Temporary traumatic wound treatment.

• Clots blood in 30 seconds
• Significantly reduces blood loss
• Clots blood containing anti-coagulants such as Coumadin, Heparin and Warfarin.
• Is effective in clotting hypothermic blood.
• Generates no heat
• Is simple and safe to use and remove.
• Requires no specific training.

Celox™ Granules

Celox™ can stop even potentially lethal bleeding fast. It is easy to use (just pour, pack and apply pressure), very safe (tested to class 3 CE Mark standards) and extremely effective. Celox™ saves lives.

When mixed with blood, Celox™ forms a robust gel like clot in 30 seconds. It works independently of the bodies normal clotting processes. Celox’s™ clotting ability has been proven to work in the cold (hypothermia) or in the presence of common anti-coagulants such as warfarin. It generates no heat and will not burn the casualty or care giver.

In clinical tests by the US marines, Celox™ was the only product to give 100% survival. It gave a strong stable MAP (mean arterial blood pressure) and was also the only product to give robust clotting with no rebleeding**.

Celox’s™ safety has been tested to the intense class 3 CE mark standards. Celox™ is made with chitosan. Chitosan is broken down by lysozyme, a human enzyme, to leave glucosamine, a sugar which is normally found in the body***.

Celox™ does NOT use non degrading procoagulant minerals or nano particles such as smectitie or kaolin, which will remain in the body indefinately unless completely removed.

Celox™ is suitable for

• A wide range of bleeding wounds
• Arterial and venous bleeding
• Surface and deep wounds
• Lacerations, grazes and minor cuts

Celox™ has been shown to:

• Save lives
• Reliably stop arterial bleeding**
• Significantly reduce blood loss**
• Clot blood containing anticoagulants like Coumadin (warfarin)*
• Clot hypothermic (cold) blood*
• Generate no heat.

* Details of these tests are available at: www.celoxmedical.com
** Journal Academic Emergency Medicine Jan 08, Pages 74-81
*** Int. J. Biol. Macromol., 1992, Vol 14 August