Celox TM Gauze - the haemostic agent of choice for UK Armed Forces...

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Celox™ Gauze - the haemostic agent of choice for UK Armed forces...



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MilSys (UK) Ltd is pleased to announce that the company has been contracted to provide CELOX™ GAUZE to the UK Armed Forces.



CELOX™ GAUZE will be used by the Armed Forces as their haemostatic agent of choice for the treatment and control of severe bleeding resulting from battlefield injuries, and represents an important advance in the treatment of traumatic and life-threatening injuries.



Andy Cowling, Managing Director of MilSys (UK) Ltd, says 'MilSys prides itself on providing the very best equipment to its customers, and the partnership with the UK Armed Forces is a demonstration of our ongoing commitment to excellence. It is also satisfying for a British company like MilSys to be supplying a British product which will help save the lives of British troops wherever they are deployed in the world.'



CELOX™ GAUZE is the latest advance in the Celox™ range, and is an ideal addition to any medical first responder's trauma equipment when dealing with life-threatening bleeding.



CELOX™ GAUZE consists of a robust fabric dressing impregnated with Celox™ granules. It is an instinctive product to use, and allows the delivery of Celox™ Granules directly to the bleeding site. Within seconds, a sticky, gel-like plug will form, and this, in conjunction with direct pressure, will control the most severe of bleeds within minutes.



CELOX™ GAUZE requires no cutting, and can be easily torn to the required size. It works well in windy conditions, or any other high-stress environment. With no special storage instructions, CELOX™ GAUZE is effective in all environments, from the arctic to the desert.



CELOX™ GAUZE was developed to effectively meet the needs of any emergency medical first responder, and is the latest addition to the Celox™ line of temporary traumatic wound treatments.



Celox™ products are suitable for all types of bleeding, including arterial and venous bleeds. They do not generate heat, are easily removed from the wound, and are effective at clotting hypothermic blood and blood containing anti-coagulants.

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