Medical Lubricants & Gels

Ensure comfort and reduce friction with our high-quality medical lubricants. Ideal for catheter insertion, examination procedures, and more. Available in single-use sachets and multi-use tubes. Shop now for a smooth, sterile solution in every setting.

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Trusted Lubricants for Clinical Care

From catheter insertion to routine examinations, medical lubricant plays a vital role in improving patient comfort and procedural efficiency. Our collection includes sterile lubricating jelly in a variety of convenient formats, including single-use sachets and resealable tubes. With brands like Optimum Medical, Qualicare, Blue Lion, Cytolax, and BBRaun, you can select products that suit your clinic's hygiene and usability needs.

Options from Water-Jel and Gehwol offer additional versatility, while multi-pack availability makes it easy to stock up for frequent use. Whether you need lubricating jelly for catheter procedures, ultrasound transducers, or rectal thermometers, our curated selection ensures a reliable, sterile solution for a wide range of settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is your medical lubricant suitable for both general examinations and catheter insertion procedures?

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Yes, our range of water-soluble sterile lubricating jelly is designed for a broad range of clinical uses. They provide optimal glide to minimise friction and patient discomfort during procedures like gynaecological exams, rectal exams, and the safe insertion of catheters.

What distinguishes a sterile lubricating jelly from a general lubricant?

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Sterile lubricating jelly is specifically manufactured and packaged for clinical use, ensuring it meets sterility requirements for invasive procedures. Non-sterile lubricants may be fine for external or non-invasive tasks but are not appropriate when instruments or devices enter mucous membranes or sterile body spaces.

Is all lubricating jelly safe to use with latex or silicone devices?

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Not necessarily. Some oil-based or silicone-based lubricants may degrade latex and are incompatible with certain devices. Water-based, latex- and silicone-compatible lubricants are preferred for clinical use.

How should medical lubricant be stored and handled to maintain safety?

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Lubricants should be stored in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight. Single-use sachets are preferred for sterile applications.