I don't have it in mine as I'd rather use direct pressure or a pressure dressing. One thing that often isn't mentioned on these threads is that I would imagine that in theory the haemostatics would come into their own in a situation where casualties with arterial bleeds outnumber the first aiders? Though I don't think I've heard any first aiders I've met cone across anything like this so probably the preserve of armed forces medics.
Do I need Quikclot in my FAK?
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To answer to the OP - no.
And for the record:
1) sedimentary process are geological processes
2) Karst has nothing to do with ignious rocks. It is a landscape formed formed by water disolution of the bedrock - predominately carbonate base rock - limestone / dolomite
3) Chitosan will never become limestone as it is polysaccharide produces by the removal of the hydroxyl group from chitin. Its nothing to do with CaCO3
And for the record:
1) sedimentary process are geological processes
2) Karst has nothing to do with ignious rocks. It is a landscape formed formed by water disolution of the bedrock - predominately carbonate base rock - limestone / dolomite
3) Chitosan will never become limestone as it is polysaccharide produces by the removal of the hydroxyl group from chitin. Its nothing to do with CaCO3
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