(Pack of 3) AllaQuix Stop Bleeding Pad (LARGE 2-inch square) Professional-Grade First-Aid Hemostatic Gauze (Blood Clotting Bandage)

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Product description BE PREPARED FOR EMERGENCIES! AllaQuix is an essential and necessary part of every first-aid kit and emergency trauma kit. Keep AllaQuix in the Shaving Kit, Toolbox, Fishing Tackle Box, Garden Shed, Kitchen, Workshop, Gym Bag, Shop Floor or Plant First-Aid Kit, Travel Bag, Glove Box, Backpack, RV or Camper, Golf Bag. Contains: 3 AllaQuix Stop Bleeding Pads (2 inch square).AllaQuix is a patented, high-tech gauze pad made of chitosan, which has been used and proven by medical professionals and the US Military to stop bleeding fast. AllaQuix is a sterile, topical, active hemostatic, wound dressing designed to stop bleeding fast. FDA CLEARED Reviewed and cleared by FDA for OTC use in the management of minor topical bleeding wounds such as minor abrasions and minor skin lacerations.WHAT IS CHITOSAN? Chitosan has been used by the U.S. Military in combat to stop bleeding fast. AllaQuix is designed to work for all people who have trouble stopping bleeding, even people with bleeding and clotting disorders, and people on blood thinners!HOW DOES ALLAQUIX WORK? AllaQuix works independent of the clotting cascade - which means AllaQuix will work whether the body is able to clot blood on its own or not. OPPOSITES ATTRACT! The chitosan fibers in AllaQuix have a positive charge. Red blood cells have a negative charge. Once the AllaQuix pad is on the wound, the chitosan fibers in AllaQuix attract red blood cells. When the red blood cells bind to the AllaQuix pad, a seal over the wound is created to stop bleeding. SAFETY There are no known contraindications, so AllaQuix can be used by everyone. AllaQuix can be used for all ages. AllaQuix is made from chitosan, which is derived from shellfish. Individuals with known shellfish allergies should use caution in the use of any product containing chitosan. There have been no known allergic reactions or adverse events reported as a result of using AllaQuix hemostatic pads since distribution began. Ingredients AllaQuix is made from medical-grade chitosan. Chitosan is a naturally occurring, biocompatible polysaccharide. Chitosan has a long history as an effective hemostat, with decades of use as a hemostat and dozens of published articles. Chitosan exhibits many beneficial properties in medicine including rapid control of bleeding (hemostasis) and antimicrobial activity. Chitosan has been shown to stimulate wound healing. The chitosan fibers in AllaQuix are processed with a proprietary and patent-protected technology. The advanced surface-treated fiber barrier will effectively control bleeding independent of the body's clotting mechanism. The fibers are designed to aggregate platelets along the fiber to accelerate clot formation, even when anticoagulation therapies (also known as blood thinners) are used. P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); Directions 1. Clean the wound area. 2. Apply the AllaQuix pad to the wound. 3. Press gently to ensure the pad adheres to the wound. 4. Wait for the chitosan fibers to attract red blood cells and stop the bleeding. Safety Warning The chitosan fibers in AllaQuix are processed with a proprietary technology that neutralizes and purifies the source designed to eliminate any potential clinical complications. Processing of the chitosan includes deacetylation, which effectively removes all animal protein, which may cause an allergic reaction. The final step in our post-packaging procedure is gamma irradiation to ensure a sterile chitosan pad. There are no known contraindications. AllaQuix is made from chitosan, which is derived from shellfish. Individuals with known shellfish allergies should exercise caution in the use of any product containing chitosan. A study was published in Military Medicine (176, 10:1153, 2011) evaluating "Safety of Chitosan Bandages in Shellfish Allergic Patients." The study concluded that all patients with a documented shellfish allergy tolerated the bandage without allergic reactions. (Study available on request) See more