Surgilube Surgical Lubricant Packets - Sterile, Water-Soluble Lubricating Jelly

Surgilube Surgical Lubricant Packets - Sterile, Water-Soluble Lubricating Jelly Size & Packaging Options - 3-gram Packets (FOU020543): Sold by box (144 packets) or case (12 boxes, 1,728 packets). - 5-gram Packets (FOU020545): Sold by box (144 packets). Surgilube is a premium water-soluble, bacteriostatic lubricant designed for smooth and comfortable medical applications. Available in convenient single-use packets, this sterile lubricating jelly is trusted by healthcare professionals for surgical, gynecological, and general medical procedures. Product Features - Sterile & Bacteriostatic: Formulated with Chlorhexidine Gluconate to prevent bacterial reproduction. - Water-Soluble & Non-Staining: Easily washes away without leaving residue. - Safe & Gentle: Latex-free, paraben-free, and non-irritating to skin, tissue, or mucous membranes. - Versatile Use: Suitable for catheter insertion, pelvic exams, ultrasounds, surgical procedures, and more. - Long Shelf Life: Maintains sterility for 5 years from the date of manufacture. Applications Surgilube provides optimal lubrication for a wide range of medical uses, including: - Catheter insertion - Colonoscopy - Enema and X-ray procedures - Pelvic exams - Surgical and gynecological procedures - Endotracheal tube insertion How to Use Surgilube Packets for Catheter Insertion - Open both ends of the packet. - Place the catheter into one end of the packet. - Gently slide the catheter through the packet, allowing the lubricating jelly to coat the surface evenly. - Proceed with the insertion as instructed by your healthcare provider. Surgilube ensures a smooth application process while reducing discomfort and irritation. Order Surgilube Surgical Lubricant Packets Today Whether you need the 3-gram or 5-gram packet size, Surgilube is the reliable choice for sterile and effective lubrication in medical settings. Perfect for hospitals, clinics, or personal care. Helpful Guide for Intermittent Catheter Lubrication This blog explains proper lubrication, common mistakes, and what supplies help keep the process clean. Open: The Ins and Outs of Intermittent Catheter Lubrication