Description
How it works, slide tourniquet onto any finger and stop bleeding immediately. Once the bleeding is controled,the T-Ring Kit has everything you need to care for the cut finger.
Convenient Size allows you to have one available at work or play!
Treat Finger Cuts in 3 Easy Steps
1. Control
2. Clean
3. Close
Includes
Sterile Wipe, 2X2 Gauze (2), 1/2” Wound Strip (3), Bandages (2), Shower Shields (2), Instructions.
Watch the Video to see how it works!
When should you use The T-RING?
The T-Ring is recommended for use on every finger laceration, especially the small, minor appearing ones. It can also be used on toes. Finger injuries are the most common source of litigation often caused by missed tendon and nerve injuries and missed foreign bodies. Most missed injuries occur on small finger lacerations; as these wounds are commonly explored without adequate hemostasis. Experts agree that the most critical aspect in the management of digit injuries is a thorough exam in a bloodless field. ACEP’s Emergency Care of the Hand: “It is critical to wound management that the wound is carefully explored in a bloodless field, obtained through careful tourniquet application”.
The good news is that greater than 95% of finger lacerations do not have a deep tissue injury; these small skin lacerations are ideal for Topical Laceration Closure™ (TLC™). With the T-RING already in place, simply close the wound with the T-STRIP, seal with Dermabond, wait 1-2 minutes and remove the T-RING.
Designed by a physician, the T-RING provides immediate hemostasis while applying a fraction of the pressure applied by previously used tourniquets. Be prepared for an injury and have one for your worksite... order today!
Specifications
Brand
T-Ring
Category
First Aid Kits
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