QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 1. What is Celox? Celox is a very ...
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 1. What is Celox? Celox is a very ...
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8. <strong>What</strong> Shelf life does <strong>Celox</strong> have<br />
3 years. We have tested and proven that <strong>Celox</strong> will still pass its original specification after 3 years ageing.<br />
These results where reviewed by the FDA as part of our 510k approval and by BSI as part of our class 3 CE<br />
Mark.<br />
9. Is <strong>Celox</strong> suitable for minor wounds<br />
Yes. It will stop minor bleeding fast reducing blood loss and giving you more control.<br />
10. Will <strong>Celox</strong> adversely effect later wound healing<br />
No. <strong>Celox</strong> has been tested on full thickness skin wounds to show that wound healing continues normally after<br />
its use.<br />
1<strong>1.</strong> Does <strong>Celox</strong> generate heat<br />
No. <strong>Celox</strong> has been tested and shown not to generate increases in heat during blood clotting.<br />
12. How <strong>is</strong> <strong>Celox</strong> used<br />
<strong>Celox</strong> use <strong>is</strong> easy. Pour, Pack And Press.<br />
Pour on to the area of the wound.<br />
Pack any cavity with either <strong>Celox</strong> or gauze.<br />
Press. Compress the wound to push the <strong>Celox</strong> into place and stop blood flow for a short period while the<br />
<strong>Celox</strong> clot develops and strengthens.<br />
The amount of time and pressure required depends on the pressure at which blood <strong>is</strong> coming out of the body.<br />
For minor wounds, finger tip pressure for a few seconds should be adequate.<br />
For severe bleeding strong pressure for up to 5 minutes or as long as reasonable in the circumstances, <strong>is</strong><br />
adv<strong>is</strong>ed.<br />
Should a wound start to rebreed (and you believe <strong>Celox</strong> was put over the bleeding area) then just hold<br />
pressure for longer.<br />
Additional packs can be used if required.