SEAL Hemostatic Spray PRO - for Emergency Bleeding Control 1.5 oz

$69.99 USD

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SEAL Hemostatic Spray – PRO Bleeding Control

Stop Bleeding Fast in Tactical, Police & EMS Emergencies

The first and only patented FDA-cleared chitosan dry powder in aerosol form

The SEAL Hemostatic Spray – PRO is the professional-grade, combat-ready version of SEAL’s hemostatic spray technology—engineered for tactical, operational, and prehospital environments where rapid bleeding control is critical.

Designed for military medics, tactical EMS, and high-risk responders, this advanced hemostatic spray rapidly promotes clotting and provides immediate intervention for moderate to severe external bleeding. Its hands-free, aerosolized delivery system makes it ideal for use in confined spaces, low-light conditions, or during direct threat scenarios where traditional gauze application may be impossible.

Built for field deployment, the PRO version exceeds civilian OTC standards with enhanced clotting performance and robust packaging built for battlefield durability.

Key Features

Tactical-Grade Hemostatic Agent
Developed for professional use in combat, law enforcement, and tactical medical operations.
Hands-Free Spray Application
Delivers hemostatic agent directly to the wound—ideal for junctional areas and awkward surfaces.
Combat Durable Packaging
Reinforced, mission-ready canister designed for rugged field use.
Advanced Clotting Formula
Controls moderate to severe external bleeding quickly by accelerating hemostasis at the source.
Essential for Tactical Medics, SOF, and First Responders
Field-proven and suitable for operational trauma care, rescue teams, and mass casualty response.

Specifications

Item Name	SEAL Hemostatic Spray – PRO
Product Type	Over-the-Counter Hemostatic Aerosol
Volume	2.5 oz (80g)
Shelf Life	3 Years
Application Method	Aerosol Spray
Use Case	Moderate to Severe External Bleeding
Packaging	Tactical Grade Cannister
Latex-Free	Yes
Made In	USA

Mission-Ready Applications

Tactical Medic Loadouts
For use in live-fire zones, hostile engagements, and rapid extraction scenarios.
Military IFAKs
Approved for inclusion in combat casualty care kits for special operations and ground forces.
Rescue & SWAT Kits
Optimal for austere or constrained access environments like stairwells, vehicles, and confined spaces.
Mass Casualty Preparedness
High-capacity bleeding control without the need for gauze or manual pressure.
Junctional & Irregular Wounds
Effective where tourniquets and flat dressings may fail.

Why Choose SEAL Hemostatic Spray?

In a critical incident, seconds count. The SEAL Hemostatic Spray – PRO bridges the gap between wound identification and surgical-level control. It allows for fast, one-handed application, even by the wounded responder, making it a force multiplier for field survivability.

Recommended Gear Integration

Enhance your emergency readiness by pairing the SEAL Hemostatic Spray with:

Tourniquets (CAT, SOFTT-W)
Chest Seals
Pressure Bandages
Compact IFAKs
Hemostatic Gauze

Build your complete Tactical Medical Kit with MED-TAC International’s full line of bleeding control solutions at tactical-medicine.com.

Customer Reviews

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"Used this in a field training op and was impressed. Compact, intuitive, and fast."
– Staff Sgt. J. Reeves, USAF Pararescue

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"We’ve added these to all of our SWAT medic kits. Fast, effective, and built to last."
– Chief Medic A. Morales, City Tactical Response Team

Built for Battle. Trusted in Crisis.

The SEAL Hemostatic Spray – PRO delivers advanced bleeding control where it matters most—on the street, in the field, and under fire. Equip your team with the tactical standard.

About Chitosan's Role:

Chitosan, a linear polysaccharide composed of β--linked D-glucosamine and N-acetyl-D-glucosamine, has been a trusted component in bleeding management since 2003. It adheres to fibrinogen, enhancing platelet adhesion and promoting rapid blood clotting and hemostasis.

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Real World Deployment Videos.

Stab Wound to Neck

Partial Foot Amputation

SEAL on Dog Bite

Ukranian Mil - Arm Shot

Ukranian Mil - Finger Injury

Ukranian Mil - High Cal Exit Wound

Product and Testing Videos

SEAL Product Video

SEAL Removal Video

SEAL Spray Action Demo

Video Training - Simulated Wound

High Desert Training - How To

Femoral Puncture Study - Subtitled

SEAL Injury Study - Stab wound

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the shelf life?

SEAL has a 36-month shelf life from the date of manufacture.

Is it single use? Can I spray it multiple times?

SEAL is designed for single-use applications. The 1.5 oz OTC version will get you on long spray, while the 2.5 oz PRO version will get you 3 bursts.

Wher is it made?

SEAL is proudly made in Baltimore, Maryland, USA.

What temperature is safe for storage? Does it need to be refrigerated?

SEAL has completed environmental and altitude testing according to the US military testing guidelines, MIL-STD-810H.

We successfully conducted high temperature testing at 71°C (160°F) for 24 hours and low temperature of -31°C (-24°F) for 24 hours.

Refrigerated storage is not required. However, per FDA guidance, we must recommend that long-term storage of SEAL should be at room temperature.

Does it work at high altitudes?

According to our MIL-STD-810H testing, SEAL was tested up to 40,000 feet with normal deployment at the altitude.

Are any US hospitals or EMS agencies using it? What about police departments or the military?

SEAL is used by numerous agencies both domestically and internationally.

Have there been any complications or secondary injuries like burns?

When used as instructed, there is no risk of tissue damage or burns. None have been reported.

How is SEAL removed from a wound?

SEAL can be removed by rinsing with water, saline, or other sterile aqueous solution and wiping with a sterile gauze.

Have doctors or hospitals reported any issues post-application?

The unique, patented chemistry of SEAL makes removal and post application care easy. We have received no reports from medical professionals indicating issues post-application.

Are there any known allergic reactions or long-term concerns?

SEAL is made from highly purified chitosan, eliminating the proteinic impurities that cause allergic reactions. It is sterilized and passes all biocompatibility tests.

The safety of medical-grade Chitosan has been extensively researched.

What types of injuries has SEAL been used on? Has it been used for amputations?

SEAL has been widely used in the Ukraine conflict as well as by international and US-based EMS systems, treating wounds of all kinds, including amputations, penetrating trauma, animal attacks, and vehicle crashes.

How long can SEAL stay on a wound before removal?

Until further testing is completed, SEAL can remain in place for up to24 hours before removal.

Does SEAL replace tourniquets? Can it stop arterial bleeding? Should I stick it into the wound?

SEAL does not replace tourniquets, though in some cases, it may reduce the need for one.

With proper training and use, It is effective in stopping accessible arterial bleeding.

SEAL’s spray nozzle should not be inserted into a wound cavity

Does SEAL have any contraindications?

SEAL is not recommended for treating sucking chest wounds or placed in the eyes.

What is the consistency of SEAL after application?

When SEAL reacts with blood it forms a soft paste similar consistency to a wound scab.

What is the difference between the white and black cans? What does ‘Rx Only’ mean?

The white can is our SEAL OTC (over-the-counter) indicated for up to moderately bleeding wounds.

The black can is our SEAL Pro (Rx Only) is intended for individuals trained in handling more significant injuries.

SEAL Pro is indicated for use up to severe bleeding because you get more out of the can.

The actual product is the same.

What is it's current regulatory status?

SEAL is FDA-cleared and available in the US and several international markets. The CoTCCC is scheduled to evaluate SEAL at some point in the future, and we are actively working to obtain our CE marking for broader European markets.