[DannyTN]

Seriously, anything that helps bring our kids home alive is great!

[null and void]

Little different than a tampon.

[no-to-illegals]

MaMa told me when I was young. Help for the non-sunny day. Medical Marvels. Take your time. Don’t Live Too Fast.

[xone]

hemorrhage is a leading cause of death

Not surprising since it is a battlefield.

[Slyfox]

Since they make it using shrimp I wonder if it will adversely effect those who have shrimp allergies.

[PubliusMM]

Fascinating. Amazing, actually. Pray this works as described.

[Portcall24]

A few years ago my wife and I would take chitosan if we were going out and expected to have a greasy dinner. It caused the dinner to go right on its way with few problems.

[PGR88]

To ensure that no sponges would be left inside the body accidentally, they added X-shaped markers that make each sponge visible on an x-ray image.

That's important. My Uncle was wounded in Vietnam. Fairly serious, but what nearly killed him was a sponge left in the wound for nearly 3 weeks after he was sewn-up by the Army surgeons

[Vendome]

Awesome.

Hope they come on sale STAT.

I’ll buy three for my first aid kits.

[pgkdan]

Amazing! I pray it works as intended. Anything to help our guys come home alive is a Godsend!

[no-to-illegals]

Kudos!!! Keep on Rollin’ Down The Road!!! We ain’t hiddin’ from nobody!!!

[DouglasKC]

This is pretty cool...

[catnipman]

Hey, thanks for posting! This is a remarkable device. Will probably soon show up in ambulances everywhere.

[TigersEye]

It’s so painful, “you take the guy’s gun away first,” says former U.S. Army Special Operations medic John Steinbaugh.

That's a colorful way to describe the pain. Reminds me of a scene from Braveheart...

That'll wake ye up in the mornin,' boy!

[Amendment10]

Thanking all vets for putting their lives on the line for the country, I’d rather see robot technology being developed for battlefield.

[Tupelo]

Sounds like a damn wonderful idea. I hope to God it works and saves some lives.
However RevMedx is new and small. if this invention is as good as advertised, I figure one or more CongressCritters
will find a way to move all the profits to one of their major donors with the politico collecting huge “finder's fees. The veterans, scientists, and engineers that invented and sweated out the FDA approval will be out in the cold. That seems to be how things work in America today.
It is not what you know or even who you know, but whose palm is greased.

[zot]

Ping to a much-needed invention.

[Howie66]

No doubt that the Obama Regime will find a “very good reason” to NOT go forward with deployment of this life saving idea. In fact, they will likely reduce funding for the purchase of gauze.

After all, almost anything is to just too good for our troops.

[Billthedrill]

Whoa. I like where they lucked onto the ideal size. Very impressive. BTT

[verga]

Impressive prepper idea.