FDA clears new way to stop severe bleeding in seconds

[Depreciating Asset]

Imma need that stock ticket asap

 

[Breh13]

Blade nikkas need to carry this on their person.

Not sure if it will be of any help for a deep neck cut though. Those kinds of cuts are the scariest. Bleeding out in seconds.

 

[Luke Cage]

Will preface this with I have experience with traumas and the hospital/emergency setting but I have no idea about this product past that video in OP

1. If you’re bleeding out, nothing else matters. You do some sheisty shyt to make sure the bleeding stops however you can.

2. Even if this was to enter your bloodstream, your body could likely deal with it. If not, again, stopping the bleeding infinitely more important. Once stabilized you can worry about treating for possible infection

Number 1 is good point, but i'm talking about after.
Just curious if you have a deep stab wound filled with this substance, what happens after you heal and scab over? Does it just dissolve harmlessly into your bloodstream, Or do they have to open you back up later and remove it like a bad bbl?,

I assume they wouldn't approve this if it just rots inside you until you develop gangrene but still seems like there is more to this than they showed in the video, i doubt a hummus like substance is easy to remove like say a pin or stitch,

 

[JayGatsby]

Imma need that stock ticket asap

Lol sadly not publicly traded .... I just checked 5 minutes ago

 

[Supa]

shyt look like fix-a-flat for humans

Which concerns me, because when you use fix-a-flat on a tire, You gotta replace that tire afterwards, yeah it stops the leak, but it also fills the cavity with gel.
How are they going to remove all this gel inside you afterwards? Video doesn't explain. Injecting yourself with algae has to have some side effects

Well the side effect of severe bleeding is death.

This is for use in trauma hospitals. They just need to stop the bleeding to keep the patient alive so they can perform surgery. I'm sure the gel can easily be removed from the wound and it won't cause any further issues.

 

[Hawaiian Punch]

Yo this is dope

 

[Jean Jacket]

Kinda like quick clot.

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Straight out of Cyberpunk 2077. Crash out breh fitting to shoot it out, get hit, and use that jawn to regenerate health bars.

 

[OneManGang]

Number 1 is good point, but i'm talking about after.
Just curious if you have a deep stab wound filled with this substance, what happens after you heal and scab over? Does it just dissolve harmlessly into your bloodstream, Or do they have to open you back up later and remove it like a bad bbl?,

I assume they wouldn't approve this if it just rots inside you until you develop gangrene but still seems like there is more to this than they showed in the video, i doubt a hummus like substance is easy to remove like say a pin or stitch,

That’s a good question I’d definitely have to look into that, but if I were to guess I’d go with it probably would either dissolve or mix into your bodies scab framework in some way. But my first impression was actually this substance would just be surface level and holds strongly onto the skin itself.

Biggest thing towards stopping infection in situations like this though is using sterile products and I’d imagine a medication that will be in hospitals and is FDA approved has sterile standards associated