Description
Gingi-Pak Gingi-Aid Syringe Gel delivers 25% buffered aluminum chloride as a viscous gel that stays exactly where it is placed in the mouth. It controls bleeding with no residue or stain, a combination that matters most in the esthetic zone.
- 25% buffered aluminum chloride gel – the jar solution's proven astringent in a stay-put syringe format
- No residue or stain – rinses away cleanly, protecting anterior and esthetic-zone work
- Stays where delivered – the viscous gel will not flow onto surrounding tissue
- Two kit formats – 1.2 mL single-patient syringes or a 30 mL syringe kit with refill syringes
Aluminum Chloride Gel That Stays Put and Rinses Clean
Gel delivery changes what an astringent can do, because the agent remains in the sulcus instead of migrating across the preparation. This 25% buffered aluminum chloride gel controls capillary bleeding and gingival oozing during restorative and operative procedures, and it supports gingival retraction before impression making when used with a plain retraction cord moistened in the gel. The manufacturer highlights that it leaves no residue or stain and rinses easily, which is why it is favored in the esthetic zone. Control is quick, and the field it leaves behind is the clean surface aluminum chloride is known for. Two kit formats let the practice choose between single-patient syringes and a bulk dispensing setup.
Features and Benefits
Hemostatic Performance
- Quick bleeding control – capillary bleeding and oozing are managed promptly at the site
- Clean rinse-off – no residue or stain remains to interfere with bonding or shade-sensitive work
- Retraction support – moistens plain cord for sulcus retraction before impressions
Delivery System
- Viscous gel body – stays in place where delivered rather than flowing onto adjacent tissue
- Brush-tip placement – padded-end tips put the gel into the sulcus with control
- Prefilled formats – choose unit syringes or the 30 mL kit with empty syringes for dispensing
Product Specifications
Product Facts
- Active agent – buffered aluminum chloride, 25%, in gel form
- Epinephrine content – none
- Uses – sulcus retraction before impressions, control of capillary bleeding and gingival oozing in restorative and operative procedures
- Finish – leaves no residue or stain, rinses easily
Ordering Information
- SKU 12116 – 4 x 1.2 mL prefilled syringes with 8 padded-end brush tips
- SKU 12117 – 1 x 30 mL prefilled syringe, 20 brush tips and 20 empty syringes
- Format note – this listing is the syringe gel, the jar solution format is listed separately
Match this gel with plain retraction cord from our dental supplies department, and compare the manufacturer's other hemostatic formats on the Gingi-Pak brand page.
Why Choose Gingi-Aid Syringe Gel
Anterior work punishes staining agents, and ferric sulfate's color is a real liability near the smile line. This gel keeps the aluminum chloride performance while rinsing away without a trace. For esthetic-zone cases it is the safer default.
- Esthetic-zone confidence – no stain and no residue near visible restorations
- Precise placement – the gel goes into the sulcus and stays there until rinsed
- Dual purpose – one product handles both bleeding control and cord moistening for retraction
- Flexible stocking – single-patient syringes or a bulk kit fit different operatory setups
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in the gel?
It is 25% buffered aluminum chloride in a viscous gel. The formula contains no epinephrine.
How is it used for retraction?
A plain gingival retraction cord is moistened with the gel and packed, achieving retraction before impression making. The gel can also be delivered directly with the brush tips.
Does it stain tissue or restorations?
No, the manufacturer states it leaves no residue or stain and rinses easily. That is why it is recommended for the esthetic zone.
Which kit format should I choose?
SKU 12116 has four 1.2 mL prefilled syringes with eight brush tips for single-patient use. SKU 12117 has one 30 mL syringe with twenty brush tips and twenty empty syringes for dispensing.
How does it differ from the jar solution?
The active agent and strength are the same 25% buffered aluminum chloride. The gel's viscosity keeps it in place at the delivery site, while the solution is carried by cord or pellet.
