Celox™ Hemostatic Gauze – Z-Fold Bleeding Control Dressing (3” x 5 ft)

⚠️ Important Medical / RX Disclaimer

By purchasing this product, you acknowledge and agree that:
• You are a licensed medical professional, first responder, or have received formal medical training in bleeding control and wound packing techniques; or
• You are purchasing this product with the intent to use it under the supervision or guidance of a properly trained individual.

You further acknowledge that:
• Improper use of this product may result in serious injury or death
• You understand appropriate hemorrhage control techniques, including wound packing and sustained pressure application
• This product is intended for emergency trauma use only and not for general or routine wound care

By completing your purchase, you accept full responsibility for the proper and lawful use of this product.

If you’re dealing with serious bleeding, regular gauze isn’t going to cut it.

The Celox™ Hemostatic Gauze is designed for rapid control of moderate to severe hemorrhage — the kind of situation where seconds matter and pressure alone may not be enough. This is a Z-fold, packable gauze built specifically for deep wound packing in high-risk scenarios.

Unlike older clotting agents, Celox uses chitosan-based technology, which works independently of the body’s natural clotting process. That means it can still be effective even in hypothermic conditions or when normal clotting is impaired — a big deal in real-world emergencies.

The Z-fold design allows for fast, controlled application, making it easier to pack wounds properly and apply sustained pressure where it’s needed most.

Key Features:
• Designed to control moderate to severe bleeding
• Chitosan-based hemostatic agent (works independently of clotting factors)
• Effective in low body temperature / hypothermic conditions
• Z-fold configuration for efficient wound packing
• Sterile, vacuum-sealed packaging
• Compact and ideal for IFAKs, range bags, and vehicle kits
• Size: 3” x 5 ft (7.6 cm x 1.5 m)

Ideal Use Cases:
• Gunshot wounds
• Deep lacerations
• Penetrating trauma
• Situations where a tourniquet cannot be applied

This is the kind of gear you carry hoping you never need — but you’ll be glad you have it if you do.