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product_id: 8474059
title: "FirstAid Nosebleeds, 5-Count Box"
brand: "nasalcease"
price: "$51.26"
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reviews_count: 10
category: "Nasal Cease"
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# Stops bleeding in ~30 minutes 100% natural bio-polymer fibers Calcium release accelerates clotting FirstAid Nosebleeds, 5-Count Box

**Brand:** nasalcease
**Price:** $51.26
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🩹 Stop the drip, stay in the game — fast, natural relief you can trust!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** FirstAid Nosebleeds, 5-Count Box by nasalcease
- **How much does it cost?** $51.26 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- nasalcease enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted nasalcease brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Pain-Free Healing:** Works without stinging or irritating sensitive nasal tissue.
- • **Versatile First Aid:** Effective for nosebleeds, cuts, scrapes, and sports injuries alike.
- • **No Re-Bleed Guarantee:** Removes cleanly without disturbing clots, preventing fresh bleeding.
- • **Rapid Clot Activation:** Natural calcium fibers speed up blood clotting for quick relief.
- • **Effortless Application:** Simply insert sterile packing—no complicated steps or mess.

## Overview

NasalCEASE FirstAid Nosebleeds is a 5-count box of sterile, natural calcium alginate fiber packs designed to accelerate clotting and stop nosebleeds painlessly within 30 minutes. Trusted by coaches and healthcare pros, it prevents re-bleeds by removing cleanly without disturbing clots, and doubles as a versatile first aid solution for cuts and scrapes. Compact and easy to use, it’s a must-have for active millennials who refuse to let a nosebleed slow them down.

## Description

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Review: Absolutely effective IF USED CORRECTLY--tips from a high school coach on use - I was a high school soccer coach for years, and we had players getting nose bleeds from head butts and similar plays (mostly unintentional, thank goodness), but that creates several problems: player can't be on the field while bleeding, blood can't be on the uniform, and it is particularly difficult to stop a nosebleed when players are sweaty and have been running for a half hour or more. After we lost one of our starters for most of the second half of a tight match, I asked all the athletic trainers and pharmacists in our area what we could get. I had seen something similar in the Army as a Combat Lifesaver, but I didn't know how to get it for my players. A local pharmacist knew about these and ordered them for me. I did some research, and they use an extract from algae that makes the blood gel, while helping close the wound in the nose. I have used them numerous time, and they have always been effective WHEN USED CORRECTLY. They do NOT stop blood flow immediately, as some believe. You have to roll the fiber very tightly, and it must be pushed up into the nose so it is right next to the injury (broken skin), then you should apply moderate pressure. In my experience, it takes about 2 minutes for the blood to gel and for the wound to close. If you did not position the pack correctly, it is possible to gel the blood but not close the wound. So, you will pull the pack and congealed blood out, but it will immediately start bleeding again. I had this happen once, with a middle school kid who fell and busted his nose during an exhibition match. He was a little guy, so I had trouble getting it tight enough, and he pulled away when we put it in his nose the first time. Fair warning: if someone is bleeding profusely and you do it right the first time, you may have a large amount of congealed blood that come out with the nasal cease pack. It is often bright red arterial blood, and it will look like a huge glob of bright red, bloody snot. That isn't pleasant, and it should be treated like any other bodily fluid, despite being congealed: bag it, mark it, dispose of in a biohazard waste container. If you aren't comfortable seeing blood, then this part may REALLY get to you (I've had players and at least one parent who were watching almost throw up). The upshot is that every time I've used it, players say that everything slides out easily, and they can breathe much better (sometimes even better than before the nosebleed). Also, if you are using this in a sports setting, this makes it easy to control the blood and keep it from getting all over them and their uniform. I've used it over a dozen times, and I can usually get players back on the field in 3-4 minutes, as long as they lean forward and don't get blood all over themselves on the way off! I also carry it in a small kit for my two young sons, who both wrestle. I firmly believe that anyone who is having trouble with these either isn't using them correctly, or they're trying to use them for nosebleeds that are so far back in the sinus cavity that these can't reach them.
Review: It works fast. - Though I was skeptical of its efficacy. My nasal bleeds were excessive and it used to bleed for a long time, though I used to compress the nares and used to put in ice over the nose.But nasalcease really works for my possibly posterior nasal bleedings. It will definitely work for the anterior nasal bleeds.So highly recommended.

