WoundSeal Topical Powder Wound Care First Aid for Cuts, Scrapes and Abrasions Single Use, 4 count (Packaging May Vary)

Wound Seal powder is wonderful. I include it in my first aid kit at home and while hiking. It's easy to get cut when you have to get through thorns and sharp rocks and branches. First sterilize the wound. Rubbing alcohol is wonderful, although it briefly stings. Wound seal stops they bleeding. Then cover the wound with a band-aide band-aide or bandage. You are good to go.

I am on both Plavix and adult aspirin. If I get even a small cut it bleeds like crazy. This may sting just a little, but with a little pressure it makes an almost immediate scab. Blood Stop does not stop the bleeding on me. Also, I love these tiny vials and keep one in my purse, by my sewing machine and two in the glove box for other emergencies,

Product works exactly as advertised. Have been using it for years.

On the package: WoundSeal topical powder. Biolife LLC, Sarasota Fl (...) Made in USA UPC code 834061000040 Ref: CSU004 Ingredients: Hydrophilic polymer and potassium ferrate. Lot and expiration date are on the package, mine had an expiration date that was 25 months out from the date of purchase so good for 2 years. In the package: plastic box containing 4 small tear-open single use packages of WoundSeal and a detailed instruction sheet with pictures and warnings. Each pack is about 1/2" by 1-1/2" long and contains a small amount of the powder. I don't have a scale sensitive enough to weigh the contents, I would estimate the amount of powder to be what you would find in a tear open pepper package from a fast-food breakfast meal. This is the paper or shaving cut bloodstopper as the package quantity will not do much more. Says "stops bleeding instantly!" on the package but the instructions say press into wound for 30 seconds to form a seal - go with the 30 seconds, maybe longer. As it is in powder form, it is NOT what you would use for nose bleeds as it can be inhaled and do damage inside your nasal passages. Be careful if you use this outdoors as it can be blown into the air. Getting this into your eyes, nose or mouth would be bad as it would react with the moisture in those places; you would then have a bigger problem than a paper cut. Good product, does what it is supposed to do for small bleeds and Made in USA.

Great for those knicks when shaving fast, on the go.

This powder really stops the bleeding?

I take blood thinners, and, since I'm older, my skin is thinner than it used to be, making a simple hard scratch causes annoying small bleeds. This stuff comes in tiny cubes with very fine brown powder in them. It says "single use", but it goes a whole lot further than that! Clean & dry the wound & gently tap the tube, glowing a tiny bit of the fine powder to land on the open cut. Bleeding instantly stops & it doesn't sting! I've never had to reapply. It comes with 2 cubes. I keep one at home & one in my purse. I get many scratches from wildlife hikes & crazy rescue dogs. I am still on the first 2 tubes purchased! Definitely try this!

It stops the bleeding immediately. Great stuff

Good product, works well.

It has once again come time to reorder this product and although it has nearly doubled in price since my last purchase I still think it’s worth it. I have used this on myself and my dog for cuts and when I have accidentally nicked my dogs claw too far and it’s bled. Yes, it does smart a little when applied BUT it certainly does what it should do and stops bleeding immediately. For me personally, I think it’s a first aid kit essential and it has a shelf life of around two years.

Expensive, but worth it if you are on blood thinning medication. The powder scabs over small cuts and wounds almost instantly and is especially useful in difficult to administer areas with a plaster or bandage. The tubes are quite small so handy when travelling. A few minutes after being administered the grey power forms a normal looking scab which remains in place, even when washed, until the wound has healed

Essential addition to anyone's kit. The best feature for me is the peace of mind knowing that if a trauma bleed happens I will be able to deal with it and possibly save someone's life.

Can sting a little but works well with head cuts where you can’t apply plasters so worth having in kit