Body Fluid Spill Solidifier Pouch, 21 g Single Use

This body fluid spill solidifier comes in a 21 g single-use pouch and turns a spill into a semi-solid gel you can scoop up.

Why preppers want this

• The listing says it turns blood and body fluid spills into a semi-solid gel mass, which cuts down splashing.
• It also deodorizes the spill, and the listing notes it contains chlorine.
• It is described as shelf stable with no expiration date required when kept in a cool, dry place in its original packaging.
• Use is simple: sprinkle evenly, allow time to solidify, then scoop and scrape up the material.
• The 21 g single-use pouch makes it easy to pack one or several into a kit.

Built for

• First aid kits and vehicle kits.
• Home emergency supplies.
• Anywhere people gather, since the listing says blood and body fluid spills can happen anywhere there are people.

Specifications

What's in the box

• 1 single-use pouch, 21 g

FAQ

How do you use a spill solidifier?

Wear appropriate protective clothing, sprinkle it evenly over the spill and allow time for it to solidify. Remove the solidified material with a scoop and scraper into an appropriate container, then clean and disinfect the area and wash thoroughly.

Does this spill solidifier expire?

The listing says it is shelf stable and does not require an expiration date, as long as it is kept in a cool, dry place in its original packaging.

What if the powder has become hard or compact?

The listing says to shake the product to loosen it before use.

How should the waste be disposed of?

The listing says to dispose of waste in accordance with local, state and federal regulations.