how many usage you get from 50 gr ?
1109535
QuikClot is a one-time use item. It's a blood-absorbing sponge. If you ever need to use it, it's worth the cost you paid.
1109536
One. Open the package and apply the gauze, which contains the clotting material, directly to the wound.
1109537
One from each package. the size of the wound determines whether you use a small or large package of quick clot
1109538
It is just for one time use. You might also want to look into Israeli military wound dressing; those Israeli ones come with bandage. Not this quick lot. Not sure Israeli ones say they clot/stop bleeding but having quicklot pad with no bandage feels like only halfway ready.
1109539
Fortunately...I haven't had to used it, but I think its just a one time use.
1728129
I am a seasonal tax return preparer and I use my old reliable LaserJet HP1320 as my workhorse. I usually use up a high yield cartridge Q5949X after printing on a 1 1/4 case of printer paper (a case has 5,000 sheets), so my best "guesstimate" of average usage is about 6,250, more or less. My printer is set at 600 dpi by default so I know that I can still "stretch up the cartridge's life by changing the settings to 300 dpi. Unfortunately, my printer does not have a print counter so I just rely on how many reams of papers I use per toner cartidge. I usually print only text so your results maybe lower if you also print in graphics mode. I hope this information helps. I am a seasonal tax return preparer and I use my old reliable LaserJet HP1320 as my workhorse. I usually use up a high yield cartridge Q5949X after printing on a 1 1/4 case of printer paper (a case has 5,000 sheets), so my best "guesstimate" of average usage is about 6,250, more or less. My printer is set at 600 dpi by default so I know that I can still "stretch up the cartridge's life by changing the settings to 300 dpi. Unfortunately, my printer does not have a print counter so I just rely on how many reams of papers I use per toner cartidge. I usually print only text so... » Read More I am a seasonal tax return preparer and I use my old reliable LaserJet HP1320 as my workhorse. I usually use up a high yield cartridge Q5949X after printing on a 1 1/4 case of printer paper (a case has 5,000 sheets), so my best "guesstimate" of average usage is about 6,250, more or less. My printer is set at 600 dpi by default so I know that I can still "stretch up the cartridge's life by changing the settings to 300 dpi. Unfortunately, my printer does not have a print counter so I just rely on how many reams of papers I use per toner cartidge. I usually print only text so your results maybe lower if you also print in graphics mode. I hope this information helps. « Show Less
1948783
The only issue you may run into is if you want to stay in peak efficiency, which is usually around 50% give or take. Also note that running multiple(3+ probably) hard drives adds up on the wattage used too.
1369863
At least fifty. I looked for the packaging but couldn't locate it. Hope this helps.
1121361
On average it looks like 2,500 maHrs. Depends on load and to some extent on temperature. At -10C you loose 50% of the maHrs. 25ma - 110Hrs - 2700maHrs 100ma - 24Hrs - 2400maHrs 200ma - 11Hrs - 2200maHrs 500ma - 2.5Hrs - 1200maHrs
401502
i think its 50/50. but it is very good n perfectly fits. in about 45 days of use i have no complain.
1194840
I gave mine away because it was an awful product, and I don't remember what the capacity is. My recommendation is that, no matter which product you purchase, you grind only the amount you wish to use at the time.
50524
I am using 120 and it is working very good so far I've had it installed for almost 5 months and it is working very efficiently.
1347170
It depends on how much you believe the manufacturer. The bottle says to use all of it, every time you clean. Most people I know use half the bottle or so. I use 1/3 of the bottle each time.
444594
I can't remember for sure but I think somewhere around 25. Sorry we have used most of them.
1121362
On average it looks like 2,500 maHrs. Depends on load and to some extent on temperature. At -10C you loose 50% of the maHrs. 25ma - 110Hrs - 2700maHrs100ma - 24Hrs - 2400maHrs200ma - 11Hrs - 2200maHrs500ma - 2.5Hrs - 1200maHrs
1978532
50 GPD = 189 LPD (roughly)..... I dont know that you can precisely measure the mL per min on this type of RO system. But if you want to estimate divide 189/1440 then convert L to mL.
2023209
I am not sure but I believe I got 50...It's still a great deal! I was very happy with the response.
293976
I bought it in April last year,its capacity is 500G.I don't know the latest,Hope useful to you.
372151
Mine says 74.4G. I've got about half of the space used, and I have quite a few files, photos, etc. on here.
745135
I would venture to guess quite a few. I had 2 and only used a minimal amount .
1161008
Depending on the amount of apps you have running at one time in the back ground and you amount of usage. In my experience between 15-20 hrs. And I'm a fairly heavy user.