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Elite First Aid Quick Clot Combat Gauze

Elite First Aid Quick Clot Combat Gauze

SKU: 415

$51

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The hemostatic gauze works on contact to stop bleeding by accelerating your body’s natural clotting process, clotting blood five times faster. QuikClot Gauze is impregnated with kaolin, a naturally-occurring mineral proven to be effective as a hemostatic agent. Inorganic and inert, kaolin is non-allergenic, making it safe and effective to use.

Features and Specs

QuikClot Combat Gauze stops arterial and venous bleeding in seconds.
Powerful yet cool, so it won't burn.
Pliable to pack into even penetrating traumatic wounds.
Flexible to cover any size or shape.
No mixing. No measuring.
No heat.
Easy to use.
Easy to remove.
4 yards x 3"
Weight:.06 lbs
Dimensions: 5.5 × 5 × 0.75 in

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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Great product

"Quick Clot is a must. I know it was used at an agency I worked by several years ago, and it saved the cops life. If your agency doesnt provide it, it is worth the money as an insurance policy. I have multiple quick clots in my agency vehicle."

— Ryan P. (5/5)

New item to me

"I'm an Old School Army Medic, 91 series. Did have this stuff back in da day in our aid bags. I like to keep my Aid Bag now updated. Another thing I'll read up on and train. Thanks LAPG "

— Daniel L. (5/5)

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— Elias T. (4/5)

Awesome product.

"Add these to kits that don't come with one. Awesome product."

— Aleksey K. (5/5)

Very compact. Great product

"Very compact easy to fit in trauma bag."

— Christine T. (5/5)

Expiration Date Unacceptable

"The expiration date on the 2 Quikclot Combat Gauze I received was only 2 years. Though I have read that Quikclot technically does not expire, still it should have been at least 3 - 4:years instead of 2."

— ROGER R. (3/5)

Q&A

Is this z-fold and what are the dimensions?: Yes this is a z-fold, unfortunately the manufacturer has not provided the dimensions.
Just wanted to note that you listed the item as "Combag gauze" with a 'G' instead of a 'T' in Combat. I love what y'all do, stay awesome.: Thanks for pointing that out! I have fixed it now, you should be able to see the change tonight.