Thanks for that BigK. Not sure that the comparator arm was anything beyond application of a water resistant dressing. If so, I think it would have mentioned the method, such as aluminum chloride.
If it was only the bandage as the comparator, it seems like it would be hard to accurately determine time to hemostasis. After all, if you are bleeding from a cut and put a bandaid on that cut, it keeps the blood from leaving the body as a physical barrier, but what is the technical point of hemostasis?
This seems like the methodology puts AC5 at a disadvantage, since a bandaid does not truly "stop the bleeding" in the biological manner of AC5.