Medclot Hemostatic Dressing

Generic Name: medclot hemostatic dressing

Over-the-Counter (OTC)

Brand Names:

Medclot Hemostatic Dressing 10 Cm X 10 Cm

Emergecy bleeding control. For use by trained emergency responders.

Overview

Emergecy bleeding control. For use by trained emergency responders.

Uses

1. Open package and remove MED-CLOT. 2. Pack MED-CLOT into the wound and use it to apply pressure directly over bleeding source. More than one MED-CLOT may be required. 3. Continue to apply pressure untill bleeding is under control. 4. Wrap and tie bandage to maintain pressure. Seek medical care immediately. Show PRODUCT REMOVAL directions on package to medical personnel.

Dosage

More than one MED-CLOT may be required.

Side Effects

Reuse will cause risk of infection and loss of efficacy.

Warnings

For external use only. Sterility not guaranteed if package is damaged. Avoid contact with eyes. Reuse will cause risk of infection and loss of efficacy. Do not use if package is damaged.

Storage

Keep at room temperature.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Medclot Hemostatic Dressing used for?

1. Open package and remove MED-CLOT. 2. Pack MED-CLOT into the wound and use it to apply pressure directly over bleeding source. More than one MED-CLOT may be required. 3. Continue to apply pressure untill bleeding is under control. 4. Wrap and tie bandage to maintain pressure. Seek medical care immediately. Show PRODUCT REMOVAL directions on package to medical personnel.

What are the side effects of Medclot Hemostatic Dressing?

Reuse will cause risk of infection and loss of efficacy.

What are the important warnings for Medclot Hemostatic Dressing?

For external use only. Sterility not guaranteed if package is damaged. Avoid contact with eyes. Reuse will cause risk of infection and loss of efficacy. Do not use if package is damaged.

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Medical Disclaimer

This drug information is for educational purposes only and should not replace professional medical advice. Drug information is sourced from the FDA National Drug Code Directory and Structured Product Labeling. Always consult with a healthcare provider before starting, stopping, or changing any medication.