A collection of non-sterile, noninvasive devices intended to be used in an emergency situation (e.g., battlefield) to provide compression for haemostasis to a traumatic wound occurring proximal to where a limb meets the torso/pelvis. Often referred to as a junctional tourniquet, it consists of a belt(s)/binder(s), an inflatable bulb(s), and a hand pump. The inflatable bulb is intended to be secured at the point of the wound with the belt, then inflated to provide compression and prevent bleeding. The belt component may be additionally intended to be used as a binder. This is a single-use device.