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CURAD QuickStop Bleeding Control Spray is a fast-acting, sting-free solution that uses oxidized cellulose powder to form a soft, gel-like barrier over minor cuts and scrapes. Lightweight and portable, it’s designed for quick bleeding control, especially on hard-to-bandage areas, backed by CURAD’s trusted first aid expertise since 1951.
| Product Dimensions | 6 x 4 x 4 inches |
| Item model number | CUR5248V1H |
| Safety warning | For External Use Only |
| Material Type | Oxidized cellulose |
| Material free | Sting Free |
| Additional product features | Portable, Lightweight |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
| Batteries required | No |
| Item Weight | 1.69 ounces |
| Country/Region of origin | China |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Item Weight | 1.69 Ounces |
L**D
Fast Acting, Good Stuff
My husband has the typical thin skin many of us develop as we age and he's also on blood thinners. It doesn't take much for him to have a fairly minor cut that bleeds a lot. I bought a can of this (it's very small) and it has worked so well that I've bought several more to have within easy reach - in the garage, his golf bag and the kitchen. I clean the cut with an alcohol wipe, then use the spray and put a bandaid over it.He says the spray is cold but doesn't hurt. A white substance comes out and usually covers a larger area than the cut, but it seems to wash off easily enough. My next purchase is the blood clotting Curad bandaids that come in assorted sizes that I just saw on the Amazon site.
K**S
One of those things you need to have but hope you don’t need to use!
The media could not be loaded. I haven’t had the chance to try it but I am glad to have it on hand. The spray is super compact and seems great for travel or home use. I definitely recommend having one on hand in case of accident. The cap also seems like it stays on well.
Z**Z
Train
Powerful spray, hard to direct. You aim at the cut and it sprays fast and powerful around the wound. Hard to clean overspray.
C**S
Good “just in case”
I take Warfarin which can cause me to bleed more because it thins my blood, and you never know when you might either cut yourself, fall or whatever. I’m hoping I won’t need to use this, but if I do it’ll be a blessing not to bleed all over.
E**E
Every home should have this in case of a cut.
Amazingly effective and a great first aid tool to have on hand. Stops bleeding from a cut quickly.
K**2
This is a MUST HAVE!
The Quick Stop Bleed spray is a must-have in any first aid kit. Its fast-acting formula effectively stops bleeding from cuts and wounds, providing peace of mind in emergencies. The spray format makes application easy and mess-free, making it ideal for home or travel use. A reliable and essential tool for handling minor accidents quickly and effectively.
S**T
Be sure you look at the size not much bigger than a salt shaker
Totally my fault for not looking at the size it's less than an ounce in the bottle is not much bigger than a salt shaker you would think even though it was just $8 it would be at least twice that size but I'm assuming it'll work as it should
J**J
Critical to Have ON-HAND Just In Case...
When you've got someone in the family who takes Coumadin, it's ESSENTIAL to have something like this on-hand (in a lot of different locations) for those times when something MIGHT happen.So we have these on SUBSCRIPTION and get a couple more every couple months, and spread them around in our home, cars, and at work, so that JUST IN THE EVENT what might otherwise be relatively small cut for most people could cause someone to bleed excessively.Even for people whose blood clots fine... still a good idea to have a way to coat a minor injury with this, somewhat like a spray-on BANDAGE!In short: VERY useful to have on-hand!
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