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WoundSeal Topical Powder

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WoundSeal Topical Powder
WoundSeal Topical Powder
WoundSeal Topical Powder
WoundSeal Topical Powder
WoundSeal Topical Powder
WoundSeal Topical Powder

For minor external bleeding. Easy-pour tube applicator. Stops bleeding instantly! Creates an instant scab. Protects the wound. One tube is sufficient to cover a wound area of up to 3.9 sq cm (0.6 sq. in.) to a depth of 2 mm. Sterile. Includes 4 single use applications. Sterile.

Directions

If possible, clean wound and apply powder after bleeding resumes; blood must be present for powder to work. 1. Twist cap to remove. Puncture foil with end of cap to open. 2. Invert tube to pour powder onto bleeding wound to cover completely with powder. 3. Press for 30 seconds to form a protective seal (scab) and stop bleeding. Repeat application as needed. The protective scab may be left in place until it falls off naturally. Avoid wetting scab for 1 hour.Occasionally, a temporary warming or stinging sensation may be felt upon application. See insert for complete bilingual instructions.

Safety Information

For external use only. Not intended to replace stitches. Do not apply powder to visibly infected wounds. May be harmful if inhaled or ingested. Avoid aspirating the product into the nasal or oral cavity. Avoid contact with eyes; if contact should occur, thoroughly rinse eyes with water. Keep out of reach of children. Cautions: Store in a clean, dry place. Use by expiration date listed. Discard if product is damaged, opened, or if powder has clumped and does not flow freely. Discard contents after use since powder is guaranteed to work only if it has not been exposed to air or humidity. Product Removal: If WoundSeal Powder must be removed as determined by a healthcare professional, brush away loose powder, then soak wound in sterile water until scab starts to loosen from wound. Gently scrape off loosened scab with gloved finger or tongue depressor.

Ingredients

Active Ingredients

Hydrophilic Polymer; Potassium Ferrate