Description
Gingi-Pak Stasis Syringe Gel is a viscous 15.5% ferric sulfate hemostatic delivered from prefilled syringes through padded-end brush tips. The spearmint-flavored amber gel stays where it is placed, forming coagulate plugs in the capillary orifices within seconds.
- 15.5% ferric sulfate gel – a viscous hemostyptic that will not flow onto surrounding tissue
- Hemostasis in seconds – coagulate plugs form within the capillary orifices for rapid bleeding control
- Padded-end brush tips – the curved, blunt cannula places gel precisely and wipes away superficial coagulum
- Two kit formats – single-patient 1.2 mL syringes or a 30 mL chairside syringe kit with refill syringes
Prefilled Ferric Sulfate Gel for Point-of-Bleed Delivery
A jar solution is carried to the site, a syringe gel is placed on it, and that precision is the reason for this format. The 15.5% ferric sulfate gel is viscous enough to stay at the bleeding point instead of running across the preparation, and it acts within seconds. The padded-end brush tip doubles as an applicator and a cleanup tool, burnishing the gel in and removing superficial coagulum as it goes. Its curved, blunt cannula keeps the delivery visible and atraumatic around the sulcus. The gel is described by the manufacturer as one of the most effective and safest topical hemostyptic agents, without the cardiovascular side effects associated with epinephrine products.
Features and Benefits
Hemostatic Performance
- Seconds-fast action – bleeding is controlled quickly so impression and restorative steps are not delayed
- Stays in place – the glycerol and aqueous gel base holds the agent at the site instead of letting it migrate
- Supports healing – the manufacturer notes the gel facilitates the soft tissue healing process
Delivery System
- Brush-tip applicator – padded end gives flow control and removes superficial coagulum during placement
- Prefilled convenience – syringes are ready to use with no drawing up from a jar
- Kit completeness – the 30 mL kit includes brush tips and empty syringes for chairside dispensing
Product Specifications
Product Facts
- Active agent – ferric sulfate, 15.5% (15.5 mg per mL) in a glycerol and aqueous gel
- Appearance and flavor – amber-colored gel, spearmint flavored
- Mechanism – forms coagulate plugs within capillary orifices
- Delivery tip – padded-end brush tip on a curved, blunt cannula
Ordering Information
- SKU 13116 – 4 x 1.2 mL prefilled syringes with 8 padded-end brush tips
- SKU 13117 – 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
Restock brush tips and companion tissue-management products from our dental supplies range, and review the manufacturer's full hemostatic line on the Gingi-Pak brand page.
Why Choose Stasis Syringe Gel
Placement control is what separates this gel from a bottle and a pellet. The clinician puts the agent exactly on the bleed, in the amount the site needs, and moves on. That control shows up as cleaner fields and shorter interruptions across the whole schedule.
- Precise hemostasis – gel delivery targets the bleeding point rather than flooding the quadrant
- Faster recovery of the field – seconds-fast coagulation returns a workable, visible site quickly
- Less wasted agent – syringe dispensing meters the gel instead of soaking pellets that get discarded
- Kit formats for both setups – unit syringes for single patients or a bulk syringe for high-volume operatories
Frequently Asked Questions
What strength is the gel?
The gel contains 15.5% ferric sulfate, equal to 15.5 mg per mL, in a glycerol and aqueous base. It is spearmint flavored and amber colored.
How does it stop bleeding?
It forms coagulate plugs within the capillary orifices at the application site. The manufacturer reports control within seconds of placement.
What does the brush tip do?
The padded-end brush tip places the gel precisely and removes superficial coagulum as it works. Its curved, blunt cannula improves visibility during delivery.
Which kit should I order?
SKU 13116 provides four 1.2 mL prefilled syringes with eight brush tips for single-patient use. SKU 13117 provides one 30 mL syringe with twenty brush tips and twenty empty syringes for chairside dispensing.
Does it contain epinephrine?
No, the active hemostyptic is ferric sulfate. The manufacturer positions it as hemostasis without the potential cardiovascular side effects of epinephrine agents.
