Fake Tourniquets, spot the difference...
What's the difference between a real & not Real; Tourniquet? Death...is Highly Likely
How to tell? Does it have a CE certificate? Is that CE certification Real?
Where are Fake Tourniquets Sold
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CE (China Export): A Misleading Abbreviation
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CE markings with “China Export” are not related to European compliance or regulatory standards. Unfortunately, these markings can be misleading and are sometimes used unscrupulously to deceive buyers into thinking a product has received the CE (Conformité Européenne) certification when it has not.
CE certification, real or not real, read below.
The Gap. The left is real and the Chinese one is NOT a CE certificate.
CE & C E Whats the difference ?
EU Regulatory Compliance: CE mark affirms that a product conforms to EU directives & standards. Verification by Manufacturer: Responsible for ensuring that their products meet the essential requirements & undergo appropriate conformity assessment procedures.
CE (China Export) markings are NOT subject to any specific regulations or standards. Deceptive Practices: Some manufacturers or exporters may use the CE (China Export) mark to falsely imply European compliance, potentially putting consumers at risk.
Nothing on the Back?
- Usually there is nothing on the back of the Tourniquet.
- In the early days there was, and the was misspelt, instead of Rock HIll it said RAck Hill,
- Even now there are some Chinese companies that fake the CE certificate, so where you buy from is important.
- Third-Party Certification: In some cases, third-party certification may be involved in the assessment process to verify compliance.
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Mandatory for Some Products: CE mark is mandatory before they can be legally sold within the EU.
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Product Safety: CE emphasizes product safety, consumer protection, and adherence to environmental regulations.