Stop Nosebleeds Fast
Over 250,000 nosebleeds have been stopped by Nampons™. Are you prepared?
Stop Nosebleeds Fast
Over 250,000 nosebleeds have been stopped by Nampons™. Are you prepared?
How Nampons™ Stop Nosebleeds
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Insert The Nampon™
Gently insert the Nampon™ into the effected nostril. Trim if needed for children or smaller noses.
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Apply Gentle Pressure
Nampons™ expand to gently place pressure on the bleed while delivering the clotting agent.
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3
Remove and Discard
Nampons™ are non-stick and painless, so you can remove them with the bleeding stops without restarting the bleed.

"These should be in every first aid kit"
"Everything in your medicine cabinet is just in case. You need Nampons™ just in case."

Dr. Scott Brook MD
Desert Cancer Center
Tissues are not meant for nosebleeds
If you've ever used tissues, toilet paper or anything cotton to stop a nosebleed, you know that cotton gets stuck to the wound, so when it finally stops and you remove it, there's an excellent (and terrible) chance you will reopen and restart the bleed.
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Tissues |
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Absorbs blood | ||
Expands for gentle pressure | ||
Contains clotting agent | ||
Won't stick to blood clot | ||
Sterile & sanitary | ||
Only need one for a nosebleed |

Battle Tested. Doctor Approved.
Nampons™ are treated with micro-oxidized cellulose, a gentle hypoallergenic clotting agent that has been used millions of times by hospitals, doctors and in combat. This means they stop nosebleeds fast.

Nampons vs. Tampons
Nampons are made for nosebleeds. Tampons are made for menstruation.
Nampons have a clotting agent to stop the bleed. Tampons are designed to absorb blood, not stop it.