As a parent I always make sure I have the contents of a first aid kit on hand at home. I even pack my purse with kids bandages for on the go. With little ones you never know when they are going to fall and scrape a knee or cut an elbow. I guess I could say that goes for all of us. Dave has cut himself working the garage and I’ve done the same in the kitchen. It was good to have that first aid kit handy in all of these instances
BloodStop received.
That’s why I’m excited to be sent for review BloodSTOP. It is a hemostatic gauze that has been proven to stop bleeding rapidly and safely. It was initially designed for surgeons in the operating room but is not available at major drug stores nationwide.
Now for the big words. What exactly is BloodSTOP? I was interested to read that it is a biocompatible, non-irritating, woven matrix of fibers made from plant compounds. It adheres to a wound, initiates blood coagulation, stops bleeding, and forms a protective layer to create an optimal environment for wound healing.
More simply, when you apply BloodSTOP to a wound it quickly absorbs the blood and other body fluids and transforms into a gel to seal the wound with a protective transparent layer.
Some fascinating features include:
- It acts in under a minute
- It universally conforms to wound surfaces
- It remains in place without adhesive
- It’s water soluble for easy removal without disrupting the surface of the wound
I’ve made sure to include BloodSTOP in our family first aid kit. The weather is still nice outside and there’s bound to still be a scraped knee or two ahead of us. It’s good to know that BloodSTOP is easy to use, is effective, and efficient. I’m happy to keep it on hand for those just in case moments and as a parent it offers great peace of mind.
Thanks. Will be handy.
I haven’t ever seen this product before. Definitely a must have for the first aid kit. Thank you for the great review!
Thanks for sharing this! I have never heard of It before but it seems like a good product to keep in my medicine cabinet.
I had not heard of BloodStop until now but this sounds like a great product to keep on hand.
Glad to see this. I have 2 young boys and probably will need this at some point.
Thank you so much for posting about this. It is definitely something that as someone with ITP and on blood thinners, it will be an invaluable addition to all of our first aid kits. Pronto.