Posted: 9/7/2011 5:04:12 PM EDT
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I have a new QuikClot Trauma Kit that I bought to keep in my car. I have looked high and low on the Internet and can't find any information on the temperature range to properly store QuikClot at. Does anyone know if keeping it in a car will ruin it, or if it is good to go? I know we have a lot of paramedics,etc on here, so I figured I would ask here.
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Think about it. Our troops carry them inside of their IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit) for their yearlong deployment overseas. Temperatures routinly go from balls hot to ice cold so I would like to think your good. Great investment IMO I have quite a few "blow out" kits myself <––-prepper! 
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| All the issue stuff is now the combat gauze and I have no idea the temperature ranges are on it, but I have some in my cars. The ganules have and are being recalled. I was told they had some embolising issues with granules actually entering the bloodstream and causing other issues, and so have recalled them. |
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All the issue stuff is now the combat gauze and I have no idea the temperature ranges are on it, but I have some in my cars. The ganules have and are being recalled. I was told they had some embolising issues with granules actually entering the bloodstream and causing other issues, and so have recalled them. Link? |