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Question: Does this dressing contain a blood clotting agent? Thanks.
Document: These kits will take care of many bleeding emergencies, but one thing you need to know is that there is no coagulants on the bandage itself. It is a trauma bandage, no doubt about it, but there's no blood clotting agents or anything on it. It will can save a life no doubts, so long as you know what your doing.
This is a good multipurpose bandage/dressing for a home or office first aid kit, and I know of some fellow EMT's who use it as well. Basically, it comes packaged as a rolled-up fabric material with a 5x9 non-adhering pad attached. The fabric works as either an absorbent dressing, or a bandage depending on what you need.
In case of emergency or accident is likely to find victims with severe bleeding or open wounds, which can lead to rapid blood loss, the first minutes can make a difference while professional help arrives.
Great little dressing, cheap, and my preference for home first aid kits or pre-hospital...but not for backcountry.For home use nothing beats these. Easy to use, just cram one on a wound, two if it's big, wrap the ends and tie in place. Most first patch dressings are done dirty, just to stop the bleeding. These go right over clothes, go on without tape, go on one handed and will fit anywhere.
This saves you from having to constantly slap on more 4x4 pads as they soak through, which is the traditional way. Alternatively, you can unroll it and you have a 5x9 pad for abrasions or burns, and you can then use the unrolled material to bandage or secure a splint.For life-threatening bleeds, I'd still prefer that every kit have a CAT tourniquet and a couple packets of a hemostatic (QuickClot, etc).
This product, at about $2.50 apiece, is still a vast improvement over the "band-aids and aspirin" which you usually find in the typical pre-made kit, and which are downright useless for serious trauma.All in all, it's a very good product which can potentially replace several others in a trauma bag or first aid kit.
If you want to save a life,this is the product . This is the best bloodstoper you can have.
I've purchased this product, in case of an emergency of an accident, I have something to help to stop the bleeding before the ambulance arrive.
I use these in our bugout bags. Since we have not bugged out, I haven't used one yet. I like them because they take up little room, are packaged nicely and I can think of several uses for them. That is important to me as I am packing emergency bags and space is at a premium.
I feel extra comfortable having these in my home medical kit. These things save lives. Price was great I thought also. In my opinion these are a "MUST HAVE" in anyones emergency kit.
Answer: yes