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Wound Sealing Powder with Applicator for Nosebleeds
Wound Sealing Powder with Applicator for Nosebleeds
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This wound sealing powder with applicator is a first aid item for nosebleeds, head wounds and other hard-to-reach wounds, with two single-use applications in the pack.
Why preppers want this
- An applicator is included, so the powder can be placed where it is needed on nosebleeds and hard-to-reach spots.
- Each pack holds two single-use applications.
- Directions are simple: pour the powder on the bleeding wound and apply pressure for 30 seconds.
- The listing describes it as nontoxic, hypoallergenic and not a drug, and says it needs blood to work.
- Single-use applications are easy to tuck into a first aid kit or go bag.
Built for
- Home first aid kits and power outage supplies.
- Go bags, car kits and camping trips.
- Nosebleeds, head wounds and other spots that are hard to reach.
Specifications
| Applications | 2 single use |
|---|---|
| Applicator | Included |
| Directions | Pour on the bleeding wound and apply pressure for 30 seconds |
| Intended for | Nosebleeds, head wounds and other hard-to-reach wounds |
FAQ
How do I use this powder for a nosebleed?
The listing says to use it as directed with the applicator. For wounds in general, pour the powder on the bleeding wound and apply pressure for 30 seconds.
Can I sniff or swallow the powder?
No. The packaging says to avoid aspirating the product into the nasal or oral cavity, and the maker explains this means do not sniff it in or swallow it. Use the applicator.
How many applications come in a pack?
The pack includes two single-use applications.
Does it need blood to work?
Yes, the listing says it needs blood to work.
