• Model NO.：S, M, L, XL
• Trademark：ERA
• Origin：China
• HS Code：9018310000
• Production Capacity：5000000pieces,Year

BLOD Exsanguination Tourniquet Pneumatic Tourniquet95% exsanguination, improved visibility45-67% exsanguination<1 mins set-up time12-15 mins set-up timeSingle-use,sterility reduces infection ratesMultiple-use, non-sterile,risk of infectionNarrow cuffs, low incidence of complicationsWide cuffs, higher risk of complicationsEasily handle, just grab and pullComplicated equipment, sereral accessories, multiple OR personnel

FAQ:

1. Can BLOD be reused?
No. BLOD is a sterile single-use device that is removed by cutting when the procedure ends. Therefore, it cannot be re-used or re-sterilized
2. How many BLOD units have been used worldwide?
At present, around 1 million units have been used in orthopedic procedures globally.
3. Is the BLOD Latex-free?
Yes.
4. How should the BLOD be stored?
The blod should be stored in a clean environment suitable for sterile medical products under the following conditions

• Temperature range: 7-28 degrees C (45-83 degrees F)
• Humidity: <60% RH

5. What is the BLOD shelf life?
3 years          
6. What happens after the BLOD expiration date has passed?

• Do not use if the expiration date has passed.
• After 3 years, the sterility of the device may be compromised. 
• For additional instructions regarding expired devices, please contact us.

7. How is BLOD sterilized?
It is sterilized with Ethylene Oxide (EtO).
8. Do the materials that BLOD is composed of contribute to its sterility?

• It components (silicon ring, stockinet, and pulling straps) are non-sterile prior to assembly, after which the BLOD undergoes a process of sterilization. 
• The product is shipped as a sterile unit.

9. At the end of the surgical procedure, the surgeon cuts the silicone ring to remove the tourniquet device. Is the inside of the silicone ring sterile?
Yes. The inside of the silicone ring is sterile as is the entire BLOD device. 

10. What are contraindications for BLOD? Can the it be used on an infected limb or on patients with bone tumors?
No. Please read the following Contraindications before using

• Do not use it on patients with poor peripheral blood flow, edema, or Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT ). See the Wells Score System for likelihood of DVT.
• Do not use if the limb is infected or with malignancy.
• Do not apply directly on skin that is fragile or has significant lesions.
• Use a sterile ace bandage to protect fragile skin before applying BLOD. 
• Do not leave on a patient's limb for more than 120 minutes.
• Do not place it directly over the ulnar nerve (at the elbow) or the peroneal nerve (at the proximal tibia).