Aegis Lifesciences at WHX Miami 2025: Showcasing Advancements in Surgical Haemostasis

Aegis Lifesciences at WHX Miami 2025

 Aegis Lifesciences was proud to be part of WHX Miami 2025 (formerly known as FIME), held from June 11–13, 2025, at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Recognized as one of the most prominent and influential medical trade shows in the Americas, this highly anticipated global event brought together a diverse community of healthcare professionals, manufacturers, and distributors from around the world to explore the latest advancements in medical technology and surgical innovation.

An Unforgettable Experience at Booth U-51

Our presence at Booth U-51 created a vibrant and engaging space for discovery, discussion, and demonstration. Visitors experienced firsthand how Aegis Lifesciences is redefining surgical care with a comprehensive and innovative range of haemostatic solutions. From live product showcases to insightful conversations, WHX Miami provided the perfect platform to reinforce our commitment to precision, performance, and patient safety.

Our key products that captured significant attention included:

  • FLOGEL® — Flowable Gelatin Haemostatic Matrix for hard-to-reach bleeding sites
  • Surgi-ORC® — Plant-based Absorbable Hemostat made from Oxidized Regenerated Cellulose
  • SURGISPON® — Quick-acting Gelatin Sponge and Powder for rapid haemostasis
  • SURGI-PVA™ — PVA Nasal Packs and Eye Spears offering total fluid control
  • DENTOSPON® — Specialized dental sponge with colloidal silver for enhanced healing
  • HAEMOVET® — Veterinary Haemostats for surgical care in animals

Three Days of Innovation, Interaction & Global Collaboration

Day 1 kicked off with high energy, as professionals from various specialties visited our booth to explore how Aegis products are improving surgical outcomes worldwide.

Day 2 was filled with live demos, detailed product discussions, and valuable insights into the evolving landscape of surgical haemostasis. We had the opportunity to speak with clinicians and decision-makers seeking practical, reliable solutions.

Day 3 Final Day at WHX Miami 2025

We were truly grateful for the opportunity to connect with so many incredible healthcare professionals. The final day was a powerful close to three inspiring days of knowledge-sharing, global networking, and showcasing our commitment to advancing surgical care. We’re excited about the relationships built and the impact ahead.

Throughout the event, our team engaged in meaningful conversations around real-world surgical challenges and how Aegis haemostats are engineered to meet them — efficiently, effectively, and safely.

Expanding Our Global Reach

More than just an exhibition, WHX Miami was a strategic opportunity to build new relationships and strengthen existing ones. It allowed us to better understand the needs of surgeons and distributors worldwide and explore partnerships that will enable us to bring Aegis haemostatic solutions to more markets across the globe.

Looking Ahead

Our experience at WHX Miami 2025 reaffirmed our core mission: to deliver world-class haemostatic technologies that empower surgeons and protect patients. As we continue to grow, innovate, and expand our reach, we remain focused on offering products that deliver real clinical value with every use.

Thank You, WHX Miami 2025!

Aegis Lifesciences Pvt. Ltd. extends a heartfelt thank you to all the visitors, partners, and organizers who made WHX Miami 2025 a truly memorable experience.

Your enthusiasm, engagement, and insightful conversations made this event exceptional. We’re excited to build on the meaningful connections we’ve made and continue driving excellence in surgical care — worldwide.

Until next time, Miami — see you in 2026!


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