First Aid Only 91356 Tourniquet Roll Universal

Product Description

The FIRST AID ONLY 91356 is a nylon tourniquet in roll form designed for emergency hemorrhage control. Measuring 31.5 inches in length and 1.5 inches in width, this universal-size tourniquet is built for rapid application in trauma situations where severe limb bleeding must be controlled quickly. Weighing 0.2 pounds, it is compact enough for first aid kits, jobsite trauma bags, and emergency response packs. The black nylon construction provides durability and resistance to wear during storage and deployment. It ships as a single-unit packaged item, making restocking straightforward for safety coordinators and fleet managers.

This tourniquet is suited for use in commercial and industrial settings where OSHA first aid compliance requires advanced bleeding control supplies. Typical installations include construction site first aid stations, fleet vehicle trauma kits, and facility safety cabinets. It is appropriate for any environment where trade professionals, safety officers, or trained first responders need a reliable tourniquet available for immediate use. The universal sizing accommodates a wide range of limb sizes for adult application.

Key Features

• Nylon construction provides durable, long-lasting performance in demanding storage environments
• Universal size at 31.5 inches long and 1.5 inches wide fits a broad range of applications
• Roll form allows compact storage and fast deployment during emergencies
• Single-unit packaging supports individual kit restocking and inventory control
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for inclusion in portable trauma or first aid kits

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or supplemental tourniquet for standard commercial and industrial first aid kits requiring a universal nylon tourniquet in roll form.

Installation Notes

Tourniquet application should be performed only by personnel trained in hemorrhage control techniques such as STOP THE BLEED or equivalent programs. Apply the tourniquet 2 to 3 inches above the wound site on the limb, tighten until bleeding stops, and note the time of application. Do not remove a tourniquet once applied in a field emergency — that decision is made by medical professionals. Inspect and replace tourniquets periodically according to your facility first aid kit maintenance schedule.