2 grams seems like very little amount. What type of bleeding or wounds would one of those 2 gram packets be adequate for?
618796
Most individuals over the age of 60 are on some type of anticoagulant. Small 2g packets can be applied as needed without waste. I also bought a 35g container in case I'm alone with major wound trauma.
618797
We have it "just in case". I'm on blood thinners. Don't remember how much I ordered but I know it's enouth.
598711
You do not have to apply too much pressure. The needles are fine and the punctures are very small. You will probably not bleed.
879213
I don't know if your looking at the powder or the insert. My cardiologist bought the first pack of powder I bought to take on a hunting trip in the wild. I have never used the powder, but read that its the latest ER & battle wound treatment. I take blood thinners and carry these in my first aid kits. The insert is one for deep punctures from knife wounds or gun shots.
369838
Good question- 150 mcg is a tiny dose. I wouldn't buy this product because of its dilution. I can add my own water if I want a diluted product.
877256
You could probably just use the scoop provided,1/4 tsp would be the dose. It's like heart guard 5-25 lb is one amount,doesn't change if the animal is 5 or 25 lb. I highly recommend this product too. Very helpful for my dog with immune system issues. He was very sickly be fire useing this
595873
I got most of my information from you tube videos before I purchased. Some information is conflicting but what worked for me was after, using the 0.5 size 3 times a week, and not making my self bleed or making it painful. Hour this helps :)
907902
We are a family that depends on pads for medical and life style purpose . we buy/pay accordingly to purposes because THEY HOLD DIFFERENT AMOUNT OF grams. I hope this helps
1001436
33.54 grams you will have to use only this much out of 1 package for 2 cu ft.
1782516
1/2 teaspoon is 1 gram. This is the serving size used in your drink to get the nutrients listed. It is 100% Moringa leaf.
1253757
i have been treated with silver nitrate twice in wound care, for a deeep flesh wound,, it promotes healing, and doesnt burn..as someone else said..my wounds healed very well very fast too. silver is a very good agent in wound care... :)
686045
20 grams...I was surprised at the size of this joker. I am sure you are probably as familiar as I am with those that are a quarter this size at about 5 grams or so. Plenty to go around for sure.
1404368
A rounded teaspoon is 5 grams. If you use 1/2 of a teaspoon that will be close o 1.5 grams
535495
Since you only use a small amount it should be ok. Maybe test a small area first to see if you react. Make sure not to get it in your eyes though.
2106490
You need a little less than 3 grams for 1/2 gallon of water, which is about 3/4 tsp, or a heaping 1/2 teaspoon, or a loosely-packed teaspoon. Going by weight is best, but I don't bother. My plants are doing great.
846646
The information on the bottle indicates that to get the 200 MG you take pills gummy. It shows 2 gummy as being the serving amount. It might be to get 200 mg in one gummy would be too big and not a comfortable size.
378771
I have used two grams per Gallon...And also used three grams per gallon....No more than that..Don't forget a good surfactant. I also use a coloring agent so I know where I have sprayed..A dollar bill weighs one gram...and a nickle five grams..If thats any help in trying to figure out how much to use...
740038
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.