Morecash Stop Nosebleeds Clip Epistaxis Care Nosebleed Stoppers Nasal Clip Treatment（Pack of 6）

I get frequent nose bleeds and keep these on hand when I’m out in public. Doctors at the ER used them and they’re so helpful! I have one in my bag, car, bathroom, bedroom, anywhere a nose bleed may start. Easy to clean as well so I can reuse them. Def recommend!

I had a really bad nosebleed recently that would not stop, so I went to the emergency room. They immediately put one of these clips on my nose and I was amazed how well it worked. These clips are strong and clip on your nostrils to stop the bleeding without you having to do it, thereby freeing your hand. I now carry one in my purse, my car and my husband's truck.

Good fit for various size nose. Gentle, secure squeeze. Various cotton or paper absorbent nose bleed solutions were never the right size/fit. Quick fix when you just can't stop what you're doing. Thanks!

I am a nurse so I will try to break this down in layman's terms. Not trying to be disrespectful, I just know sometimes we get a bit technical.The tip of your nose is made of cartilage and is flexible if a bleed occurs here these are great. They apply enough pressure for these bleeds.The back part of your nose where the hard ridge starts is the bone. If the bleed is up there these semi clog the nose causing blood to be pool in the nose and clot.... Or be swallowed. If this doesn't stop the bleed and if it is a kid and they are swallowing a lot or gagging and spitting this could be a bleed in the back section. These usually require pressure inside the nose (nose tampons aka cotton plugs) if that doesn't relieve the bleed it may need to be stopped at the ER.So for bleeds at the front of the nose these work pretty well! They don't squeeze too hard to be uncomfortable. They do tend to slide so keep an eye on that. Having multiples are great especially with boys running around!

Due to what I hope is a temporary situation, I've been having some pretty severe nose bleeds recently. In fact, I wound up in the ER twice last month. These clips are somewhat easier on the nose than the ones the hospital used because of the foam. The ones from the hospital just had round slightly soft plastic discs. I honestly can't say which is better. My last bleed was a seven hour event! I started out using these foam clips, but after a couple of hours, I switched to the ER ones. I couldn't tell which was better, but I'm not throwing these foam ones away. I'm keeping clips everywhere!

I recently had a problem with heavy nosebleeds and the clips worked great.

Was told by drs use my finger and thumb to hold very tight for like 30 mins..

These are a go to for nosebleeds I get them all the time and used to deal with them for 15+ mins sometimes over an hour and with this no more tissues shoved In my nose or pinching until my arms are falling off, now just clip this thing on my nose and forget about it