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Velnez · Fragmentable Dressings

Nasal & Sinus Fragmentable Dressing

Surgeon performing endoscopic nasal and sinus surgery, with the view on a screen in front of him

A 100% fragmentable dressing for the nasal and sinus cavity, used in rhinoplasty, septoplasty, FESS and turbinate reduction.

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Overview
VELNEZ· The Optimal Healing Solution

Designed for the nasal and sinus cavity

A 100% fragmentable sponge matrix that breaks down naturally, with no painful removal.

Fragmentable biocompatible matrix

A 100% fragmentable sponge matrix designed for the nasal and sinus cavity, offered in 3 or 5 day degradation options.

Two dressing sizes with ambient temperature storage.

Haemostatic

Helps achieve haemostasis at the bleeding surface, reduces clotting time and supports healing.

Indicated for haemorrhage control after nasal surgery.

Versatile and adaptable

Soft and flexible, Velnez can be cut or folded to fit any nasal or sinus cavity. Indicated for rhinoplasty, septoplasty, FESS and turbinate reduction.

Suitable for theatre, clinic and ward settings.

Atraumatic breakdown

Fragments naturally within a few days, eliminating the need for painful removal, and separates the healing mucosal surfaces to prevent adhesion.

No removal procedure is necessary.

At a glance
100%
Fragmentation, no removal
3 or 5 day
Degradation options
2 sizes
Of nasal dressing
Sizes

Dressing sizes for the nasal and sinus cavity

Two sizes; both can be cut to shape with sterile instruments.

Standard
8 cm × 2 cm
3-day & 5-day options
Small
4 cm × 2 cm
3-day & 5-day options

For illustration only, not actual size.

Velnez nasal dressing, sealed blister pack and two dressings

Ordering and supply-chain codes are provided with enquiries and trials.

CE 2460 · Latex free · Store at 4–30°C

One dressing, many pathways

From rhinoplasty to turbinate reduction.

One fragmentable matrix serves the full breadth of nasal and sinus surgery.

One dressing
  1. 01

    Elective rhinology

    Rhinoplasty · Septoplasty · Rhinoseptoplasty

  2. 02

    Endoscopic sinus surgery

    FESS · Sinoplasty, with or without septoplasty

  3. 03

    Turbinate surgery

    Turbinate reduction · Turbinoplasty

Published evidence

Two randomised studies, published in 2026.

Two randomised controlled studies were published in 2026. Between them they compare Velnez against three packs already in use. Both are small: thirty patients in one, twenty in the other, each at a single centre. This is pilot scale. Both are open access. They favour Velnez on some measures, not on all.

Three-arm randomised study1

Velnez against Rapid Rhino Nasastent and Merocel

Prospective, randomised, controlled, open-label, single-centre. Thirty patients aged 18 to 70, ten to each arm, followed for three weeks after nasal surgery.

The authors report that Velnez achieved haemostasis sooner than both comparators and broke down sooner than the Nasastent, with no adhesions or adverse events in any arm and endoscopic healing scores similar across all three.

Ethics approval from S N Medical College, Agra, and registration in a national clinical trial registry. The authors declare no financial support and no financial relationships with any organisation with an interest in the work.

Singh AP, Singh S, Kumar D, Gupta R. Cureus 2026;18(4):e107315.
Read the paper in full

Two-arm randomised study2

Velnez against NasoPore

Prospective, randomised, open-label, single-centre. Twenty patients, ten to each arm, undergoing nasal surgery.

The authors report that Velnez controlled haemorrhage more quickly, and at the seven-day review left less residue and showed less oedema on endoscopy. It was also associated with lower reported pain at surgery, at discharge and at first follow-up. No significant infection, allergic reaction or fibrosis was reported in either group.

Ethics approval from the Universiti Teknologi MARA Research Ethics Committee. The authors declare no financial support and no financial relationships with any organisation with an interest in the work. They thank the manufacturer, Datt Mediproducts, for support in facilitating the research and assisting with data collection.

Farrukh MJ, Khanna K, Rajagopal M, et al. Cureus 2026;18(5):e108816.
Read the paper in full

Rapid Rhino and Nasastent are trademarks of Smith & Nephew. Merocel is a registered trademark of Medtronic. NasoPore is a registered trademark of Stryker. They are named here only to identify the comparators used in the cited studies.

Product information

Detailed product information

Velnez Nasal & Sinus Dressing: product leaflet

Produced by Velnez, the product leaflet is the definitive clinical reference for this dressing, including detail not summarised on this page. Open it to view or download.

View the product leaflet (PDF)
Questions

Common questions

Does Velnez require painful removal?

No. Velnez fragments uniformly, so a removal procedure is not necessary, and the pain of traditional nasal pack removal is eliminated.

What happens to the dressing after placement?

It fills the cavity by absorbing surrounding fluids and blood, then fragments naturally, in a choice of 3-day and 5-day degradation options. Regular saline irrigation supports the desired fragmentation.

What is Velnez indicated for?

Nasal and sinus surgery: rhinoplasty, septoplasty, rhinoseptoplasty, FESS, sinoplasty and turbinate reduction, for haemorrhage control and prevention of adhesion after nasal surgery.

How is Velnez stored?

At ambient temperature (4–30°C), away from sunlight and in a dry place. Single use, sterile and gamma irradiated, with a three-year shelf life.

Find out more

Talk to LP Med about evaluating the Velnez Nasal & Sinus Dressing.

Get in touch to request samples or organise a trial. Velnez is available on the NHS Supply Chain and directly from LP Med.

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Velnez is manufactured by Datt Mediproducts Private Limited. DMP is their mark.

References

  1. Singh AP, Singh S, Kumar D, Gupta R. A randomized controlled study comparing patient satisfaction and clinical outcomes of different nasal packs in nasal surgery. Cureus 2026;18(4):e107315. doi:10.7759/cureus.107315 Back to the text
  2. Farrukh MJ, Khanna K, Rajagopal M, et al. A randomized clinical study comparing patient satisfaction and clinical outcomes associated with two nasal packs used in nasal surgery. Cureus 2026;18(5):e108816. doi:10.7759/cureus.108816 Back to the text