Description
QuickFix refill pack 5516 Blood Stopper provides 45 haemostatic plaster strips for rapid first-aid response in laboratory and workplace settings. Each strip measures 72 × 25 mm and incorporates alginate fibres within the nonwoven wound pad. On contact with blood these fibres form an artificial clot (gel) inside the dressing, helping to stop bleeding within one to two minutes while maintaining a moist wound environment that supports healing. The construction improves protective performance compared with standard plasters and is intended for minor cuts and puncture wounds common in lab work. This refill pack from B-SAFETY is designed for QuickFix dispensers, enabling fast, hygienic single-strip access without handling loose packaging. Ideal for first-aid stations, production floors and research facilities that need reliable blood-stopping dressings ready for immediate use. One pack supplies a complete refill load of 45 Blood Stopper strips for continuous readiness.
This article is part of Protective clothing (other), in Protective clothing & workwear.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Content: 45 Blood Stopper plaster strips
- Strip dimensions: 72 × 25 mm
- Function: Haemostatic (blood-stopping)
- Wound pad: With alginate fibres
- Effect: Forms gel clot in 1–2 minutes
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QuickFix Refill 5516 Blood Stopper is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes B-Safety for laboratory use. It sits in Protective clothing (other), inside Protective clothing & workwear, in Lab safety equipment.
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Shelves beside this one are Lab coats, Disposable coveralls & gowns, Safety footwear, Skin protection & hand hygiene, Workwear & uniforms, Radiation protection, Hearing protection and Cleanroom garments & accessories.
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