My wife is a phlebotomist. She requested a way to strap the blood tubes on her arm and this is what I came up with. She used it for the first time last night and was in love with it.
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I worked in vet medicine and this is such a good idea for when you’re wrangling a dog or cat for diagnostics.
Haha. Never would have thought of a vets office for this. Funny you talk about wrangling the animals. My wife works in a hospital and has to deal with combative patients on occasion. She said it's great for thos le circumstances.