Safeguard Medical CRoC Combat Ready Clamp Junctional Hemorrhage Control Device Black Boots comfortable and durable ballistic protection Cut:Swimmers

Name: Safeguard Medical CRoC Combat Ready Clamp Junctional Hemorrhage Control Device Black Boots comfortable and durable ballistic protection Cut:Swimmers
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 2116571174
Price: 246.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3654 (16 reviews)

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SKU 2116571174

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Description

Safeguard Medical CRoC Combat Ready Clamp Junctional Hemorrhage Control Device Black Boots comfortable and durable ballistic protection Cut:Swimmers comfortable and durable ballistic protection will stop multiple rounds from any handgun (up to 3"H x 10"W ( Folded) Control time: Under 1 minute The CRoC is FDA cleared for use at the inguinal region (groin)

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