Quick Clot Home BDG [Health and Beauty]

Anyone who has been in combat knows that in an emergency first you check to see if the injured person is breathing. Second, you stop any bleeding. How long does a person have when they are bleeding profusely depends on the wound and its location. But remember an adult has only about 5 quarts of blood and the loss of 40%, 2 quarts, can spell death.This product can greatly aid in saving a person from bleeding to death. It has a proven track record and is carried by military personal in combat…Why? For the simple reason it works. You are being foolish if you don’t have this in your emergency first aid kit. It is just too important and much, much cheaper then wishing you had had it when a loved one needed it.

Misleading Description : "QuikClot Wound Care Home BDG Pack 1 EA (PACK OF 4)"Thought i was getting 4 of these based on the description. If I knew it was only goign to be one I would have never paid the $13.29. To pricey for a single TINY clot sponge.

I think this product is a must for any and all first aid kits. I did not receive the box that was displayed (wound pack), but one small sealed packet labeled *sport*. I was expecting to get the boxed product, that is why I am giving 3 stars. A little expensive for such a small product, but, hopefully, the money was well spent if ever needed.

My son-in-law suggested this product, of which I'd not heard. When he was here at Christmastime, I cut my finger and bled rather severely. In that I'm on blood thinners, control of bleeding can be a challenge. Although I've not used it since receiving it, I feel more secure with it in the medicine cabinet.The packet is smaller than I expected; hence, the four stars.

I ordered some of these Quick Clots after slicing my leg, including an artery, doing yard work with a machete. I bled like you wouldn't believe. 911 was definitely called. I did not have any clotting material and was terrified. Next, I drilled a hole in my hand doing...well, drilling. A QC was applied. This time I was able to drive myself to the hospital and get not only morphine but reconstructive surgery. You may be thinking "This guy needs to lay off the tools." Trust me, I agree. However, the quick clot is an essential first aid addition and I strongly recommend that every household have two of these lifesavers. Those arteries are just sitting there thinking "I dare you to cut me like Tom did." OK that's a little far out. GET QUICK CLOTS TODAY.

Part of "First Aid" is making sure your loved ones survive until "professionals" get there to take over. For a serious bleeding event, this product can be a life saver (my son just got back from the middle east, and he says this is in every combat pack). You only have to need it once, to realize how important it is. How much are your Kids and Grandchildren worth to you (to me, it's cheap at the price)? This goes with us everywhere.

A great product to have at home or in the emergency kit on the road. Hopefully I'll never have to find out how well it works but I view it as an essential addition to any first aid kit of bug out bag. I've since bought another one and might add more.

I thought BDG stood for bandage and I expected this to be in that form but it wasn't. Had I known that I could have bought it cheaper elsewhere.