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Blood Stop Powder 6 oz

Part Number: DURV2210150
Weight: 0.40 lbs

A powder formulation used as an aid in controlling minor bleeding caused by superficial cuts wounds and dehorning for use on all animals.

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Apply powder freely to bleeding surface. repeat asneeded. bandage if necessary
Ferrous sulfate 7h20 - 84.0% ammonium alum 5.0% chloroxylenol 1.0% tannic acid 1.0%

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