Medicook Tourniquet, 5-Pack Emergency Professional Adjustable Elastic Medical Hemostatic Blood First Aid Quick Release Torniquete with Buckle

Work fairly well. Quality could be a bit better but the price is great.

Havent had to use this product but purchased for emergency bag, good price to throw in a first aid bag.

I got turned onto these when I was doing ER time for school. They’re so much easier to use than the traditional rubber tourniquets AND THEY DON’T HURT YOUR PATIENT’S ARM! Such a win!

I work at Blood Drives & needed this belt style tourniquet, which my employer no longer supplies due to costs, but are more preferred by the donors because they don’t pinch like the Velcro/rubber ones do.That being said, these have a little extra stretch so you have to really pull it to get it form enough. The release button is a little fussy. Giving it slack but staying in place, takes some getting use to.Over all for the money they’re just ok & I won’t cry if a co-worker walks off with one.

I can't imagine that I'm ever going to need one of these but from what I've read on emergency kits I decided to get some. They don't take up much space so they're good for a small emergency kit. I played around with one and I was easily able to figure out how it worked. The best part about these things is that I can put it on and take it off with one hand. No help is needed and I love that. For that reason alone I suggest buying this. I'm not positive about how long the material it's made of is going to last. For all I know it could break the first time I use it or it could last decades. Since I do not plan on ever having to use these things I'm not going to worry about that. I'm just happy I finally have all of the items that are recommended for an emergency kit. I've been meaning to get these things for over 25 years. I'm glad I was able to get something finished. I'm going to pat myself on the back for this one. I think I deserve it.

These arent that bad, but looking at overall quality they are a little pricey. They work like they should but I couldnt find any instructions on the slow release, I eventually pushed down the buckle thing near the quick button and I guess that's the slow realease. One of the tourniquets buckle was backward so to use it the band has to be twisted which would not be good to use in a life or death situation.

The material is not so good

The feel and hold over the tourniquet is quite good. It is somewhat difficult to release it but I’m not sure if that’s because of the material of the buckle or misalignment of the buttons but a four out of the five needed a few times to release