are these blood clotting bandages ?
573897
No, these battle dressings are a (very effective) compression bandage. They are different than, but able to be used in conjunction with a blood clotting product (QuickClot Sport, Advanced Clotting Sponge on Amazon.com).
573898
No these are pressure bandages to keep gauze pads or clotting bandages tightly on the wound area.
573899
No I do not believe they are. Look for Quik Clot to get clotting. These will control bleeding through compression. My intention, if needed, is to use both this and Quik Clot.
573900
These are pressure bandages and if applied properly will cause clotting. If you are asking if they are hemostatic agents, that would be no. You would want quick clot or celox gauze to use with these bandages.
386963
50 Adhesive Bandages, 3in x 3/4in (7.6cm x 1.9cm) 30 Adhesive Bandages, 3/8in x 1-1/2in (0.95cm x 3.8cm) 6 Butterfly Closure Bandages 3 Knuckle Bandages 1 Adhesive Tape Roll, 0.5in x 2.5yds (1.27cm x 2.28m) 10 Cotton Tip Applicators 4 Finger Splints 1 First Aid Instruction Guide 4 Sterile Gauze Dressings, 2in x 2in (5cm x 5m) 4 Sterile Gauze Dressings, 4in x 4in (10cm x 10m) 1 Sterile Trauma Pad, 5in x 9in (12.7cm x 22.9cm) 2 Examination Gloves 1 Instant Cold Compress, 5in x 6in (12.7cm x 15.2cm) 1 Tweezers 1 Scissors 4 Disposable Lancet (For removing splinters) 2 Antibiotic Ointment Packets 21 Alcohol Prep Pads 21 Antiseptic Towelettes 3 Povidone Iodine Pads 3 Sting Relief Pads (For insect bites) 1 Lip Ointment Packet 1 Emergency Bright Stick 1 Emergency Whistle 1 Emergency Water Pouch 8 Non Aspirin Tablets (2 in one pack) 8 Antacid Tablets (2 in one pack) 8 Electrolyte Tablets (2 in one pack)
824011
The entire bandage is a non-glue adhesive. So the part that covers the wound is the entire tegaderm patch which is 4x4 3/4. If you are familiar with tegaderm you understand that there are no edges to this. If not, sometimes or drugstores and pharmacies will alllow you to buy one tegaderm patch. You might want to see what they are like first to make sure it suits your needs. But I love them and use then to cover my pain patches which then allows me to shower with my pain patches while keeping them dry. Hope this helps☺
1792513
I have not had to use this yet, but I believe these are intended for use on smaller scraps and cuts, and punctures wounds. Good luck! For a gun shot or stab wound, I believe you would need its bigger brother, the clot packs in two different sizes.
1653697
these are lancets for stabbing to get blood to test, they're not test strips
939107
They are single use. Once used, the dressing that goes against the wound is no longer sterile.
901431
Yes, they can be used in conjunction if necessary. However, keep in mind one of reasons organizations have gotten away from quick-clot powder was that it blew around and got into the eyes of individuals in the area. The powder also worked to stop the bleeding, but caused a lesser secondary burn. So you could in theory clear blood from the wound, pour in powder, and then pack it with the gauze. I would recommend that you just get another package of gauze. One of the many benefits of this gauze in particular is the blue strip woven into the product that is detectable during x-ray.
565996
According to the package, it's made of "cotton, synthetic, rubber". It's not like any bandages I've found in stores. It's light bone colored with a small strip of velcro across one end and is stretchy. It's much more durable than others I've found. Hope that helps.
1516217
Under the picture of the medical kit there is a list of all the items that come with it, also the second picture shows a list of the items that come with the kit the list is as follows: Category Item Quantity Bandage Materials Triple Antibiotic Ointment, Single Use 4 Tape, 1/2" x 10 Yards 1 Cotton Tip Applicator, Pkg./2 4 Bandage, Butterfly Closure 4 Bandage, Adhesive, Fabric, Knuckle 4 Bandage, Adhesive, Fabric, 2" x 4.5" 1 Dressing, Non-Adherent, Sterile, 2" x 3" 2 Bandage, Elastic with Clips, 2" 1 Bleeding Trauma Pad, 5" x 9" 1 Gloves, Nitrile (Pair), Hand Wipe 1 Blister / Burn Dressing, Gauze, Sterile, 4" x 4", Pkg./2 2 Fracture / Sprain Dressing, Gauze, Sterile, 3" x 3", Pkg./2 2 Dressing, Gauze, Sterile, 2" x 2", Pkg./2 2 Instrument Antihistamine (Diphenhydramine 25 mg) 3 Mini Rescue Howler Whistle 1 Antimicrobial Towelette 12 Medication Scissors, Bandage with Blunt Tip 1 Acetaminophen (500mg), Pkg./2 3 After Bite Wrap 2 Moleskin 3" x 4" 1 Cold Pack 1 Survival Tools Ibuprofen (200 mg), Pkg./2 3 Compass, Button, Liquid Filled 1 Wound Care Splinter Picker/Tick Remover Forceps 1 Safety Pins 2 Aspirin (325 mg), Pkg./2 2 Bandage, Adhesive, Fabric, 1" x 3" 16
2159588
They don't look like Cotton more like a paper fiber you would see in a band aid. Just replace the patch with what you like to use.
2237468
No, they are not individually wrapped. It is a paper container, square, as are the gauze pads.
1342657
No, it's just an assortment of gauze bandages and wraps with some surgical scissors
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.
998812
I think it is compression only after looking at the pkg. ,we got an Israeli kit that has bandages & coagulants
800879
I'm not home but I believe they are sewn in. So the answer would be no. They refreeze in a couple hours, it sure helped me get through my knee replacement in June
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.
1109537
One from each package. the size of the wound determines whether you use a small or large package of quick clot