KPK Tourniquets Strap-morvarid model

The Tourniquets Strap-morvarid is a device designed to temporarily restrict blood flow in a limb, typically an arm or leg. Its mechanism involves wrapping the device around the targeted limb and applying pressure to halt blood circulation. Tourniquets come in various types and serve different purposes. The tourniquets produced by Keifiat Pajoohan Kara are specifically designed for venipuncture, commonly referred to as garrots or vein straps. These tourniquets are used to make veins more prominent during blood draws or intravenous injections. By applying the tourniquet above the venipuncture site, venous blood flow is slowed, causing the veins to become more engorged and visible, which facilitates easier needle insertion into the vein. Additionally, in certain rehabilitation and physiotherapy methods, tourniquets are employed to restrict blood flow and enhance muscle strength, a technique known as Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) training. The venipuncture tourniquets by Keifiat Pajoohan Kara , under the KPK brand, are available in three models: Negin, Sadaf, and Morvarid. These tourniquets are made from Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) plastic, a material known for its high durability and resistance to breakage. The straps used in KPK tourniquets are completely hypoallergenic, ensuring safety for users with sensitive skin. The superior quality, variety of colors and models, distinctive packaging, and a 6-month warranty are among the distinguishing features of Keifiat Pajoohan Kara’s tourniquets compared to other products available in the market. Applications of the Product: Assisting in locating veins for intravenous injections or blood draws Controlling bleeding Restricting blood flow Supporting specific rehabilitation and physiotherapy exercises, such as BFR training