💉 CELOX Traumatic Wound First Packets: Rapid Hemostatic Solution for Wound Care Review

My father had a heart attack and had a stent put in and will be on blood thinners for a year. I have two packs of these and always keep them. He works with trees a lot and keeps them in his work truck as well as in his house, my house, car etc. Small backpacks are better because you can keep them anywhere because you never know when you're going to get cut or stabbed. . Suppose you do many physical things like my father. He is young and healthy, despite heart problems. As far as I know he never

I have a well stocked first aid kit for big emergencies, not little boo boos. My job is to get you to the ER or keep you from leaving. I recently had heavy head bleeding and it took me about 5 minutes to stop the bleeding before I could get butterfly bites. That's when I bought this and threw a few in a couple of glove boxes too. A few days ago, a family member who takes blood thinners had a cut that wouldn't pucker due to black pepper and direct pressure, so we opened up one of those. Instant…

If I had had this as a paramedic we would have saved an incredible amount. I just ordered my 5th round of Celox. I've used it three times (once at home, on a hike and at work). I like it for several reasons, first Celox is non-exothermic which means there is no chemical reaction that causes additional pain. Second, it works on its own without requiring your blood chemistry to clot, and that's how Quick Clot works. It's not that one is better than the other, I also have a Quick Clot Mull injury…