What is the difference between all the different QuickClot products? I'm not sure which one to get.
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I know of only two sizes and I purchased the larger one to keep with my first aid kit in my vehicle.
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The difference is the delivery method or the way the product is used, for example the old quikclot granules was intented to be poured into a wound. Quikclot sport and ems come in a sack like product where u apply to the wound where quikclot combat gauze comes in a gauze form where you pack the gauze into a bleeding wound and then apply pressure. For a home kit or something to bring along when camping or hiking, I would recommend the quikclot sport. If you are in contact with firearms or knives I would recommend the guaze format as you can pack the guaze into a wound.If you creating a Ifak or home first aid kit I would recommend the sack format The difference is the delivery method or the way the product is used, for example the old quikclot granules was intented to be poured into a wound. Quikclot sport and ems come in a sack like product where u apply to the wound where quikclot combat gauze comes in a gauze form where you pack the gauze into a bleeding wound and then apply pressure. For a home kit or something to bring along when camping or hiking, I would recommend the quikclot sport. If you are in contact with firearms or knives I would recommend the guaze format as you can pack the guaze into a wound.If you creating a Ifak... » Read More The difference is the delivery method or the way the product is used, for example the old quikclot granules was intented to be poured into a wound. Quikclot sport and ems come in a sack like product where u apply to the wound where quikclot combat gauze comes in a gauze form where you pack the gauze into a bleeding wound and then apply pressure. For a home kit or something to bring along when camping or hiking, I would recommend the quikclot sport. If you are in contact with firearms or knives I would recommend the guaze format as you can pack the guaze into a wound.If you creating a Ifak or home first aid kit I would recommend the sack format « Show Less
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The difference is the delivery method or the way the product is used, for example the old quikclot granules was intented to be poured into a wound. Quikclot sport and ems come in a sack like product where u apply to the wound where quikclot combat gauze comes in a gauze form where you pack the gauze into a bleeding wound and then apply pressure. For a home kit or something to bring along when camping or hiking, I would recommend the quikclot sport. If you are in contact with firearms or knives I would recommend the guaze format as you can pack the guaze into a wound.If you creating a Ifak or home first aid kit I would recommend the sack format
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Not positive, but I believe the diff is the internal mechanism. Aircat is the industry standard dual hammer/anvil approach; Nitrocat uses a dual clutch system instead. Some say Nitrocat is a small bit more powerful, but a bit slower. I bought the nitro for truck wheels and it is PHENOMENAL. Turns a bit slower than my old wrench, but not more than 1-2 seconds more on a lug nut. The amazing thing about this is its light weight, very low vibration, and never appearing to work hard. Large, rusted nuts seem to come off with the same (minimal) effort as small clean ones--it's a rather uncanny feeling if you are used to other air wrenches. Everything this thing does just feels effortless. And, if you use it commercially and it eventually needs a rebuild, they sell very low cost DIY refurb kits for both types. I don't think you can go wrong with either one.
1806267
Don't know the exact differences but look at the reviews. Swivel Sweeper goes back to 2009. Max is the current version of the product.
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The scanner hardware for both of the scanners is almost identical. While Epson touts the 750's coating, I have yet to see a test that shows there is a significant difference fromt the coating. The 750 does include the fluid mounting tray system but you can find an alternative at betterscanning.com. The additional software may or may not be worth add value. The Monaco software is not the best and it really isn't being supported by Xrite anymore. Silverfast is a nice piece of software IF IF it fits with your working right brain/left brain workflow. Most people either love it or hate it. Vuescan is an alternative. If I were doing it again, I would buy the v700 instead of the v750. The scanner hardware for both of the scanners is almost identical. While Epson touts the 750's coating, I have yet to see a test that shows there is a significant difference fromt the coating. The 750 does include the fluid mounting tray system but you can find an alternative at betterscanning.com. The additional software may or may not be worth add value. The Monaco software is not the best and it really isn't being supported by Xrite anymore. Silverfast is a nice piece of software IF IF it fits with your working right brain/left brain workflow. Most people either love it or hate it.... » Read More The scanner hardware for both of the scanners is almost identical. While Epson touts the 750's coating, I have yet to see a test that shows there is a significant difference fromt the coating. The 750 does include the fluid mounting tray system but you can find an alternative at betterscanning.com. The additional software may or may not be worth add value. The Monaco software is not the best and it really isn't being supported by Xrite anymore. Silverfast is a nice piece of software IF IF it fits with your working right brain/left brain workflow. Most people either love it or hate it. Vuescan is an alternative. If I were doing it again, I would buy the v700 instead of the v750. « Show Less
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ask Google - they are quite good with info and videos - I'd like to know also - I'm finding Quicken for Mac rather complicated.
