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    Grand Master Know It All
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    yes they expire. they stop clotting as well as new the older they get. I'd keep them about a year past the date if the conditions have been good.


    buy combat guaze to replace it with.

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    Recognized as needing a lap dance
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wulf202 View Post
    yes they expire. they stop clotting as well as new the older they get. I'd keep them about a year past the date if the conditions have been good.


    buy combat guaze to replace it with.
    What's the difference?

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    High Power Shooter
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    Quote Originally Posted by KevDen2005 View Post
    What's the difference?
    Simply - Combat Gauze works, Quick Clot doesn't

    There is research to back this up from the United States Army Institute for Surgical Research.

    Here
    http://on-the-x.com/hemostatic-agents/

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