T-Ring Digit Tourniquet

$12.99

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T-Ring Digit Tourniquet

Name: T-Ring Digit Tourniquet
Brand: The T-Ring
Price: 12.99 USD
Availability: InStock

$12.99

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Stop bleeding on a finger or toe in seconds. The T-RING is the world's first one-size-fits-all tourniquet for digits, designed by a physician to deliver immediate bleeding control with a fraction of the pressure of improvised methods like rubber bands or glove fingers.

Just slide it on. No cutting, wrapping, or clamping. Its bright, high-profile design makes it nearly impossible to forget, and it is engineered so you cannot over-tighten it. Sterile, single-use, and ready when a fingertip injury happens at home, on the job, or outdoors.

Physician-designed
One size fits all digits
Cannot be over-tightened
Sterile, single-use
Trusted in 1,000+ facilities

Slide the T-RING onto the injured finger or toe and roll it to the base of the digit until bleeding stops. The design applies safe, even pressure automatically. Remove promptly once bleeding is controlled or care is transferred. For digit use only.
One size fits all, from the smallest to the largest digit
Simple slide-on application, no cutting, rolling, or wrapping
Applies a safe, controlled pressure and cannot be over-tightened
Bright, high-profile design so it is never forgotten on a finger or toe
Sterile, individually packaged, and single-use
Physician-designed and trusted in 1,000+ facilities across 30+ countries
One-size-fits-all digit tourniquet for fingers and toes. Applies a controlled, low pressure (approximately 150–165 mm Hg) and is designed so it cannot be over-tightened. Sterile, single-use, and FDA registered. For temporary control of bleeding on digits only, not for use on limbs. Not a substitute for professional medical care. Remove as soon as bleeding is controlled and seek medical attention for serious injuries. Do not leave in place longer than necessary.