02SEAL Wound Spray
Fast bleeding control, for the people first on the scene.
SEAL is an FDA-cleared, chitosan-based spray that forms a stable clot over a bleeding wound. One formula comes in three formats, for professional responders, everyday first-aid kits and animal first aid.
- Clearance
- US FDA 510(k)
- Shelf life
- 36 months
- Storage
- Room temperature
- Use
- Single-use, sterile
How it is used
Four steps, no preparation.
Chitosan binds to blood cells and platelets to form a fast, stable clot over the wound, sealing cuts, lacerations, and serious bleeds.
- 01
Shake the can
Give it a good shake to activate the formula.
- 02
Spray the wound
Hold 6-10 inches away and apply a steady spray to fully cover the bleeding area.
- 03
A clot forms
Chitosan binds to blood cells and platelets, forming a fast, stable clot.
- 04
Seek care if needed
For deeper or more serious wounds, follow up with professional medical attention.
The range
One formula. Three formats.
The same chitosan hemostatic technology, packaged for everyday carry, professional response, and animal first aid.
Everyday carry
SEAL OTC
Compact enough for hiking kits, travel bags, and home medicine cabinets, bleeding control wherever life happens.
- 1.5oz aerosol can
- Sterile chitosan powder
- Single-use
- 36-month shelf life
- Room-temperature storage
Most capable
SEAL PRO
Professional & tactical
A patented, higher-velocity formula for first responders and tactical teams, rapid control of moderate to severe external hemorrhage.
- 2.5oz aerosol can
- ~80 PSI professional grade
- Single-use
- MIL-STD-810H tested
- For trained responders
Animal first aid
HemoSEAL Pet
Sting-free bleeding control for dogs, cats, horses, goats, and more, stops bleeding from cuts, abrasions, and nail injuries.
- 2.8oz aerosol can
- Sting-free agent
- Single-use per animal
- No fur-gluing
- Field-ready
Not sure which format fits your team? Ask us, we'll recommend the right one for your use and volumes.
What stands behind it
Proven where the stakes are highest.
FDA-cleared, field-deployed, and tested to military environmental standards, SEAL is built to perform when it matters most.
FDA Cleared
Cleared through the US FDA 510(k) process, the pathway confirming a moderate-risk device is substantially equivalent to an established, safe, and effective product.
Field-Proven
Deployed in Emergency Medical Services, military, and tactical operations, and approved for use by agencies including Maryland EMS.
Coagulopathy-Tested
Tested in animal models with both normal and impaired clotting function. Always monitor patients post-application.
Extreme-Environment Rated
Meets MIL-STD-810H standards for temperature, altitude, and humidity, performs in rain, snow, wind, and low light.
Sterile Chitosan
A sterile chitosan dry-powder formula, a naturally derived agent widely used in modern hemostatic dressings.
Made in the USA
Manufactured in the United States and backed by the FDA clearance process.
Regulatory status
SEAL is cleared by the US Food and Drug Administration through the 510(k) process. Registration with Uganda's National Drug Authority, and with regulators in other markets, is confirmed case by case during procurement. We don't claim a local approval we haven't been given.
Specifications
The essentials.
- Formula
- Sterile chitosan dry powder
- Use
- Single-use
- Shelf life
- 36 months
- Storage
- Room temperature, no refrigeration
- Tested to
- MIL-STD-810H (heat, cold, altitude, humidity)
- Removal
- Rinse with saline or water, wipe with sterile gauze
Important safety information
Used responsibly.
- Not a replacement for a tourniquet, but it can reduce reliance on one, especially where a tourniquet can't be applied (neck, groin, or underarm).
- Single-patient use. Once a can is activated the sterile seal is broken; use it on one person only. It may be used on multiple wounds on the same patient.
- For deeper or more serious wounds, always seek professional medical attention.
For procurement teams
What we send with every enquiry.
Tell us your organisation, the format you need and the volumes. Our team replies within 24 hours, Monday to Friday.
- 01FDA 510(k) clearance documentation
- 02Instructions for use and safety information
- 03Specifications for each format
- 04Pricing and supply options for your volumes
Questions
What buyers and clinicians ask us.
SEAL is an FDA-cleared, chitosan-based hemostatic aerosol designed for rapid bleeding control. It forms a gel-like clot over minor cuts and lacerations as well as more serious bleeds, for professional, home, and field first aid.
Shake the can, then spray from 6-10 inches to cover the bleeding area. The chitosan binds to blood cells and platelets, forming a fast, stable clot. For deeper wounds, follow up with professional care.
SEAL is cleared by the US FDA through the 510(k) process and tested to MIL-STD-810H. Our team provides the full regulatory, clinical, and compliance documentation for your market and procurement process on request.
Three: SEAL OTC for everyday and home use, SEAL PRO for first responders and tactical teams, and HemoSEAL Pet for animal first aid. We'll help you choose the right format and volumes.
No. SEAL does not replace a tourniquet, but it can reduce reliance on one, particularly in areas where a tourniquet can't be applied, such as the neck, groin, or underarm. Always seek care for serious wounds.
Each unit has a 36-month shelf life and is stored at room temperature with no refrigeration required, making it well suited to trauma kits, ambulances, clinics, and field packs.
Yes. We support institutional and bulk procurement for hospitals, responders, NGOs, and defence. Request product information and our team will share pricing, documentation, and supply options for your volumes.
Equip your team with SEAL.
Request product information and we'll send specifications, clearance documents and pricing for your volumes.
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