XeroGel dressing swells upon placement in the nasal cavity, gently conforming to your patients' anatomy to minimize bleeding. It maintains a cohesive structure to separate tissue, yet prevents adhesions and aids in the natural healing process.

What is Xerogel used for?

SiO(2) xerogels are potential biomaterials to be used as matrix materials for the extended and controlled release of different kinds of biologically active agents administered by various routes.

What is the difference between hydrogel and xerogel?

Hydrogel and alcogel terms are used when the liquid (solvent) in the gel network is water and alcohol, respectively. When the liquid from the gel is evaporated at room temperature, the solid gels left behind are called xerogels.