Blood-IQ Simulated Blood Concentrate – Realistic Training Blood for Trauma & Bleeding Control Simulation

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Short Description

Blood-IQ Simulated Blood Concentrate is a purpose-built simulation fluid from the simUNIQ range, designed to bring realistic bleeding effects to trauma, first-aid and clinical skills training. One bottle dilutes with clean water to make up to 3 litres of simulated blood, with adjustable viscosity to recreate anything from light oozing wounds to severe haemorrhage — and it washes out of clothing on a cold cycle.

Full Description

Blood-IQ is a premium simulated blood concentrate developed to add realism and immersion to trauma and bleeding-control training scenarios. Formulated for compatibility with simUNIQ task trainers — including the Tourn-IQ Tourniquet Trainer and Pack-IQ Wound Packing Trainer — Blood-IQ lets instructors dial in the exact look and behaviour of bleeding they need for a scenario.

Simply add clean water to the concentrate and shake — one bottle makes up to 3 litres of simulated blood. Adjusting the dilution changes the viscosity and flow, so instructors can recreate a wide spectrum of bleeding presentations, from light oozing wounds through to severe, high-volume haemorrhage, supporting progressive skill-building in bleeding control and haemorrhage management.

Blood-IQ is designed to be practical for busy simulation environments: it's easy to mix, easy to manage during scenario resets, and washes out of clothing on a cold wash cycle — helping keep training realistic without the clean-up becoming a burden. It's well suited to simulation centres and skills labs, paramedic and emergency medical training, nursing and medical school OSCEs, military and tactical medical training, and first-aid or haemorrhage-control courses.

Key Features

  • Simulated blood concentrate — one bottle makes up to 3 litres of realistic training blood

  • Adjustable dilution for variable viscosity and flow, from light oozing to severe haemorrhage

  • Formulated for compatibility with simUNIQ Tourn-IQ and Pack-IQ task trainers

  • Simple preparation: add clean water and shake

  • Washes out of clothing on a cold wash cycle

  • Supports repeatable, consistent training scenarios across cohorts

How to Use

  1. Add clean water to the Blood-IQ concentrate bottle.

  2. Shake to combine.

  3. Dilute further with water as needed — one bottle yields up to 3 litres of simulated blood.

  4. Adjust the water-to-concentrate ratio to achieve the desired viscosity and bleed rate for the training scenario (lighter dilution for oozing wounds, less dilution for severe haemorrhage effects).

Technical Specifications

Specification Detail
Brand simUNIQ (Traumamed Solutions)
Product code / SKU 7330TMS
Product type Simulated blood concentrate
Yield Up to 3 litres of simulated blood per bottle
Dilution Add clean water and shake; adjust ratio to vary viscosity/flow
Compatibility simUNIQ Tourn-IQ Tourniquet Trainer, Pack-IQ Wound Packing Trainer
Washability Washes out of clothing on a cold wash cycle

FAQs

What is Blood-IQ Simulated Blood Concentrate used for?
It's used to create realistic simulated bleeding for trauma training, bleeding-control courses, paramedic and nursing education, OSCEs, and military/tactical medical simulation.

How much simulated blood does one bottle make?
One bottle of Blood-IQ concentrate can make up to 3 litres of simulated blood when diluted with clean water.

Can I adjust how the simulated blood looks and flows?
Yes. Changing the water-to-concentrate ratio adjusts the viscosity and flow rate, letting you simulate anything from light oozing wounds to severe haemorrhage.

Does Blood-IQ stain clothing?
Blood-IQ washes out of clothing on a cold wash cycle.

What equipment is Blood-IQ compatible with?
It's formulated for use with simUNIQ task trainers, including the Tourn-IQ Tourniquet Trainer and Pack-IQ Wound Packing Trainer.

Who is Blood-IQ suitable for?
First responders, paramedics, nursing and medical students, military and tactical medical personnel, and clinical educators running hands-on bleeding-control or trauma scenarios.

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