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Anyone heard of this Bleed-X product that claims to stop topical wound bleeding? Thought it may be good just in case I slip with the scissors.
http://www.coradhealthcare.com/Bleed-X/page2.htm
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How many times have you or a loved one been cut and you haven't been able to stop the bleeding? Tired of the stinging from stiptic sticks? Unexpected nose bleeds that won't stop? Bleed-X is a significant new development that has recently been introduced to the medical/surgical market, which is now available directly to the consumer without a prescription through CORAD Healthcare in an OTC applicator.
Bleed-X is a recently FDA cleared natural topical hemostat which is used by Emergency Room Physicians and EMT's (Emergency Medicine Technicians) to stop moderate to severe bleeding.
Bleed-X provides safe, effective control of problem bleeding from minor to major wounds. This product is truly a lifesaver. Bleed-X is a patented technology manufactured under US patent 6,060,461 and is completely safe to use, as it is manufactured from natural starches.
The 0.5 gram applicator provides up to 4 square inches of wound coverage, enough for a 4" x 1/4" inch incision x 1mm deep.
Bleed-X is perfect for the following cuts, lacerations and bleeding from:
Razor cuts
Nose bleeds
Children with cuts and lacerations
Cut feet from glass
Cut skin from auto accidents
Cumadin patients and patients on other blood thinners
Cut arteries (yes, cut arteries!)
Fishing accidents
Hunting accidents
Bicycling accidents
Car accidents
$5.95 Each +S&H
I know some of you may be reading this and perhaps are thinking, is this product really available and does it work? Yes, it really does work and here's how:
*MPH (Microporous Polysaccharide Hemispheres) technology platform utilizes a bio-inert polymer material consisting of flowable microporous particles synthesized to a controlled porosity and spherical diameter, from raw materials derived from plants -- not animals or human pooled-blood sources. When applied to actively bleeding areas, MPH acts as a molecular sieve (or absorbent) that rapidly absorbs the fluid component of blood. The controlled porosity of the particle excludes platelets, red blood cells and serum proteins, which are then concentrated on the surface of the particles.
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http://www.coradhealthcare.com/Bleed-X/page2.htm
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How many times have you or a loved one been cut and you haven't been able to stop the bleeding? Tired of the stinging from stiptic sticks? Unexpected nose bleeds that won't stop? Bleed-X is a significant new development that has recently been introduced to the medical/surgical market, which is now available directly to the consumer without a prescription through CORAD Healthcare in an OTC applicator.
Bleed-X is a recently FDA cleared natural topical hemostat which is used by Emergency Room Physicians and EMT's (Emergency Medicine Technicians) to stop moderate to severe bleeding.
Bleed-X provides safe, effective control of problem bleeding from minor to major wounds. This product is truly a lifesaver. Bleed-X is a patented technology manufactured under US patent 6,060,461 and is completely safe to use, as it is manufactured from natural starches.
The 0.5 gram applicator provides up to 4 square inches of wound coverage, enough for a 4" x 1/4" inch incision x 1mm deep.
Bleed-X is perfect for the following cuts, lacerations and bleeding from:
Razor cuts
Nose bleeds
Children with cuts and lacerations
Cut feet from glass
Cut skin from auto accidents
Cumadin patients and patients on other blood thinners
Cut arteries (yes, cut arteries!)
Fishing accidents
Hunting accidents
Bicycling accidents
Car accidents
$5.95 Each +S&H
I know some of you may be reading this and perhaps are thinking, is this product really available and does it work? Yes, it really does work and here's how:
*MPH (Microporous Polysaccharide Hemispheres) technology platform utilizes a bio-inert polymer material consisting of flowable microporous particles synthesized to a controlled porosity and spherical diameter, from raw materials derived from plants -- not animals or human pooled-blood sources. When applied to actively bleeding areas, MPH acts as a molecular sieve (or absorbent) that rapidly absorbs the fluid component of blood. The controlled porosity of the particle excludes platelets, red blood cells and serum proteins, which are then concentrated on the surface of the particles.
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I think she agrees with you Nancy. 