## Features

- Stops Bleeding. NasalCEASE's natural fiber releases calcium, a clotting factor, upon contact with blood. The calcium accelerates the clotting process and continues to be released until the bleeding has stopped. It's effective not only for nosebleeds, but on everyday cuts and scrapes; shaving cuts; puncture wounds; lacerations; and sports injuries, enabling you to return quickly to your activities.
- Easy. For nosebleeds simply insert a NasalCEASE sterile packing into the bleeding nasal cavity and remove after thirty minutes. For cuts or wounds, place it directly on the bleeding wound and apply pressure with two fingers until bleeding has stopped. The unique fiber of each sterile packing is highly absorbent.
- Painless. Unlike some blood clotting products, NasalCEASE works without stinging or irritating the affected area.
- No Re-Bleeds. NasalCEASE does not stick to or disturb the wound upon removal. New clots are not torn, triggering new bleeding.
- All-Natural. NasalCEASE is the natural based bio-polymer calcium alginate. NasalCEASE has no known side effects or medication contraindications, and is suitable for all ages.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B000GCHODS |
| Best Sellers Rank | #81,434 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #1,199 in Bandages & Bandaging Supplies #4,360 in Sales & Deals |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,528) |
| Date First Available  | November 11, 2008 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | B001H54T4K |
| Manufacturer  | Catalina Healthcare |
| Product Dimensions  | 2 x 2 x 2 inches; 0.3 ounces |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** NasalCEASE
- **Item Weight:** 0.3 Ounces
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 2 x 2 x 2 inches
- **Product Benefits:** Calcium alginate wound dressing
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Cuts and Nosebleeds

## Images

![FirstAid Nosebleeds, 5-Count Box - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/717cMNByrjL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Could someone post a picture of the product? Is it gauze, powder, swab, etc?**
A: It is a small 1" piece of calcium alginate rope dressing.  It looks like strands of hair.  It is not a powder, swab, or woven gauze.

**Q: I get horrific nosebleeds and am flying out soon. Has anyone had good luck with these during a flight?**
A: I don't fly, but it surely works on the ground!

**Q: Anyone leave this in more more than 30 minutes?**
A: If these don't work in 30 minutes you have a bleed that requires a better coagulation surface.  Also they are intended for anterior nose bleeds. If you're having a posterior nose bleed you will likely need a rhino rocket and an overnight in the hospital on painkillers.

**Q: I got conflicting answers to my original question of what this product looks like ("cotton ball", "square gauze" & "a cream"), which is it?**
A: The product I have always received is packets containing rectangular pieces of a gauze-like fiber. I fold and roll them before inserting them. They work very well for me.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Absolutely effective IF USED CORRECTLY--tips from a high school coach on use
*by C***K on November 15, 2015*

