Stradis Healthcare

When a patient presents with epistaxis or requires post-procedure nasal support, clinicians need packing that deploys fast, controls bleeding reliably, and comes out cleanly. Stradis Healthcare builds products for exactly those moments — its Rhino Rocket line has become a go-to name in emergency departments, ENT clinics, and urgent care settings for managing anterior nosebleeds without the mess and unpredictability of traditional gauze packing.

The core of what we carry is the Rhino Rocket Nasal Packing, made from PVA Expandacell foam. Compressed and dry on insertion, the foam expands on contact with moisture to apply gentle, even pressure against the nasal mucosa — tamponading the bleed while conforming to the anatomy. We stock both the Rhino Rocket with Applicator (11S-S0500-08AS), which lets a provider place the 1×3×5 cm sponge quickly and accurately in an active-bleed scenario, and the applicator-free version (11S-S0300-08AS) for clinicians who prefer forceps placement or need a more economical option for stocking crash carts.

Both are sterile and single-use, which matters for the infection-control standards these products live under. Buyers typically ask two practical questions: how does it come out, and how long can it stay in? The expanded foam is designed to be moistened before removal so it releases without re-traumatizing the healed mucosa, and the sterile packaging supports the short-term placement windows common in epistaxis protocols — always confirm duration against your facility's clinical guidance.

Stradis manufactures a broad range of sterile surgical and procedural supplies beyond nasal packing, with a reputation for consistent quality and dependable availability. For facilities standardizing their epistaxis kits, having both the applicator and standalone versions on hand covers the range of provider preferences and case severity you'll encounter.