Celox How much (in grams) Celox would you use on a severe bleeding wound such as a gunshot, compund fracture, severed appendage or limb? I see it offered in 2g packets up to 50g.ThanksScott Celox How much (in grams) Celox would you use on a severe bleeding wound such as a gunshot, compund fracture, severed appendage or limb? I see it offered in 2g packets up to 50g. » Read More Celox How much (in grams) Celox would you use on a severe bleeding wound such as a gunshot, compund fracture, severed appendage or limb? I see it offered in 2g packets up to 50g.ThanksScott « Show Less
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Use as much as is necessary to stop/control the bleeding until you can get to a hospital. This is not meant to be a permanent "fix" and there is no set amount to use on specific circumstances. Especially on a severe wound, there's no reason to use this stuff sparingly.
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I know this is an old question, but celox now makes a plunger kit specifically for gunshot and stab wounds. If the 35 gram pack won't do it, your probably dead. Also, you mention severed appendages/limbs. A severed limb, you need a good tourniquet, end of story. The celox may help some, but it wont stop that much bleeding. It may help with a finger, but it wont be able to be used on it's own you still need dressing and pressure for that kind of wound.
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I have & am working on a 250 gram bag. The bag itself says "serving Size 2000 milligrams" or 2 grams. The bag also says "servings per bag 113." I am taking 2 Number 0 capsules (which I make up) per day. Depends on how much you want to take. The advantage of Glycinate according to Dr Titlebaum is that it absorbs best. Two grams a day seems like a lot. I can fit 6 of my number 0 caps into a 5 gram measure. That adds up to about .80 gram per number 0 capsule; 1.6 grams for my daily dose. That's all the information I have.
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Sorry, I've made a mistake on my previous statement. 2000 IU is equivalent to 50 micrograms not mg. That is already 10 times the recommended daily allowance. You should consult your doctor what he/she really means. There's no sense on 2000 mg.
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Darts come in many different weights, all the way up to 50 grams, most often though they are not heavier than 30 grams. Weight is a personal preference, but the lighter the dart, the harder you have to throw it. I don't think that you will notice much difference between 21 and 25 grams. Either would be fine. I went with the 25 gram ones.
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Hello, prints on the syringe indicate 2.4ml. Hope that this is answering your question. Regards
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I'm sorry, it's been some time since I've used the product. I think it was 800 mgs, but I'm not certain. I suggest checking out the website for more information on the product.
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The strips are placed in a TRU TEST meter--about $10. A tiny drop of blood is taken by the part of the strip outside the meter and the side with bars goes into the meter. You will need lancets--33 gauge recommended. The lancet is pushed into the FINGERTIP, not the main part of the finger. It is recommended you purchase a spring loaded device to snap the lancet into the skin--less pain and less squeamishness from the user--it is not easy to stab oneself!
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To the left of the words "Instant Edge", you will see 75MG per serving. Also, it depends ifyou use more or less of the suggested serving amount.
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One gram per tablet; that is, one gram. It sounds like an awful lot, but for someone with very low blood pressure, it really isn't that much. I hope that helps.
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Hi, I am not in medical field but I can tell you this: I would have this product with me when I'm going into mountains miles away from civilization. If i ever was injured with heavy bleeding far away from medical assistance and I have to drag myself out by myself.. I won't care doctor or medic has to clean up my wound before appropriate treatment. I would rather get out of whatever the situation alive, see my family alive.Since i own the product already, I will make sure to have it in my pack. I am sure i will regret it if i dont, if i ever was injured and cant control bleeding. Tho, it might only be 10min or less that I have to regret. Hi, I am not in medical field but I can tell you this: I would have this product with me when I'm going into mountains miles away from civilization. If i ever was injured with heavy bleeding far away from medical assistance and I have to drag myself out by myself.. I won't care doctor or medic has to clean up my wound before appropriate treatment. I would rather get out of whatever the situation alive, see my family alive.Since i own the product already, I will make sure to have it in my pack. I am sure i will regret it if i dont, if i ever was injured and cant control bleeding. Tho,... » Read More Hi, I am not in medical field but I can tell you this: I would have this product with me when I'm going into mountains miles away from civilization. If i ever was injured with heavy bleeding far away from medical assistance and I have to drag myself out by myself.. I won't care doctor or medic has to clean up my wound before appropriate treatment. I would rather get out of whatever the situation alive, see my family alive.Since i own the product already, I will make sure to have it in my pack. I am sure i will regret it if i dont, if i ever was injured and cant control bleeding. Tho, it might only be 10min or less that I have to regret. « Show Less
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Just a quick note here on your question. It all depends on the wound. Granules can penetrate deeper and more quickly than the gauze; however, both can be used to create hemostasis on deeper wounds. Celox Granules will create 100% hemostasis on femoral arterial bleeding, while gauze, depending upon how it is applied, may not reach some points of exsanguination. In TCCC we were taught to use the granules, backfilling the wound with the gauze before wrapping for transport. Additionally, the gauze can be used for a topical dressing and even as a burn dressing when soaked in sterile water.
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We covered this in EMT training recently, and the First Response has more of the active hemostatic agent.For what it's worth, all of our local squads carry QuickClot Combat Gauze.
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hello---it is a 4 inch wide gauze roll 4. yards long...it is used to go around arm,leg,foot,hand,finger etc. to hold a gauze pad in place instead of using tape. tape comes off,hurts to remove pulls hairs. gauze is far superior to use. there is no ply business it is not a gauze pad. it is a roll of gauze. do you understand what item is now ? i can't look bacvk at ad now or my post will erase. i think you get 12 rolls. and they are sterile i believe. price is cheap. give a try . you can use in place of a gauze pad as well. just wash wound soap and water. put hydrogen 3% peroxide,alcohol,betadine,antibiotic ointment,zinc oxide,johnsons and johnson first air cream or whatever you like on you wound. then wrap it with the gauze roll. then tape it with micropore tape to keep from unraveling.
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Hi K M.. The label on the bottle states that 8 sprays delivers 100 mg of product...I normally use about four on each arm and leg, to make sure I'm getting a bit over that dose, just to make sure! Hope that helps!
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I personally haven't used .25g and I know .12g spreads out to much. So what I would suggest is the .20g or mabby .25 but the .25s will likly shorten your effective range. I hope this helps, if you have any more questions you can contact me.
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50 packets - 2 in a packet - total of 100 caplets. I'd also suggest exercise in addition to these for musculoskeletal pain. Here's a good series if anyone is interested: