BleedStop First Aid Powder (4 Pack)
BleedStop First Aid Powder (4 Pack) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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BleedStop First Aid Powder (4 Pack) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
BleedStop first aid powder, blood clotting powder for wounds and nosebleeds, 4 x 15 g
BleedStop is a plant-based first aid powder for bleeding wounds, cuts, scrapes and nosebleeds. The maker says it concentrates platelets and other clotting factors to help form a clot, and describes it as sterile, hypoallergenic and non-stinging.
To use, pour a layer thick enough to cover the whole wound, then apply firm pressure with sterile gauze or a bandage. You do not need to wash the powder off before bandaging. This pack has four 15 g pouches for a first aid kit, car or camping bag.
BleedStop does not replace emergency care. If bleeding does not stop after a prolonged period, seek emergency medical treatment. The maker says it can be used by people on blood thinners; if you take them, follow your doctor's advice.
What's in the box
What's in the box
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
What is BleedStop?
A plant-based powder for first aid use on bleeding wounds and nosebleeds. The maker says it concentrates platelets and clotting factors to help form a clot.
How do I use it?
Pour a layer thick enough to cover the entire wound or laceration, then apply firm pressure over the bleeding site with sterile gauze or a bandage.
Do I have to wash it off?
No. The maker says it is not necessary to wash the powder off before bandaging.
How much is in the pack?
Four pouches of 15 g each.
Can people on blood thinners use it?
The maker states it can be used by people taking blood thinners. If you take blood thinners, follow your doctor's guidance and get care for any significant bleeding.
Does it sting?
The maker describes it as non-stinging, hypoallergenic and sterile.
When should I get emergency care?
If bleeding does not stop after a prolonged period, seek emergency medical treatment. BleedStop does not replace emergency services.