I was a high school soccer coach for years, and we had players getting nose bleeds from head butts and similar plays (mostly unintentional, thank goodness), but that creates several problems: player can't be on the field while bleeding, blood can't be on the uniform, and it is particularly difficult to stop a nosebleed when players are sweaty and have been running for a half hour or more. After we lost one of our starters for most of the second half of a tight match, I asked all the athletic trainers and pharmacists in our area what we could get. I had seen something similar in the Army as a Combat Lifesaver, but I didn't know how to get it for my players. A local pharmacist knew about these and ordered them for me. I did some research, and they use an extract from algae that makes the blood gel, while helping close the wound in the nose. I have used them numerous time, and they have always been effective WHEN USED CORRECTLY. They do NOT stop blood flow immediately, as some believe. You have to roll the fiber very tightly, and it must be pushed up into the nose so it is right next to the injury (broken skin), then you should apply moderate pressure. In my experience, it takes about 2 minutes for the blood to gel and for the wound to close. If you did not position the pack correctly, it is possible to gel the blood but not close the wound. So, you will pull the pack and congealed blood out, but it will immediately start bleeding again. I had this happen once, with a middle school kid who fell and busted his nose during an exhibition match. He was a little guy, so I had trouble getting it tight enough, and he pulled away when we put it in his nose the first time. Fair warning: if someone is bleeding profusely and you do it right the first time, you may have a large amount of congealed blood that come out with the nasal cease pack. It is often bright red arterial blood, and it will look like a huge glob of bright red, bloody snot. That isn't pleasant, and it should be treated like any other bodily fluid, despite being congealed: bag it, mark it, dispose of in a biohazard waste container. If you aren't comfortable seeing blood, then this part may REALLY get to you (I've had players and at least one parent who were watching almost throw up). The upshot is that every time I've used it, players say that everything slides out easily, and they can breathe much better (sometimes even better than before the nosebleed). Also, if you are using this in a sports setting, this makes it easy to control the blood and keep it from getting all over them and their uniform. I've used it over a dozen times, and I can usually get players back on the field in 3-4 minutes, as long as they lean forward and don't get blood all over themselves on the way off! I also carry it in a small kit for my two young sons, who both wrestle. I firmly believe that anyone who is having trouble with these either isn't using them correctly, or they're trying to use them for nosebleeds that are so far back in the sinus cavity that these can't reach them.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It works fast.
*by T***K on December 24, 2025*

Though I was skeptical of its efficacy. My nasal bleeds were excessive and it used to bleed for a long time, though I used to compress the nares and used to put in ice over the nose.But nasalcease really works for my possibly posterior nasal bleedings. It will definitely work for the anterior nasal bleeds.So highly recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best I've tried for dealing with minor nosebleeds in public
*by L***. on June 8, 2014*

I was getting ramen with my weebo friends in Mountain View, and I felt it. It feels like my nose is all the sudden running; it feels a lot like 'the sniffles' when your eyes are watering and you are blinking away the tears... only with more volume. You see, there is something wrong with my nose, probably having to do with me having broken it at an early age. The doctor says it's not dangerous or anything, but my nose will, at random times, begin to hemorrhage like I'm the male lead of one of those cheesy anime cartoons, and I'm meeting the female lead for the first time. Real smooth, right? I tip my head back and touch my nose with my napkin. bright red. I grab a wad of paper napkins and excuse myself. It's a unisex, so of course there is a line. My male privilege can't help me here. By this point, my wad of napkins is soaked, and the blood is starting to run down my arm. I get to the bathroom, shove a wad of twisted napkins up my nose and clean up as best I can. The sink looks like I killed someone. I do my best to clean up the blood and head back to my table, being careful not to sneeze or move too fast. I don't even finish my extra spicy miso, out of fear that I'd blow the gasket. Something had to be done. I ordered some of these, and I've gone through five of them in the last three months; one in a social situation, where I was able to whip it out of my wallet, tear it open and cram it up my nose before anyone else saw blood. I mean, it was still pretty weird, but explaining to people that you have something wrong with your nose is way less embarrassing when you aren't bleeding all over the table, let me tell you. Now, my nosebleeds usually happen low in the nostril. Blood only comes out of one nostril (usually the right one) - So for me? twisting the product then folding it in half and shoving it up the nostril to the point where it isn't visible unless you are looking up my nose works best. I can usually manage this without getting any blood on my hands or face. I like this better than most of the other products because it is small enough to actually fit in my nostril; it's not hanging halfway out, but it's large enough (when folded in half) to fill that nostril and keep blood from spewing all over the place, a problem I have with the curad bloodstop product. I mean, the curad stuff stops the bleeding quickly, but not quickly enough to prevent blood getting all over my face. I also tried the BleedArrest Nosebleed Clotting Foam Strip - a similar problem. But the BleedArrest product, in my opinion, was superior for the few times when I get a nosebleed further up in the nose/sinuses. Just jam the goddamn thing all the way up, and while it doesn't form a 'plug' it will make the nosebleed stop quickly.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-20*