Medical

Today's soldiers rely on the C-A-T tourniquet to stop arm or leg blood flow due to traumatic injury on the battlefield.

Since 2004, the C-A-T tourniquet has been issued to over one million Canadian, US and British troops. Its effectiveness as a life-saving instrument for soldiers on the battlefield has played a significant role in improvement of tactical combat casualty care.

The C-A-T has revolutionized battlefield care for the military user, given its proven combat record and its lightweight (59 grams) design, less than half the weight of similar products.

In Afghanistan and Iraq, soldiers have come to rely on its compact design and ease of storage (folded 6" or 153mm length) as they prepare to enter combat.

This product is now also available in Orange for First Responders and Blue for Training purposes.