Ri-clip Vein Compressor
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Description
If you're looking for a tourniquet that will make taking blood samples a breeze, look no further than the Riester LF5000 Ri-clip Vein Compressor. This tourniquet is made of durable yet lightweight plastic, so it's easy to use and won't cause discomfort when taking blood samples. Plus, it's latex-free and can be sterilized in an autoclave for complete peace of mind. And because it's made in Germany, you can be sure it's built to last.
Features
- Used as a tourniquet for taking blood samples
- For optimal comfort
- Prevents uncomfortable pinching and pulling of small hairs
- Made of durable yet lightweight plastic
- Latex-free
- Can be sterilized in an autoclave of 248° F (120° C)
- Sold individually
- Delivered in a plastic bag
- Made in Germany
- 2 year warranty
Product Specifications
| Country of Origin: | Germany |
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| Latex-free: | Yes |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The Riester Ri-clip Vein Compressor is a medical device used to assist in locating and compressing veins during venipuncture procedures. It is a handheld device designed to provide temporary vein occlusion, making it easier to access veins for blood sampling, IV catheter insertion, and other medical procedures.
The Riester Ri-clip Vein Compressor features a spring-loaded clip mechanism that applies gentle pressure on the target vein, causing it to become more prominent and easier to visualize. The compression is temporary and adjustable, allowing healthcare professionals to control the pressure according to the patient's comfort and the specific requirements of the procedure.
Yes, the Riester Ri-clip Vein Compressor is designed to be user-friendly. Its intuitive design and single-hand operation make it easy for healthcare professionals to apply and release compression on veins during procedures. However, it is still essential to receive proper training and practice to ensure safe and effective use.