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The RapidStop Tourniquet

/Bleeding /First aid equipment /The RapidStop Tourniquet
  • 29th June 2021
  • Keith Sleightholm
  • Bleeding/ First aid equipment

The RapidStop tourniquet is the fastest and most efficient tourniquet available and it is easy to use on a patient or on yourself.

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