AngryOwl tactical medical equipment
Made in Lithuania, EU

Tactical and emergency medical equipment, made in Lithuania

CE-marked Class I medical devices under EU MDR 2017/745. Made in Lithuania, EU.

Made in Europe

Made in Lithuania

CE marking

Class I medical devices under EU MDR 2017/745. Quality management system certified to ISO 13485.

Founded by a practitioner

More than 10 years in tactical medicine.

Production

We make it ourselves

We design and manufacture tourniquets and pressure bandages in Lithuania, under an ISO 13485 quality management system.

Why it matters

Production in Lithuania, supply chain in the EU

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Europe ran short of even the most basic medical supplies: there was no local production, and shipments from the other side of the world were delayed.

The same risk applies to tactical medical equipment. AngryOwl was founded so that tourniquets and pressure bandages are made here – in Lithuania.

LT

Made

10+

years of experience

MDR

Class I, 2017/745

EU

supply chain

Kaunas, Lithuania

“A tourniquet should stop the bleeding, not torture. A wide band, controlled pressure. Nothing more. That's how a tourniquet should work.”

AngryOwl

01

Made in Lithuania

Delivery within the EU – no customs. Every product can be traced from production to delivery.

02

Ready for public procurement

Documentation and specifications in a tender-ready format.

03

ISO 13485 and ISO 14001

Certified quality and environmental management system.

04

CE marking

Class I medical devices under EU MDR 2017/745

Do you supply first aid equipment? Taking part in public tenders?

We will prepare the product documentation you need.

Distribution Network

Become an AngryOwl distributor

Do you supply first aid equipment in your country? Let’s talk.

image/svg+xml Addicted04
Distribution Network
E-store Physical store Manufacturer
AngryOwl
Kaunas, Lithuania
Manufacturer
Articles

Research and practice

Tourniquet use, the MARCH protocol.

Understanding the MARCH System: Colour Coding for Tactical Medical Equipment

The MARCH protocol colour coding system is widely used in military and tactical medicine to standardise casualty treatment priorities under stress.

Let's get to know each other and talk about working together

We reply within 24 hours on working days.