IV Supplies / Tourniquets 19
B.BRAUN IV Solutions Bags ✍
BAXTER Irrigation Solution ✍
Packaged in semi-rigid plastic bottle with wide mouth opening and safety sealed for extra protection. Sterile.
Sodium Chloride 0.9% USP ITEM# SPECS
45310 250mL 15070 500mL
Sterile Water USP 45311 250mL 15071
500mL MFR#
2F7122 2F7123
2F7112 2F7113
BAXTER Sodium Chloride 0.9% USP ✍ Sterile. (Not shown).
ITEM# SPECS
37072 500mL Bag 77886 1000mL Bag
REG SALE 2.29 2.49
3.69 3.99
Sterile Water Solution for Irrigation - PIC™ ITEM# SPECS
MFR#
69383 500mL 69382 1000mL
R5001-01 R5000-01
REG SALE 2.89 2.99
3.89 3.55
3.89 3.55
3.09 2.99
0.9% Sodium Chloride Injection USP – PAB® ITEM# SPECS
MFR#
69420 25/100mL 69419 50/100mL 68936 100/150mL
S8004-5410 S8004-5384 S8004-5264
L7502 L7501 L7500
.
REG SALE 2.69 2.25 2.99
3.15 2.79 3.99
Lactated Ringer’s Injection USP - Excel® 69407 250mL 69406 500mL 69405 1000mL
2.79 3.05 3.29
2.25 2.19 2.29
NORTH AMERICAN RESCUE C.A.T.®
Tourniquet The C-A-T®
utilizes a durable windlass system with a free-moving internal band providing true circumfer- ential pressure to the extremity. Once adequately tightened, bleeding will cease and the windlass is locked into place. A Hook and Loop strap is then applied, securing the windlass to maintain pressure during casualty evacuation. The C-A-T®
’s unique
dual securing system avoids the use of screws and clips which can become difficult to operate under survival stress or where fine motor skills are com- promised.
Dimensions:
Open Length: 33 in. Weight: 2.7 oz
ITEM# SPECS MFR# 93972 Blue, Trainer
30-0023 30-0033
93970 Black 30-0001 39.69 93971 Orange
40.09 39.69
REG SALE 35.75 38.95 38.29
REG SALE 1.69 1.69
2.25 2.35
HOSPIRA Sodium Chloride 0.9% USP ✍ Sterile.
ITEM# SPECS 54305 500mL 54306 1000mL
B.BRAUN MFR#
7983-03 7983-09
BD Vacutainer®
LATEX-FREE
REG SALE 1.55 1.79
2.89 3.39
Sodium Chloride 0.9% (Excel® Bag) ✍
Sodium Chloride injection USP. Packaged in a soft Excel bag, (PVC/DEHP-free) featuring biologically inert, non-toxic plastic. Environmentally safe, requiring less space in landfills. Will not leach harmful chemicals into the soil or ground water (not shown).
ITEM# SPECS 69413 250mL 69412 500mL 69411 1000mL
MFR# L8002 L8001 L8000
REG SALE 1.19 1.19 1.19
2.89 2.89 2.89
ITEM# SPECS 66406 18" x 1"
LATEX-FREE
Stretch Tourniquet PKG
Box/25 14.59
REG SALE 10.79
MOORE MEDICAL MooreBrand®
ITEM# SPECS 14539 18" x 1"
Case Discount
Latex Tourniquet
Flat, flexible tourniquets are made of strong latex for reliable use.
PKG Box/10 50 Boxes/Case 3.35 167.50
REG SALE 1.29
74.99
MAT Mechanical Advantage Tourniquet The Cybertech Mechanical Advantage Tourniquet (MAT) proven to be the fastest, easiest to use and most effective 1-hand tourniquet in military medic training tests. MATs are constructed of the highest- quality and durable materials included DuPont Acetel and Nylon 66, to withstand combat-proven impact and extreme temperature ranges (-40º to 200+ºF). MATs repeatedly tested to survive 330 lb-ft pull force before component deflection (MATs sur- vived tests with no product or component failure and were reusable with full function). MATs have been repeatedly tested to demonstrated 145 ft-lb compression power generation (approx 3X+ that typically required for blood flow occlusion). MATs have been repeatedly tested to demonstrated 380- 503 ft-lb of tensile strength (approx. 9X - 12X typi- cally required for blood flow occlusion) (All strength and power tests were conducted 1/05-2/05 by Stork Materials Testing and Inspection, accredited A2LA to ISO/IEC 17025 and ISO 9002 and NADCAP lab.)
ITEM# SPECS 81692 Olive Green
MFR# MAT01
36.79
REG SALE 29.95
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