Be Ready When Bleeding Happens

Keep AcuClot within reach for everyday cuts, injuries, travel, and outdoor activities.

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HOW TO USE?

Open the pack and take out AcuClot. Apply it to the bleeding site and press firmly until it adheres; use a secondary dressing if needed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is AcuClot, and how does it differ from regular gauze or cotton?

AcuClot is an advanced biopolymer-based hemostatic pad designed to stop bleeding rapidly from cuts, wounds, and abrasions. Unlike regular cotton or gauze that merely absorbs blood, AcuClot actively attracts and concentrates blood cells and clotting factors, creating a stable, natural clot within minutes to halt bleeding fast.

How do I apply AcuClot to a bleeding wound?

1. Remove the sterile pad from its foil packaging with clean hands.

2. Place the pad directly over the bleeding site, ensuring it covers the entire wound.

3. Apply firm, direct pressure for 1 to 3 minutes until the bleeding stops completely.

4. If needed, secure it in place with a secondary bandage or adhesive tape.

How do I remove AcuClot without reopening the wound or causing pain?

Do not tear or pull the dry pad off forcefully. To remove it safely, moisten the pad thoroughly with sterile saline or clean lukewarm water. Once saturated, the non-adherent material will soften and lift away gently without disrupting the newly formed clot or pulling at fragile tissue.

Can AcuClot be reused, and how should it be stored at home?

No, AcuClot is a single-use, sterile device. Reusing it or storing an open packet compromises sterility and increases the risk of infection. Unopened packs should be stored at standard room temperature away from direct sunlight and excessive moisture, making them ideal for home first-aid kits, glove compartments, or travel bags.