CURAD QuickStop!® Bleeding Control Spray | .81oz | Fast-Acting Solution for Persistent Bleeding | For Minor Cuts & Scrapes | 1 Count

I keep this in my bag as I have to take blood thinner and the smallest thing will make me bleed quite a bit. I only pull this out when needed, but it has helped on a few occasions recently. It’s easy to use so even if you’re alone you can manage bleeding quickly (I cut a finger and was able to get it cleaned up and sprayed by myself). It is pretty messy, but if you’re taking blood thinning medication it’s really a must have. I’ve used the bleed stop powders before also and I prefer this as you can use only what you need and recap the can instead of having to open a whole pack of the powder. It’s also convenient to take hiking, camping, kayaking etc

It does stop bleeding immediately when I get a skin tear

Powerful spray, hard to direct. You aim at the cut and it sprays fast and powerful around the wound. Hard to clean overspray.

Works instantly. A+++

Very affective

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This stuff works

Totally my fault for not looking at the size it's less than an ounce in the bottle is not much bigger than a salt shaker you would think even though it was just $8 it would be at least twice that size but I'm assuming it'll work as it should

My husband has the typical thin skin many of us develop as we age and he's also on blood thinners. It doesn't take much for him to have a fairly minor cut that bleeds a lot. I bought a can of this (it's very small) and it has worked so well that I've bought several more to have within easy reach - in the garage, his golf bag and the kitchen. I clean the cut with an alcohol wipe, then use the spray and put a bandaid over it.He says the spray is cold but doesn't hurt. A white substance comes out and usually covers a larger area than the cut, but it seems to wash off easily enough. My next purchase is the blood clotting Curad bandaids that come in assorted sizes that I just saw on the Amazon site.