MARCH Celox RAPID Military Hemostatic Bandage

Hemostatic bandage MARCH Celox RAPID Military

MARCH Celox RAPID Military is a sterile hemostatic bandage for emergency control of severe bleeding. The bandage contains Celox granules based on chitosan, which upon contact with blood contribute to the formation of a gel-like clot and occlusion of the source of bleeding.

The product is intended for use in situations where it is necessary to quickly pack a wound. According to the stated characteristics, Celox RAPID can be used even in conditions of hypothermia or slow blood clotting.

The bandage has a compact Z-fold format , which simplifies its storage and allows for quick removal of the material from the packaging during first aid. The bandage size is 7.6 cm × 1.5 m .

One of the features of Celox RAPID is the absence of heat generation during application. This allows the use of a hemostatic bandage without the additional risk of thermal tissue damage associated with heating the hemostatic agent.

Main characteristics:

• Type: hemostatic bandage;
• Model: MARCH Celox RAPID Military;
• Active ingredient: Celox granules based on chitosan;
• Material: sterile gauze with hemostatic composition;
• Size: 7.6 cm × 1.5 m;
• Format: Z-fold;
• Sterility: sterile, single use;
• Claimed bleeding control time: up to 60 seconds;
• Heat generation during use: none.

Advantages:

• Intended for emergency control of severe bleeding;
• Hemostatic effect based on chitosan;
• Can be used in conditions of hypothermia and slow blood clotting;
• Does not emit heat during use;
• Compact Z-fold format;
• Sterile disposable;
• Suitable for completing individual and tactical first aid kits.

Application:

Open the sterile package and apply the dressing to the wound, filling the wound cavity tightly to its full depth. After filling, leave part of the dressing outside and apply direct pressure according to the manufacturer's instructions or current medical protocol. After that, the dressing should be secured with a bandage or dressing.

The use of a hemostatic bandage is not a substitute for qualified medical care. After providing first aid, the victim should be transferred to medical personnel as soon as possible. Do not remove hemostatic material from the wound yourself - this should be done by qualified medical personnel.