I00004929 Woundseal powder, 4 pieces

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

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

Works great.

As a person on blood thinners any cut or graze can lead to prolonged bleeding, this woundseal acts quickly to seal the wound and keep it sealed whilst healing. Would recommend it.

Cut small right toe corn, with blade. Cut it a little bit too deep, Bleeding would not stop. Used this, and stopped within a minute... Highly recommended. Would buy again.

Does seal a wound but stings like crazy.

I wasn’t sure what to expect with this product. In my mind I though of a soft white powder that gently covered the wound and nursed it gently back to health. In truth, it looked like black pepper with the texture of sand and it nursed the wound like a heavy handed mobster! My dad is 98% bed bound, only able to get from bed to commode, and one of the drawbacks is getting sweat rashes on his botty. He had recently been put on blood thinners due to a DVT in his leg. Sadly, this caused his sore to bleed and weep more than usual and I was struggling to get the bleeding to stop. I went online and found this product. The write ups were good so I took a chance. After using the commode I asked him to bend over slightly so I could sprinkle some powder to the offending area. . . . . I would have loved to have given this product a score of 10 for comedic effect because I had no idea my dad could hit such a high note vocally or have both feet leave the ground at the same time. He had tears in his eyes and the colour of his face would have been a best seller for dulux paint. It did the job though but not sure if it was actually the product or shock that stopped the bleeding. My dad sometimes scratches his scrotum without thinking about it and makes that area bleed too . . . . . I have threatened to sprinkle ‘down there’ if he doesn’t behave lol.

Good product, works well.

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.

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.

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,

Picture may be misleading but going to buy more of these. Useful to have on hand, but corn starch apparently works pretty well if you don't have a hemostatic agent like this on hand. Cover wound completely and dress with pressure on top of powder. It forms its own scab, dont move it much or seal may be broken. Closed a bad cut up on my finger with it and it worked pretty damn well. Put one in the car, one at home and two in my EDC bag. Good for folks on blood thinners, to have at a bar in case drunk idiots take off their shoes and step on glass etc. Worthy & cool item to add to your medkit, but make sure to stock up on different types of bandages!