Blood Clotting Powder for Large Wounds

WoundSeal Blood Clotting Powder for Large Wounds

The WoundSeal Blood Clotting Powder is a non-prescription “powder bandage”. In combination with manual pressure to the wound, the powder quickly forms a strong scab that completely covers the wound and stops the bleeding. WoundSeal Topical Powder is not a vasoconstrictor or a cauterizing agent, is not biologically derived and is non-toxic.

Use WoundSeal Powder on external wounds that have blood, such as cuts, skin tears and avulsions. If sutures are required, the protective scab that forms may be removed by a medical professional by soaking it with saline solution and gently scraping it off.  The powder must be totally irrigated off the wound prior to applying sutures.

FEATURES

Topical powder for large external bleeding wounds
Wound Coverage Area: 34.5 sq. cm to a depth of 2 mm
Stops bleeding and forms a waterproof scab in seconds
Scab falls off naturally as the wound heals
Composed of a hydrophilic polymer and potassium ferrate
Ideal for industry, contractors, offices, restaurants, military, schools, camps, outdoor activities, sports teams, cottages and homes
Format: Dispenser Bottle in Sterile protective pouch

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is WoundSeal Powder and how does it work?
WoundSeal Powder is a non-prescription topical powder.  The ingredients are a hydrophilic polymer and potassium ferrate.  In combination with manual pressure to the wound, the powder quickly forms a strong scab that completely covers the wound and stops the bleeding. WoundSeal Powder is not a vasoconstrictor or a cauterizing agent, is not biologically derived and is non-toxic.

On what type of wounds can I apply WoundSeal Powder?
Use WoundSeal Powder on external wounds that have blood, such as cuts, skin tears and avulsions. If sutures are required, the protective scab that forms may be removed by a medical professional by soaking it with saline solution and gently scraping it off.  The powder must be totally irrigated off the wound prior to applying sutures.

Does WoundSeal Powder cauterize or burn the skin?   
No. WoundSeal is a powder wound dressing that works by combining with blood and forming an instant, protective seal/scab.  It is not a cauterizing agent and doesn’t burn or damage tissue.

Can WoundSeal Powder cause allergic reactions?
The product is hypoallergenic.  No allergic reactions have been reported.

Will WoundSeal Powder work with people who bleed easily?  
Yes.  WoundSeal Powder does not depend on the blood’s natural clotting mechanisms to be effective, so it will work on people who bleed easily.

How do I apply WoundSeal Powder?
After pouring the WoundSeal Powder onto the wound, apply pressure with your fingers for 30 seconds to ensure the powder combines with the blood to create a protective scab. If there is no further bleeding, gently dust off any excess powder without disturbing the scab. The scab will fall off on its own when the wound has healed.

How much WoundSeal Powder should I apply?
Apply as much WoundSeal Powder as it takes to completely cover the wound and any blood around it.  Ensure that there is a layer of dry powder on the top of the wound before applying pressure.