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    Celox RAPID Hemostatic Dressing

    July 24, 2017
    Celox™ RAPID hemostatic gauze packs faster, requires minimal post-application compression, reduces blood loss and provides greater stability in evacuation compared to traditional products.
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    Celox™ RAPID is the fastest acting hemostatic dressing reducing treatment time and blood loss.

    Celox™ RAPID hemostatic gauze packs faster, requires minimal post-application compression, reduces blood loss and provides greater stability in evacuation compared to traditional products.

    Celox RAPID gauze can be rapidly applied to the wound within half the time of the competitive devices.  Celox RAPID gauze has been proven in vivo testing to stop major arterial bleeding by coagulating blood within 1 minute, reducing additional blood loss.

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