Registered: 08/26/06
Posts: 7705
Loc: southern Cal
I can understand including Quick Clot in a kit designed for range use, or any situation where deep penetrating wounds are likely (like battlefields), but is it really necessary in a general purpose kit? I have treated,or been on scene in many trauma incidents,some of which involved firearms,and direct pressure always worked. If you are bleeding out, and I come upon you, expect DP, not QC.
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