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The cartridges are either digital or physical cartridges you buy from Cricut. Each cartridge has images on them. If you are looking at buying the Cricut Mini I would definitely recommend buying the Cricut Explore. I bought the mini last year and I was very satisfied with it but then they just came out with the Cricut Explore in February of this year. It is by far a better machine! It is way more user friendly, it works on internet based program, you can use your own true type fonts, you can cut your own JPEG images, this machine will draw and score just to name a few. I strongly recommend the Explore over the mini! Hope this helps!
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The earliest form of QuickClot was a powdered formulation which is no longer manufactured or distributed. If you run across any of it, do NOT use it as it is most assuredly past it's expiration date. With the gauze products the Kaolin is embedded in the fabric and is much neater and more effective to use. It is intended for wound packing in order to control bleeding, with the general idea being to pack this product into a wound site and directly to the source of the hemorrhage (i.e., an artery or vein) where the gauze serves as the delivery device and acts as a structural staunch. Bottom line: this an amazing addition to a field trauma kit, but should not be used in the powdered/crystallized form. The earliest form of QuickClot was a powdered formulation which is no longer manufactured or distributed. If you run across any of it, do NOT use it as it is most assuredly past it's expiration date. With the gauze products the Kaolin is embedded in the fabric and is much neater and more effective to use. It is intended for wound packing in order to control bleeding, with the general idea being to pack this product into a wound site and directly to the source of the hemorrhage (i.e., an artery or vein) where the gauze serves as the delivery device and acts as a structural staunch. Bottom... » Read More The earliest form of QuickClot was a powdered formulation which is no longer manufactured or distributed. If you run across any of it, do NOT use it as it is most assuredly past it's expiration date. With the gauze products the Kaolin is embedded in the fabric and is much neater and more effective to use. It is intended for wound packing in order to control bleeding, with the general idea being to pack this product into a wound site and directly to the source of the hemorrhage (i.e., an artery or vein) where the gauze serves as the delivery device and acts as a structural staunch. Bottom line: this an amazing addition to a field trauma kit, but should not be used in the powdered/crystallized form. « Show Less
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My kit came with the soft clix lancet. It appears this supplier is rather loosey-goosey with what they stock and ship. Accu-check hasn't packaged the meter with the soft-clix in 3 generations of product, so I got some old stock. If you are dead set on getting the Fast clix don't buy this one. Go to your local pharmacy.
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I THINK they're the same unit. It's just that the "base" model comes with the latest map revision ... and no more. When the maps are revised ( updated ) you'd be notified that a revision is available but you'd need to buy the revision to download and install it in your unit. The alternative, "with lifetime maps" purchase costs a little more, but subsequent updates are provided at no further charge for the unit's "lifetime" (or for yours). I think the latter was a better buy and so that's what I chose. Happy trails!
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I have noticed that Qsee is constantly upgrading the look of the User Interface and it gets confusing. I use about 14 of these and though the most recent ones have change, the ease of use is kept between models. Interface is very intuitive and you surely can get by it if you have used one before. If not, you can always call qsee and they will provide you with help.
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I have the titanium maximum premium it protects any software download on my computer as well as any files that come through internet. I am not sure what the difference is between the three of them I only have experience with the maximum premium. You would probably have to contact the manufacturer for a thorough explanation of what you are getting and the difference between the 3 of them.
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According to HP, the Platinum editition is 6X faster than the regular one. While this might be true, it is however not worth to pay 50% more. The traditional one exceeds my expectations anyway. After all, at least for myself, an average user of this calculator would not notice the speed difference under normal circumstances. So, my suggestion would be, stick to the older one and save about $23.
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The "trodat professional 55510" has worked good for me. It has 10 digits which include numbers and a few character options as well. Amazon had it for about $30.
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To be on the safe side on this detail we would recommend you double check with Tripplite. Here is both their product specs weblink for this item and also their contact weblink:http://www.tripplite.com/en/products/model.cfm?txtModelID=2939http://www.tripplite.com/en/company/contacts.cfmThanks.
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As far as I can tell, there is no difference. All of the specs are identical - I thought maybe it was just an "updated" version. Hope this helps!
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See the lorextechnology web site and look at the specifications for each. Not a lot of difference. Mostly software.
1653350
I would say the difference is amps....the Q featherweight is for really light light pickups. Even with 1.5 amps on the model I got, pickup of kitty litter is not as thorough as I'd like, but beats dragging out the big vacuum just for quick pickups. Just have to go over the areas a lot more.