Abstract: A single-use disposable phlebotomy venous tourniquet formed from a strip of elastic fabric material. Such fabric may be initially selected or treated with a polymeric or elastomeric material to provide surfaces having predetermined frictional characteristics to minimize slippage and discomfort to the patient and to facilitate ease of use in knotting and releasing the tourniquet.

Abstract: A basic known mirror assembly incorporating a pair of side-by-side plane mirror members (right and left) is provided with the mirror members pivotally supported from each other along adjacent margins and relatively positionable to define an included, angle therebetween of substantially 75 degrees so as to provide to a person viewing himself or herself with side-by-side registered one-half image views together forming a single image of the person which is a true image and not an image which is reversed in front-two-rear relation. The mirror members are pivotally supported from each other through the use of hinge constructions each including a pair of hinge leaves interconnected by a living hinge zone and wherein each hinge leaf defines a hollow open ended housing.