MasterBlaster
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From a post at Arbtalk, this looks like an interesting replacement for a blood stopper in our first aid kits. Have a look!
CELOX Hemostat Blood Coagulant
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PCTREE
Treehouser
you planning on cutting someone???????
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Frans
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Looks interesting. Perhaps you would still need to carry gauze.
MasterBlaster
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It's for an initial immediate response to bleeding, not bandaging.
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Frans
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Now that I think about it, you could pour the junk on the wound while in the tree then come down. Makes sense.
It must be FDA approved or they would not be able to sell it in the U.S. The main distributor is in Oregon. I'm gonna check it out. Call my sister the nurse and have her look into it for me.
My blood stopper is made for that, but the reality is that it would be hard to wrap the blood stopper around a wound say on my arm while in the tree. This looks very easy to apply.
It must be FDA approved or they would not be able to sell it in the U.S. The main distributor is in Oregon. I'm gonna check it out. Call my sister the nurse and have her look into it for me.
My blood stopper is made for that, but the reality is that it would be hard to wrap the blood stopper around a wound say on my arm while in the tree. This looks very easy to apply.
MasterBlaster
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Even for little cuts! Because I take a daily aspirin I bleed like a stuck pig.
I ordered the $23 size.
I ordered the $23 size.
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Frans
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MB, once the bag is opened, the sterility is gone. Maybe buy a few smaller bags of it?
That little cut like from a handsaw is the worst. But the big cut is bad also.
The little handsaw cut is damm annoying with blood spurting all over my clothes and rope and everything. This stuff would cure that quick.
I usually carry a bandanna, so that makes a quick wound wrap.
I still wonder if this product is completely safe and used here in the states by hospitals and EMS.
That little cut like from a handsaw is the worst. But the big cut is bad also.
The little handsaw cut is damm annoying with blood spurting all over my clothes and rope and everything. This stuff would cure that quick.
I usually carry a bandanna, so that makes a quick wound wrap.
I still wonder if this product is completely safe and used here in the states by hospitals and EMS.
wiley_p
Climbing Up
Wow. Kind of old news, I thought you guys were high speed. Hey did you know there are these gloves with rubber on the palms too?
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Frans
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Yes, all the better for smacking you withHey did you know there are these gloves with rubber on the palms too?
NickfromWI
King of Splices
Found it on amazon for $13.
http://www.amazon.com/Celox/dp/B000NCUEZ6/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=hi&qid=1216141183&sr=8-1
I was thinking about getting Quick Clot but the Celox seems much better because you can pour it on, rather than hold and wrap like the other stuff.
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http://www.amazon.com/Celox/dp/B000NCUEZ6/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=hi&qid=1216141183&sr=8-1
I was thinking about getting Quick Clot but the Celox seems much better because you can pour it on, rather than hold and wrap like the other stuff.
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gf beranek
Old Schooler
Great Stuff!
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Bounce
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I've seen this stuff used when I worked in the Forest Circus. A guy cut himself with the chainsaw and had stopped bleeding within just a few minutes. It was pretty incredible.
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Frans
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You freaking backwoods innovator!
gf beranek
Old Schooler
I was wondering if anybody would catch it.
sotc
Dormant hero!!
looks like a good addition to a first aid kit
