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• Achieves rapid hemostasis within ~60 seconds
• Effective for active, procedural, and traumatic bleeding
• Maintains a clear operative and treatment field
• Functions as an active hemostatic, not just absorptive gauze
• Supports faster wound management and closure

• Gauze absorbs blood; One Minute Medic controls bleeding
• Reduces need for:
  ◦ Repeated packing and reapplication
  ◦ Extended manual pressure
  ◦ Multiple hemostatic products
• More consistent bleeding control in high-acuity situations

• Emergency trauma and laceration management
• Surgical and procedural bleeding control
• Vascular access and wound care
• High-risk patients (e.g., anticoagulant use, per clinician judgment)

• Shortens procedure and treatment time
• Reduces interruptions due to uncontrolled bleeding
• Supports faster room turnover and patient throughput
• Simple, rapid application — no complex training

Although higher in unit cost than gauze, One Minute Medic delivers lower overall cost per
encounter by:

• Decreasing procedure time
• Reducing product waste and reapplication
• Reduces reliance on multiple bleeding-control SKUs
• Supporting faster ER disposition and OR efficiency
• Reducing follow-up interventions related to bleeding

• Achieves rapid hemostasis within approximately 60 seconds
• Supports a clear operative field, improving visualization during excision and repair
• Effective for capillary and small-vessel bleeding commonly encountered in
  dermatologic procedures
• Designed to complement standard surgical techniques without disrupting workflow

• Mohs micrographic surgery
• Excisional, shave, and punch biopsies
• Curettage and electrosurgery-adjacent procedures
• Cosmetic dermatologic surgery and minor operative interventions

• Minimizes bleeding-related interruptions during procedures
• Reduces reliance on repeated cautery or layered packing
• Facilitates more efficient wound closure
• Helps maintain clean margins during excision

• Suitable for use on delicate facial and body skin
• Gentle application that avoids unnecessary tissue trauma
• May help reduce post-procedural oozing
• Well suited for patients on anticoagulants or antiplatelet therapy (per physician
  judgment)

• Quick application with no complex preparation
• Consistent performance across a range of dermatologic surgical cases
• Can reduce the need for multiple hemostatic agents
• Cost-effective option for high-volume surgical practices
• Easily incorporated into standard procedure trays
• No specialized training required
• Compatible with existing dermatologic surgical protocols

FDA Test Study

Hospital Study

Gauze Hemostat Study

Zeolite Study