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The RMT

The RMT

The RMT is a superior tourniquet, available at VDEV.GROUP to the traditional versions of the tourniquets available in the industry for these reasons:

  1. Precise Pressure Control: RMTs allow for precise, incremental adjustment of pressure, minimizing the risk of over-tightening.
  2. Single-Handed Application: RMTs are designed for quick and easy one-handed application, ideal for emergencies.
  3. Hassle-Free Tightening Mechanism: It just works, every single time, without the end user having to do anything special.
  4. Rapid Response: The ease of application with RMTs ensures faster response to severe bleeding situations.
  5. Reduced User Fatigue: Ratcheting mechanisms reduce the physical effort required to apply and maintain pressure.
  6. Safety Features: Many RMTs incorporate safety mechanisms to prevent excessive pressure and potential complications.
  7. Smooth Tri-Glide: Strap retention tri-glide allows for quick application without hold-ups and binding issues.
  8. Patient Comfort: RMTs with wide straps distribute pressure evenly, reducing discomfort during extended use.
  9. Minimal Training: RMTs are easier to learn and use effectively, making them suitable for a broader range of responders.
  10. Consistent Pressure: The ratcheting mechanism ensures consistent pressure throughout the application.
  11. Works with Weak / Compromised Hand Strength: Anyone applying the RMT can do so without dexterity or superior strength required.  Not even adult strength is required.  A 5 year old child can activate the mechanism to occlusion successfully. This indicates that an injured shooter can do so as well.
  12. Quick Release: RMTs often have a quick-release feature for immediate removal when needed.
  13. Durable Construction: RMTs are built to withstand challenging conditions and repeated use.
  14. User-Friendly Design: The simple design of RMTs minimizes the risk of user error.
  15. Less Risk of Tourniquet Syndrome: RMTs reduce the risk of complications associated with prolonged tourniquet use.
  16. Better for Limited Mobility: RMTs are easier to apply when space or mobility is limited.
  17. One-Handed Adjustment: RMTs allow for easy pressure adjustment with one hand without releasing the tourniquet entirely.
  18. Quick Application for Multiple Tourniquets: In mass casualty situations, RMTs are quicker to apply, potentially saving more lives.
  19. Wide Range of Users: RMTs can be used effectively by individuals with varying levels of training and experience.
  20. Greater Tightening Strength for Distance and Circumference: The design allows it to walk into occlusion. This occurs with each *click* of the RMT ratcheting mechanism. It will move forward no matter what. 
  21. Fewer Moving Parts: RMTs have fewer components, reducing the risk of malfunction.
  22. Suitable for Pediatric Patients: RMTs are often adjustable to accommodate smaller limbs, making them versatile for all age groups.
  23. Reusability: Many RMTs are designed for multiple uses, providing a cost-effective solution for medical professionals. You can carry the one you train with!
Ratcheting medical tourniquet

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