Description
The QR WoundSeal Pour Pack for cuts and lacerations is a fast-acting bleeding control powder that stops bleeding in seconds. Unlike traditional bandages, WoundSeal forms a protective seal directly over the wound, allowing natural healing to begin immediately. Each pack contains 2 single-use applications, making it an essential addition to any workplace first aid station or personal emergency kit.
- Stops bleeding in seconds by forming a protective seal over the wound
- Works independently of the blood clotting process for reliable performance
- Non-toxic, hypoallergenic formula that does not cauterize skin
- 2 single-use pour pack applications per package
- Reduces employee downtime and minimizes unnecessary ER visits
- Not OSHA-recordable as it is classified as first-aid treatment
- Trusted by leading hospitals, pro sports teams, and workplaces nationwide
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Hemostatic Powder (Pour Pack) |
| Applications | 2 Single-Use Applications |
| Intended Use | Cuts and Lacerations |
| Application Method | Pour on wound, apply pressure for 30 seconds |
| Safety | Non-toxic, hypoallergenic, not a drug |
| OSHA Status | First-aid treatment (not OSHA-recordable) |
| SKU | WSK-28UOC353 |
Frequently Asked Questions
How does QR WoundSeal stop bleeding so quickly?
WoundSeal powder combines with blood to form an instant seal over the wound. It works independently of the natural clotting process, so it is effective even on people who tend to bleed easily or are on blood-thinning medications.
Is WoundSeal safe to use on all skin types?
Yes. WoundSeal is non-toxic, hypoallergenic, and does not cauterize the skin. It is not metabolized by the body and is not classified as a drug. It is safe for general first-aid use on minor cuts and lacerations.
Does using WoundSeal count as an OSHA-recordable event?
No. WoundSeal is classified as first-aid treatment under OSHA guidelines, so its use does not trigger an OSHA-recordable event. This can help reduce reportable incidents in the workplace.
