Biolife Wound Seal Powder, Pack of 3, 4 Count Each

Using this is much better than trying to stop bleeding with gauze or a bandage.If the cut is nasty, you might need to use more than one.

I’m on blood thinners so even the slightest scratch will bleed like crazy. I keep a pocket sized first aid kit in my bag that has just the normal items you expect; bandaids, wound cleaners, etc. These fit easily into same kit so I always have them with me.

Taking blood thinners causes the skin to easily bleed when bumped or knicked; therefore Wound Seal comes in very handy. We have a pack in car, house and pack with us when traveling. Stops bleeding instantly.

I had to use all the powder I had due to the depth of the pocket knife cut &bleeding. Blood thinning patients this is a must especially when in an isolated area. The powder coagulated the blood readily but a high deposit of blood & powder hardened like a tall scab. We placed a Band-Aid on it that remained for 24 hours, then removed the Band-aid & soaked it for 10 minutes in sterile water. Then we sprayed Peroxide and Rubbing Alcohol on it, added Neosporin, Band-aid and waited 24 more hours, repeating the same process. The second time we removed the Band-aid the scab was gone and a small clean cut line remained. It really healed quickly. We highly recommend this product.

Had these in the first aid kit when my wife sliced open toe in the kitchen (dropped a jar, broke, glass fragment got her...what luck, huh?) Was deep and would not stop bleeding with pressure. I applied this. She said that it burned a little. Mostly stopped the flow and we got her to Urgent Care (saved a trip to the ER). The doctor congratulated her on using the stuff while the nurses didn't know about it and were giving her a hard time for dropping sand in her wound. (Thank goodness the doctor said something positive.)

My dad fell and cut his knee and elbow. Wound seal created a scab and it healed In 10 days. It works wonders

I haven't had chance to use them yet, but I specifically bought these as they state they are pouches, which they are not. My intent was to carry one or two in my wallet, which I cannot do with these tubes.

Must-have for any first aid kit. It does just what it says it does, stops the bleeding. Easy to use as well as being conveniently packaged. Drop them in the glove box, the toolbox, your purse, your lunchpail, anywhere you might need one.