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QuikClot Advanced Clotting Gauze - 3 x 24 in (2 Strips)

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Includes 2 pieces of 3x24 inch QuikClot blood clotting gauze in 1 resealable pouch for easy storage
QuikClot hemostatic gauze is proven to accelerate natural clotting and stops bleeding within minutes
Used by hospitals, EMS/first responders, military, law enforcement, and the general public
Controls hemorrhaging from bleeding injuries and fits perfectly in any emergency first aid kit
Nonallergenic gauze has low-to-no risk of adverse reactions and conforms readily to wound site

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*In vitro testing using QuikClot kaolin-impregnated gauze formed clots in under two minutes compared to gauze without a hemostatic agent, which took on average more than ten minutes to clot. Data on file. If you have any medical conditions check with your doctor prior to using.

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Safety Information

For external use ony. Avoid contact with eyes. Sterility not guaranteed if package is opened or damaged. Discard package if damaged.

Indications

For temporary external use to stop bleeding of superficial wounds, minor cuts and abrasions.

Ingredients

Kaolin

Directions

1. Open package and remove gauze. 2. Place gauze on wound and use it to apply pressure directly over the bleeding source. Keep applying pressure until bleeding stops. (More than one gauze may be required) 3. Continue to apply pressure for 3 minutes or until bleeding stops. 4. Leave gauze in place. Wrap to secure on the wound. If wound re-bleeds or serious bleeding occurs, apply a new gauze and keep applying pressure. Seek IMMEDIATE medical attention. After bleeding stops gently remove gauze. If gauze sticks to wound rinse with water to remove. Do not leave gauze on wound more than 24 hours.

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Phillip M.

Proven product.

Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2018

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Bought this and shoved it in my med pack. Yesterday I sliced my leg open and it was a good bleeder. Grabbed one of these, with my fingers I opened the wound, shoved this gauze in and counted to 100. Then I took the picture. It never bleed after and I even walked around for almost an hour before getting it stitched up. A bit expensive but your really not thinking about that when your bleeding extensively lol.

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Josh Peller

Too small-

Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2018

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The product is quality, but these are really too small to be of value.
Get the 4”x 4yd version. Yes, those are more expensive of course but these will give you a false sense of having a real hemostatic dressing. If you actually need a hemostatic dressing, this won’t do the job. It’s just too small.

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NC Combat Medic

Works. Just works.

Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2017

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I'm a paramedic and we use a few kinds of Quikclot from Combat Gauze to ACSs. This stuff is exactly like the $50/pack Combat Gauze except its smaller. Works very well. And honestly I really like these smaller strips for easier packing of gunshot wounds.

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An Absolute Must for Everyone

Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2018

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First off, if you're an adventurer, or if you work in and around machines or high risk areas, this is an absolute must in your first aid kit. I carry one on person every single day. I bought these for my family to have.

BUT the reason for 4 stars is:
Although the seller was amazon and I used 1-day shipping, the ones I got were expired, June 2018. The expiration date is printed on the back, bottom left corner, make sure to check right after you get them. If they are new, or relatively new, the expiration date should be 3+ years into the future.

I've had my accidents and this thing, as its purpose states, stops bleeding fast. Not instantly, but faster than layering gauze, taking off the blood soaked gauze, then applying more sterile gauze, and repeating. A few years back, I was hiking in the rain and slipped on a sharp rock, ripped my leg right open. I had to use both of the QuikClot gauzes and by the time rescue got to me, most of the bleeding already stopped. Yes I had to use regular gauze on top of the quik clots, but not as much as I would've needed if I didn't have these quik clots. Also saved me from spewing more blood than the traditional method of applying layers upon layers of gauze.

Highly Recommended. But remember to check those expiration dates. I need to return mine and get ones that are not expired.

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lunchboxtheman

Ripoff

Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2018

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I can’t believe I paid 20 bucks for this. It’s two pieces of gauze the size of a quarter. Complete ripoff. Go with a different hemostatic agent.

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Brandon M

About 30 months to expiration

Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2017

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Expiration on the two packs I just received on 04/3/2017 is 09/2019.

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T.C.

One for the home, one for travel

Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2017

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If a member of your family is on blood thinners, these could be a life saver or could buy time until the EMTs arrive. While it may not stop a large bleed, these should help with minor surface bleeding along with direct pressure. Do not use internally (for example, a nose bleed). Also, get a good first aid book or DVD and learn the basics which could help save a life before the professionals arrive.

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Steve

Great size for a cyclist!!!

Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2015

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For now this is a 5 star item. I hope I DON'T get to try it out. With all the people getting hit around here by cars (at fault or not), I'm not taking chances on helping protect myself or those I bike with.....or a random stranger I have the trauma kit versions of QuickClot but they are to big for a cyclist. These are great, I can throw them in a Ziploc with the other gear and not worry about the space or weight they take up.

Note: Pic of the Ziploc in my bag is after I stuffed everything into it, no problems fitting and still more room!