Kapramin Hemostatic & Disinfectant Solution (15ml) – Aluminum Chloride Based

Kapramin is a 15ml hemostatic and disinfectant solution based on aluminum chloride, designed for a wide range of applications in dentistry, medicine, and cosmetology. Its unique formula, combining aluminum chloride with cetrimide (alkyltrimethylammonium bromide), provides powerful hemostatic and antibacterial properties without altering the color of nails or tooth enamel.

Dental Applications:

• Root canal treatment: Effectively controls bleeding during root canal procedures.
• Gum treatment: Stops bleeding caused by scaling and polishing, or minor gum injuries.
• Tooth extraction: Aids in controlling post-extraction bleeding.
• Impressions: Facilitates the process of taking dental impressions by controlling bleeding from the gums.
• Surgical procedures: Assists in controlling bleeding during oral surgical interventions.

Other Applications:

• Minor wound care: Effectively treats minor cuts, scrapes, and abrasions in both adults and children.
• Manicure and pedicure: Helps control bleeding during manicures and pedicures.
• Cosmetology: Useful in certain cosmetic procedures where hemostasis is required.
• Veterinary medicine: Can be used for minor wound treatment in animals.

Key Benefits:

• Powerful Hemostatic Action: Quickly and effectively stops bleeding.
• Antibacterial Properties: Helps prevent infection.
• Colorless & Odorless: Does not stain or leave an unpleasant smell.
• Non-Toxic: Safe for use on various tissues.
• Easy Application & Removal: Simply apply with a cotton swab, and rinse with water or saline solution.

Instructions for Use:

1. Remove the cap from the bottle and attach the dropper cap.
2. Apply a small amount of Kapramin to a cotton or gauze swab.
3. Gently apply the swab to the bleeding area.
4. After 1-2 minutes, rinse thoroughly with water or saline solution.

Storage:

Store Kapramin in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, at a temperature between +5°C and +25°C.

Registration Number:

ФСР 2010/06810 (08.09.2020)