New rapid wound healing product.  Not FDA approved as of yet, but should be interesting.

"When injected into a wound site, the gel can form a clot within 12 seconds and permanently heal the wound within minutes, Landolina says."

Each batch of gel begins as algae, which is made up of tiny individual polymers. If you break those polymers down into even tinier pieces, "kind of like Lego blocks," Landolina says, you can put them into the gel and inject that gel into a wound site.

Once it hits the damaged tissue, whether it's open skin or a biopsied soft organ — livers, kidneys, spleens — the gel instantly forms a mesh-like structure.

"What that means, on the one hand, is that the gel will make a very strong adhesive that holds the wound together," Landolina says. "But on the other hand, that mesh acts as a scaffold to help the body produce fibrin at the wound's surface."

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/17-old-invented-ingenious-way-132200709.html#

Wow.  Like to hear more about this as it is tested and proven.

Wow, that looks amazing! If that works as described, its going to save a lot of lives!

If it works, i want to invest all my money in this...

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I just want to see / hear some real life examples from the vets in a couple months. Then, much like antibiotics, I'd be ok with using animal treatments on myself or loved ones in a life or death situation.