Can I use this with Amerigel Wound Dressing for an upen wound?
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Yes, but please be mindful of only using a small amount. Amerigel is a viscous gel and large amounts could block the vertical draw. For more information regarding product use, please contact us at 888.519.2297 or contact@osnovation.com For medical advice and treatment protocol, please see your health care practitioner.
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Yes, but please be mindful of only using a small amount. Amerigel is a viscous gel and large amounts could block the vertical draw. For more information regarding product use, please contact us at 888.519.2297 or contact@osnovation.comFor medical advice and treatment protocol, please see your health care practitioner.
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I use Vetericyn on everything and everyone. I prefer the liquid version better than the gel. The gel is a little clumpy and those clumps slide off areas that are not flat. So, it just depends what you are using it on. I think either is fine and the gel may work better for certain types of wounds.
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I guess it would depend on what your using it on. I think either would be great for healing process, I use this gel for deeper cuts/punctures.
2171009
it has the consistency and texture of a thick bandaid. So Yes, provided it's not a hard crease, you should be able to fold it or slightly roll it. I would recommend, if you're needing storage space, fold or roll it over a thick bandage to prevent hard creases.
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my guess is that the "carrier" ingredients give it a better viscosity to adhere to the wound. A liberal application of honey only would need a dressing for sure as would melt away from wound rapidly due to body heat.
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As far as I know it does not. I do like it though. It is a drying agent. I was using Polysporin powder but they took it off the market. I decided to try this instead. I just put atibiotic creme on the wound, apply BFI lightly, then a bandage. It is good for between the toes.
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Absolutely! Goes on even better because you need not stretch it as much to get it over the bandage. I love mine. Felt so good to shower after surgery and not have to worry about water in my wound.
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Yes. I use it because the skin on my arm is fragile and I can't peel tape off without causing bleeding. The tubular gauze holds dressings in place on arms and legs, depending on size.
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Yes, you can. They are flexible and can be cut into narrower sections. You might want to use a damp cloth on your skin underneath the ice pack since it is so cold. My husband used them to reduce swelling after knee surgery.
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I don't think you'd want to use this for injuries to a joint. It is generally used to hold gauze on a wound. If you've had a blood draw recently they probably used it to hold the cotton on the draw point. There is a version of Coban (Coban 2, I believe) that is used to apply compression to wounds. This isn't it.
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It will degrade once opened, and also with time. I can't comment on exactly how quickly it degrades but if you are dealing with a wound so serious that you are thinking about using a product like Celox, you will probably want to use it all anyway. If it's to control bleeding for someone prone to small cuts who is taking blood thinning medication, for example, you can get smaller packets.
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I am sorry but I didn't actually open them, but added them to our survival kits. In a gunshot trauma course I recently took, I learned that the quickclot 'guaze' is the newest thing and saw a video on how to use it. The guaze is actually designed to be packed inside the wound and removed in the ER. Sorry I couldn't have a better answer, but the gauze is actually what you want.
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I don't know if it would help. My thought is that you should focus on placing the gauze quickly and correctly first , then evaluate if additional measures are needed. If you try to both at once, it may waste valuable time.
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1 pair rubber gloves, 1 gauze wrap, 1 Quick Clot "bag" (put entire bag on wound), 2 2x2 gauze pads, 6 alcohol wipes, some duct tape to help hold the gauze wrap in place. Unfortunately, had to use one 3 days ago. Really worked though, and the package is resealable, so you can store the stuff you don't use.
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It would work for a bandaged leg. The seal works great. Just pull it up to your thigh and then push the ring back down slightly to create the seal needed.
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In and of itself I would not say any bandage can heal a wound. If the wound is significant you should see your doctor. This product is a good match when combined with a doctors treatment.
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This Israel Trauma wound dressing is a 6" wide bandage designed to wrap around a limb or open would to help stop a Hemorrhage by controlling the wound. Shelf life is 8 years. Hopefully I will never have a need to use it...