JK HEMO STOP Solution

JK Hemo Stop Solution is a hemostatic liquid used to control minor gingival bleeding during restorative and impression-taking procedures. Supplied in a bottle with a dispensing dropper, it is non-staining, so it won't discolor porcelain veneers or crown margins during visible restorative work.

Clinical Uses

• Controlling minor gingival bleeding before impressions or crown/bridge preparation
• Hemostasis around the gingival sulcus during restorative and cosmetic procedures
• Cases where staining from ferric sulphate agents must be avoided (e.g. porcelain veneers, anterior crowns)

Key Features

• Non-staining formula — safe around porcelain veneers and crowns
• Dropper-bottle format for quick, controlled application onto cotton pellets or directly at the site
• Effective for the minor gingival bleeding encountered in everyday restorative cases

Specifications

How to Use

1. Dry the operative field and isolate the area as needed.
2. Dispense the solution onto a cotton pellet or directly to the bleeding gingival margin using the dropper.
3. Hold in place for the manufacturer-recommended contact time, then rinse and dry.
4. Proceed with the impression or restorative step once bleeding is controlled.

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Genuine JK Dental Vision stock, sourced through MedSTA's official supply chain
• Also available as a Gel for cases needing more localized placement
• Fast delivery across Egypt with dental-focused customer support

FAQ

Does JK Hemo Stop Solution stain porcelain or composite restorations?
No — it's formulated to be non-staining, unlike ferric sulphate hemostatic agents.

What's the difference between the Solution and the Gel?
Both control minor gingival bleeding; this Solution is a dropper-applied liquid, while the Gel version stays localized at the application site.

Can it be applied on a cotton pellet?
Yes — dispensing the solution onto a cotton pellet is a common way to apply it precisely at the gingival margin.

Is it suitable for everyday restorative cases?
Yes — it's intended for controlling minor gingival bleeding in routine restorative and impression procedures, not surgical hemorrhage.