Similar to the QuikClot Combat Gauze which is carried by every warfighter currently serving in all branches of the U.S. military and many U.S. allied militaries, QuikClot Combat Gauze LE is a soft ...

The 5.75” x 4” self-contained kit to treat traumatic bleeding, includes either QuikClot® First Response™ or QuikClot® Combat Gauze™, plus SWAT-Tourniquet ™, a CPR shield and gloves.

Application of QuikClot Combat Gauze® shows 100% success in achieving hemostasis in swine with arterial bleeding in extreme physiologic conditions often associated with military combat, trauma, an ...

The QuikClot line of products to be distributed by Biomedica includes: QuikClot® Combat Gauze™ is a soft, white, sterile, nonwoven 3” by 12 feet rolled or z-folded gauze impregnated with kaolin.

QuikClot Combat Gauze by Z-Medica was designed for all military services as the first-line hemostatic treatment for life-threatening hemorrhage that is not amenable to tourniquet placement.

According to the manufacturer’s website, QuikClot is hemostatic gauze that comes coated in kaolin, a mineral that helps to clot blood. The single-use packet costs about $40, police said.

Uniformed officers will be receiving kits of QuikClot, a sponge-like gauze pressure dressing relied on in combat, and special instructions on how to use the equipment, officials said. “The ...

Test results show Combat Gauze field bandages and WoundStat granules both demonstrated marked improvements over whatAca,!a,,cs currently used to control bleeding in the field, said Col. Paul ...

If you're lucky, you'll never need the wound-clotting gauze, bandages or pads produced by Wallingford manufacturer Z-Medica. But in a dire situation, the company's QuikClot products just might ...

WALLINGFORD, Conn., June 22 (UPI) --Z-Medica's QuikClot Combat Gauze has again been recommended the "hemostatic dressing of choice" for the U.S. military. The recommendation comes from the U.S ...

“The QuikClot gauze alone is like $50,” Cabral said. Chicago Police officials are trying to work with private individuals and foundations to raise money to equip as many officers as possible ...