Tourniquet - The Fastest, Safest, Most Effective Combat Hemostatic Control Single-Handed Application for Military Tactical First Aid Medical Battle Tourniquets

I tested them both before putting them in my emergency kit.

After talking to a paramedic about first-aid kits and the use of tourniquets, I wanted to add at least two tourniquets to my back country first-aid kit. Often, depending on the location needed, the first one may not work well enough. You will need to add the second one to stop the bleeding. I was going to be camping/hunting/fishing in the Artic Circle. The closest town was 80 miles away, and we were a couple miles from the road. If something had happened to need a tourniquet, we were going to need to buy as much time as possible. The tourniquet 2 pack was light weight and easily tucked into a first-aid kit. Fortunately, I never had to take either of the tourniquets out of the package. However, they seemed to be of good quality and the instructions were included. A helpful thing to reference when in an emergency. I will always have two tourniquets in each of my first aid kits. Excellent/cheap insurance.

Should work seem okay hopfully never find out

Nice, just like every tq, just green.

Better quality than I expected.

Materials are of lesser quality than NAR tq's, so i would recommend at least buying one or two NAR ones first so you know you have something you can trust. But grab some of these as your back up or secondary TQ's. So cheap you can keep 4 in a pouch just in case, throw a couple in your cars etc.

Haven't had to use one so idk how well it works... Came quickly and it's a good price. Doesn't seem to be exceptional quality but as long as it does the job once right?

Get the real thing