What Professionals Are Saying
From emergency departments and operating rooms to first responder agencies, Ring Rescue is helping teams remove stuck rings more safely, efficiently, and confidently
Ring Rescue is a massive step forward for this not-so-uncommon clinical scenario. I’ve used it multiple times, highly recommend for stuck rings.
The Ring Rescue Kit saved us time, effort, and definitely improved patient safety and satisfaction — for sure a practice-changing and essential tool in any emergency department.
Every emergency department should have one. Every emergency physician should know how to use it.
It’s a specialized kit that we keep in one of our apparatus here in the department… when you need it, you need it.
Built for Better Patient Care
Hear from healthcare professionals using Ring Rescue to approach difficult stuck ring cases with greater safety, efficiency, and confidence.
I was able to use the Ring Rescue Compression Device plus lubricant… we were able to get it off without much difficulty!
I am an Emergency Department Physician, and just cut several difficult stuck Titanium rings from a patient with the Dolphin Ring Cutter, and it worked great.
Now that a medically approved ring removal device is available, continuing to rely on non-medical, improvised tools in the emergency department is difficult to defend. Innovation like this helps raise the standard of care.
Patients often need rings removed before surgery or after an injury. The Compression Device allowed me to remove the ring without cutting, a huge relief to both myself and my patient. Fantastic new product!
Built for the Realities of Emergency Response
First responder teams rely on Ring Rescue for a safer, more efficient approach to difficult stuck ring removals in the field.
The Dolphin was easy to use and performed flawlessly. A new tool that does not require a lot of finesse or training is great.
This valuable piece of equipment helps us provide better care while reducing the risk of further injury to our patients.
It took less than a minute to deploy and remove the ring safely from her finger. This new tool cuts with a very fine blade, which allows a jeweler to repair the ring easily if desired.
Old methods took time with manual cutters or were dangerous to the patient with a Dremel tool. This new unit has been tested to cut through all kinds of metal, even newer tougher metals used in today’s jewelry, and provided incorporated safeties to protect the patients.