Is the plunger reusable? So, If I purchase this along with the 35g pouch can I 'refill' the plunger?
1534738
My first answer is no, it's not. It's designed to be disosable. With that said I presume it could be provided you can sterilize it. clean-up would present quite a challenge with cloted blood, dried tisse fragments, coagulated clotting agent and whatever dirt, vegitation, and insects it would pick up when you toss on the ground to finish bandaging.
1534739
Pretty certain that this item is a single use product. I don't believe that the plunger is filled with the regular granular Celox, but with miniature sponges impregnated with the same clotting agent. IMHO, if you save one life with this device, and it is quite capable of doing so, it is well worth the purchase price.
1534740
No. This is a one-time use item. Buy it, watch youtube to learn how to use it (so you don't open it), stash it in your backpack and leave it there.
1534741
The short answer would be to ask the manufacture. Though I suspect that they will say "no." After their use most field expedient medical items are disposed of. Could you refill the plunger? Probably, but I wouldn't, the design doesn't lend to reuse (if it did, the manufacture would indicate it). There are too many negatives trying to reuse a medical product, which was designed as a one-shot deal.
1534742
The plunger is in sterile packaging and not designed for reuse. If reused it should be sterilized prior to repacking. Consider the risk of infection or contamination before deciding to reuse what is designed as a disposable item. My .02
2088127
Yes it is! It's more cost effective as well. You have to get a tight grip the gray part of the nozzle and twist it off. The key is to not allow the sanitizer to get empty. I usually refill when it's about half way. If you let it get the dispenser squeezes the refill bottle almost completely flat making it unusable.
1428397
i might be late with reply for your question, but anyway yes, the gel goes with the plunger (and it is wrapped with foam of bubbles that you can squash and pop with your fingers).
1449854
The pouch is a refill. Buy the canister 1x then refill. Or you could just buy pouches and store it in Tupperware I suppose �
122620
It's reusable. Between kayaking and going to the beach 40+ times a year, it gets a lot of use. I can't say that I have used it deeper than 5 ft, but it gets wet frequently without any problems to date. The only issue that I have is I have to remove my Samsung Galaxy Note II from my Otterbox case each time I put my phone in this pouch.
2254987
Yes it is refillable. It is shipped empty you need to fill it when you get it.
1870521
I would just look for the reusable pouches that fill from the bottom...the holes on these pouches is so narrow you can only fill these with the silkiest of purees...other wise they clog or don't allow air to escape and shoot contents from the tops of the fill tubes. Wasted food, pouches, AND a mess to clean up.
1216182
Yes. That is how I use it. Do not dilute the fluid - just pour it into the refill spray bottle.
690735
I have finally killed my slightly ancient Swiffer (probably 4yrs old or more), but haven't bought the refills for most of those years! Yes, you can cut the bottle open and refill as you please. There are also reusable microfiber pads available commercially. I bought mine at either Lowe's or Home Depot, can't remember. They have worked great and are totally washable.
1636486
The plunger is loose enough that it might work. What's also nice is they have caps to keep the confetti in until it's time to push it out. Congratulations and good luck.
2251586
Yes, you can reuse/refill the bottle. The tricky part is removing the pourer. You can use a small Allen key to push up the pourer from inside of the bottle.
893399
If you have a super plug and have to apply a lot of serious plunger pressure,it will push the water out around the bottom of the toilet but I have not had to take the toilet up as a result.Even if you do the seal is reusable.I wish I had known about this years ago.I love this product.I use soda followed by white vinegar every couple of weeks to free any clogs,works great.
447965
Have you tried the pressurized portafilter? That doesn't need tampering. Just level it with your finger without compacting it and you're good to go. The bottomless is a little tricky to use at first.
914743
It is not supposed to need a refill. I think they have a lifetime guarantee. Get in touch with the company.
1286216
Yes, it comes with the plunger and taped to the plunger is the black tip so that you have precision placement of the gel. Hope this helps.
1286217
Yes - you will receive one plunger with the bait inside. It is hazardous to pets, so use with care - but works well!
1392768
Sure, I have cleaned and reused mine multiple times, but most of the time I just refill it though.