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<h3>Veterinarians on the cutting edge of equine medicine continually explore new therapies & medicine use Qwick-AID Bandages</h3>
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<h4>Mountain View Equine Hospital reported complete hemostasis in 30 - 60 seconds for throat and leg surgery.</h4>
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<p><span class="red">"I have used Qwick-AID on a number of patients now and I am thoroughly impressed on how well it works.</span> The first time I used it was during surgery. I had some bleeding that was deep in the laryngeal region and I could not get it to stop with compression and I could not find the bleeding vessel. We had just received a sample of Qwick-AID and it said it would stop the bleeding so I used it along with compression and within a minute the bleeding had stopped. It was a treat to use something that was labeled as a "stop bleeding" product that actually worked.
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Since then I have started using it on several different wounds and incisions, each time it has far exceeded my expectations of a bandage. I exclusively use it post surgically under a cast and for my first bandage after any  leg surgeries. We did use non adherent pads and sulfadiazine cream but under the cast there  was a lot of skin scurfing possibly from exudate and/or sweat that build up under the casts.  When I use the Qwick-AID bandage,  I don't get any of those problems and the incisions look pristine. I use Qwick-AID all most entirely for leg wounds 
espectially for the first bandage and as an emergency field bandage. I found that on high exudative wounds that we get less "strick through" then with other bandage material that I have used. Also when we get an old non-healing wound, I will use Qwick-AID first before I start with any other therapies. Many of the non-healing wounds will heal very well with just Qwick-AID applied.
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So far, I have been very impressed with Qwick-AID. It says on the package that it is to be applied to the wound to stop bleeding but it should be labeled as a first bandage for emergencies, non-healing wounds and post  surgerical bandages. I feel it is a well designed product." <div class="qattrib">Scott Reiners, DVM, DACVS</div></p>
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<h3>Qwick-AID is used effectively in:</h3>
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<li>Emergency Surgery</li>
<li>Emergency Surgery for Dystocias</li>
<li>Orthopedic Surgery (including Fracture Repair, Arthroscopy)</li>                                                                                                                                
<li>Soft Tissue Surgery of all types Upper Respiratory Surgery</li>
<li>Urogenital Surgery</li>
<li>Non-Healing Wound</li>
<li>Post Surgical Application</li>
<li>Ambulatory Calls</li>
<li>Lacerations Repair</li>
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<h3>Additional Benefits</h3>
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<li class="red">Stops bleeding in under a minute</li>
<li>Evacuates discharge from wounds</li>
<li>Will not stick to the wound</li>
<li>Natural, non-allergenic antiseptics</li>
<li>Accelerates natural healing process</li>
<li>Ideal for slow healing wounds</li>
<li>FDA Reg/weatherproof packaging/3 year shelf life</li>
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As a "First Responder" you can now greatly reduce the risks associated with a severe injury by carrying the Qwick-AID Bandage in your shirt or vest pocket, buying you valuable time until medical assistance is rendered.</p>
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