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Built on the PAGA platform, our m•docTM technology is a micro-dispersed oxidized cellulose used for a wide range of hemostatic products.
Available through a Nasal Plug format or for private label, these products are effective through an interaction which enhances the normal clotting cascade.
 
HemCon Nasal PlugsPrivate Label

Contact Customer Service to place an order:
Tollfree: 1.877.247.0196  Phone: 503.245.0459 x300
Email: info@hemcon.com

HemCon Nasal Plug: Your First Stop For Nasal Bleeding

Unlike other products, the HemCon® Nasal Plugs offer patients a quick, comfortable and reliable solution to stop nasal bleeding.

HemCon Nasal Plugs are made of an expandable PVA sponge impregnated with
m.docTM, an active micro-dispersed oxidized cellulose that stops anterior bleeding fast.

When used, the plugs:
• absorb blood
• expand rapidly into a soft, comfortable sponge
• aid in clot formation by activating platelets with the m.doc technology
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• Provides pressure without discomfort
• No burning, odor or pain
• No additional packing required
• Can be removed within minutes of achieving hemostasis
• Does not stick to nasal mucosa, easily removed
• No medical training or expertise required for application or removal
• Plug can be easily cut to size to meet patient’s anatomy needs

Directions - Adults & Children

  1. Remove the nasal plug from the packaging and cut to size if necessary.
  2. Insert into the nasal passage. Ensure some of the product remains outside the nose for easy removal.
  3. The nasal plug will expand rapidly and soften like a sponge as it absorbs the blood.
  4. After a few minutes, when bleeding has stopped, carefully remove the HemCon Nasal Plug.

Not for children: Not recommended for children under 5 years. Plugs can be easily trimmed to size with scissors prior to use.

Caution: It is recommended to only use one nasal plug per side at a time. Do not leave the plug in the nose for more than one hour. In the event of prolonged bleeding seek medical advice.