Saturday 3 November 2012

stop bleeding in just 2 minutes


In cae you have got urgency!

Published Originally on www.drsethipharma.com

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J.Pad Quick Clot Bandage stops bleeding
in just
120 Seconds!!!

If you, or someone else becomes injured with a very bad traumatic bleeding wound, chances are that even if you have a typical first aid kit with you, it will not have what you need to stop the bleeding. Think about it… most first aid kits have an assortment of typical size bandages for cuts and scrapes, a few gauze bandages (often 2×2″ and 4×4″), gauze tape, and a few other supplies. The thing is, what are you going to do if someone gets a deep and profusely bleeding wound? Do you have what you need to effectively stop the bleeding until you can get professional help?

Every first aid kit ‘should’ contain a product like the following, or something similar in effectiveness. In collaboration with Dr. Sethi Pharma Industries & Livedo Japan





Hemostasis tool of the styptic nonuse
Revolution in pharma industries

Summery
Emergency hemostasis pad which is easily usable to anyone and takes quick & effective hemostasis.
The emergency hemostasis pad which takes hemostasis by catching red blood cells in blood.


Development Concept
  • When an injured person is caused by large-scale natural disaster and casualty, it is very important in a point of view of the lifesaving to stop bleeding quick and effective between before being transported to the medical institution.
  • A spreading hemostasis tool is a triangle bandage, gauze, a bandage now. However, technical knowledge is necessary and is said to be difficult for general people to give appropriate hemostasis measures using these.
  • In the emergency, it is necessary for the person whom there is near to give hemostasis measures as soon as possible. However, the satisfactory hemostasis measures for the injured person are not really given, and it is the present conditions that the degree of risk to lose its life by a bleeding large quantity and a hemorrhagic shock increases.
  • Based on such present conditions, the development manufacture of the hemostasis tool which is easily usable to anyone and takes quick and effective hemostasis without specialized knowledge, was required.
J・PAD is an epoch-making hemostasis pad developed based on such a request.

Characteristics

Composition and Solidification of the blood
Structure
(Mechanism of Blood Coagulation)
Three levels of unique structure made of the pulp cotton.
This pad separates water (serum) in blood irreversibly and raises the density of red blood cell or platelet and stops bleeding by causing a blood clot.

Targeted for Sale

Product specification

Instruction for use

Market Comparison
The difference between the J・PAD and other above 5 competitor's products is the pad system.
Zeolite, chitosan, thrombin, and calcium alginate were used to coagulate blood for other competitors.
But the J・PAD uses the system to absorb a serum to promote to increase the red blood cell density on a wound spot for coagulation.
So, the cost is less and simple and safe usage.

Experimentation of J・PAD
J・PAD was able to completely stop the bleeding from the main artery of the thigh of the rabbit in 120 seconds.
The photograph showed the state until 120 seconds after bleeding every 30 seconds.
Author: Nasir Iftekhar
Dr. Sethi Pharma Industries.com
info@drsethipharma.com
www.drsethipharma.com

10 comments:

  1. Really nice work done,
    highly memorable points.

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  2. Hey Nasir, thanks for that really informative work. One that I would have no idea about.

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  3. great info in a great format.

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  4. it helps without specialized knowledge.

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  5. A very thorough description but how can you effectively stop bleeding without professional help?

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    1. No professional help is required just put jpad quick clot on wound or cut and gives direct pressure on wound or cut area till 2 minutes... that's all you need to do!

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    2. direct pressure with your hands:)

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  6. Good to know! Thanks for the informative post.
    God bless,
    Laurie

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