Description
Gingi-Pak Stasis Solution is a 21% ferric sulfate hemostyptic that stops gingival bleeding quickly without any epinephrine. Applied with a cotton pellet or cord, it clears sulcular fluid contamination so the field stays clean for the next step.
- 21% ferric sulfate – a strong hemostyptic concentration for fast, reliable hemorrhage control
- No epinephrine – hemostasis without the cardiovascular considerations that come with epi products
- Clears the sulcus – eliminates sulcular fluid contamination before impressions and cementation
- Two bottle sizes – 15 mL for a single operatory or 40 mL for the central supply
Ferric Sulfate Hemostasis Without Epinephrine
Bleeding and crevicular fluid are the two contaminants that ruin impressions and cementation, and this solution addresses both in one application. The 21% ferric sulfate forms a coagulum at the bleeding site, stopping hemorrhage quickly while clearing sulcular fluid from the field. Because it contains no epinephrine, it suits patients and procedures where an epi-based agent is not the first choice. The manufacturer recommends it for use with Gingi-Plain cotton pellets, which carry the solution into the sulcus and hold it against the tissue. It fits a wide array of dental procedures, from crown and bridge impressions to routine restorative work.
Features and Benefits
Hemostatic Performance
- Rapid bleeding control – ferric sulfate coagulates at the site so work can continue without delay
- Fluid control – sulcular fluid contamination is eliminated along with the bleeding
- Epi-free formula – effective hemostasis for cases where epinephrine is best avoided
Clinical Handling
- Pellet or cord delivery – apply with cotton pellets, cord, paper points or a syringe as the case requires
- Pairs with plain pellets – the manufacturer recommends Gingi-Plain cotton pellets as the carrier
- Wide procedure range – suitable across restorative, impression and cementation procedures
Product Specifications
Product Facts
- Active agent – ferric sulfate hemostyptic solution, 21%
- Epinephrine content – none
- Application – cotton pellet, retraction cord, paper point, mini-sponge or syringe
- Companion product – recommended for use with Gingi-Plain cotton pellets
Ordering Information
- SKU 13114 – 15 mL bottle, packaged 1 each
- SKU 13115 – 40 mL bottle, packaged 1 each
- Format note – this listing is the jar solution, a prefilled syringe gel format is listed separately
Keep hemorrhage control stocked with the cords and pellets in our dental supplies catalog, and see the manufacturer's complete tissue-management range on the Gingi-Pak brand page.
Why Choose Stasis Solution
A hemostatic earns its shelf space when it works the first time, and ferric sulfate has that reputation. This solution adds epi-free flexibility, so one bottle covers more of the patient schedule. The two sizes let small and large practices stock sensibly.
- Cleaner impressions – a dry, fluid-free sulcus records margins the laboratory can actually read
- Broader patient fit – no epinephrine means fewer case-by-case substitutions at the chair
- Fewer interruptions – bleeding stops in seconds rather than after repeated packing and waiting
- System match – formulated to work with the Gingi-Plain pellets and cords already in this catalog
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the active ingredient and strength?
It is a ferric sulfate hemostyptic solution at 21%. It contains no epinephrine, which distinguishes it from epi-based hemostatics.
How is the solution applied?
Apply it with a cotton pellet, retraction cord, paper point, mini-sponge or syringe. The manufacturer recommends Gingi-Plain cotton pellets as the carrier.
What procedures is it used for?
It suits a wide array of dental procedures where bleeding or sulcular fluid must be controlled. Impression taking and cementation are the most common.
Which bottle size should I choose?
The 15 mL bottle suits a single operatory, while the 40 mL bottle serves busier practices. Both contain the same 21% ferric sulfate solution.
Is there a syringe version?
Yes, a prefilled syringe gel format exists and is listed separately. The gel is a 15.5% ferric sulfate formulation in 1.2 mL and 30 mL syringes.
