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The direct pressure thing sure seemed to work well for that Sabres goalie. Clint Malarchuck I think. That was SPOOKY. You’re probably better off not looking it up. Saw another hockey player get nicked in the carotid a few years ago too, might’ve been Sabres again. Direct pressure to the wound...

If you got a tourniquet on, your next stop is a trauma ER. Let a doc or surgeon take it off.

What NoBivy said. That wrapper on the CAT is gonna slow you down if you ever really need it. It’s not sterile nor does it need to be. Throw away the wrapper and practice one handed application to a limb. It’s pretty simple, but you don’t wanna figure it out while playing human-sprinkler.

Celox might be gentler. Marines had Quickclot or Kwikclot or however it was spelled. Coming to the hospital with chemical burns and necrosis because they thought it was funny to put it on shaving cuts. Stupid. Looked like sand, and like sand it could get carried by the wind, so watch your eyes...