Blood clotting spray - any experience?

[Lilburner]

Was standing with aces at the prepper show talking to a vendor, and saw that he had blood clotting spray. I'd never heard of it before and the concept kind of blew me away. It was insanely expensive, though (I want to say $50) so I googled it.

Turns out - under $10

https://www.amazon.com/Medique-Products-22617-Clotting-3-Ounce/dp/B003HLLNAU

I'm assuming it's not as powerful as granules or a treated bandage for something like a bullet wound, but for anything that doesn't clot with initial compression, it seems like a no brainer.

Any of the medical people have any input, or anyone with field experience?

[anngrant]

It's perfect for the first aid kit. Personally, I am on blood thinners and have extremely fragile skin and the spray and it works well to stop blood and seal off the cut. .

[Nemo]

About a year ago my cardiologist stopped me with Plavix after 4 years on it, starting with 2 stents going in.  My blood is still way too thin.  Much more so than it was 10 years ago, but less than on the plavix. 

Methinks I must get a spray can and see how it goes.

Nemo