Emergency Tactical Military HIgh Performance Chitosan Hemostatic Granule

Introduction

Uncontrolled bleeding is a leading cause of preventable death in trauma situations. Whether due to accidents, injuries, or medical emergencies, severe blood loss can lead to shock, organ failure, and death within minutes. Immediate action to stop bleeding is crucial for the following reasons:

1. Saves Lives – Rapid bleeding control can prevent fatal blood loss before professional medical help arrives.

2. Reduces Complications – Excessive bleeding can cause shock and long-term tissue damage; early intervention minimizes these risks.

3. Buys Time – Proper first aid stabilizes the victim until emergency services take over.

4. Prevents Infections – Open wounds are prone to infections; stopping bleeding and covering wounds lowers this risk.

In emergencies, fast and effective bleeding control can mean the difference between life and death. That’s why every first aid kit—whether at home, in a car, at work, or in outdoor gear—should be equipped with our advanced hemostatic granules.

MMC applies a high-quantity chitosan potented technology to produce fast-acting, safe and highly effective hemostats. When placed directly into a bleeding wound and subjected to pressure, the positively charged chitosan crosslinks with negatively charged red blood cells, forming a stick clot that blocks blood flow. This clot sticks well to wound tissue to plug the bleeding site.

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Features

1, Rapid Clotting: Fluid absorption within 30s≥10times.

2, Strong wound adhesion and easy debridement.

3, No heat, no burning.

4, Similar to human physiological PH, no stimulation.

5, Bio-material, easy degraded, the remaining will be safely absorbed because it is bio-compatible and bio-absorbable.

How to use

1. open wound	2. full amount granules	3. cover gauze	4. hold down the wound	5. apply bandage

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