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Technique
Step 1:

Scrub the hemostatic agent firmly against the sulcus until bleeding is controlled.
Step 2:

A tip with a padded end allows for gentle pressure to be applied, allowing hemostatic agent to penetrate cut capillaries.
Step 3:

Use air/water to remove coagulum. If bleeding persists, repeat application.
Step 4:

Once complete hemostasis
has been achieved, use
Stat-Pak™ retraction cord for
tissue displacement.
Frequently Asked Questions
When new coagulum ceases to form, hemostasis has been achieved. After Stat-Flo™ tip has effectively scrubbed the hemostatic agent into the cut capillaries, bleeding will stop. Test the preparation with air/water, if bleeding persists apply additional hemostatic agent and test the preparation again. If no bleeding occurs after testing with air/water, hemostasis has been achieved.
No, ferric sulfate solutions will react with epinephrine and form a blue/black precipitate. We recommend using a product like Quick-Stat™ FREE in this instance.
Our hemostatic solutions are capable of achieving hemostasis in seconds. However, this is partially dependent on the patient’s periodontal and systemic health.
The 20% ferric sulfate Quick-Stat Gel™ features the fastest onset time. However, Quick-Stat™ FREE provides the fastest hemostatic action when compared to other clear alternatives, approaching the speed of the ferric sulfate solutions.
Yes, Quick-Stat™ FREE features powerful Astringent Hybrid technology, which allows it to work rapidly in areas both inside and outside of the esthetic zone.
Yes, we recommend soaking cord in Quick-Stat Liquid™.
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