McKesson Sterile Lubricating Jelly, 4 oz. Tube

Sterile Lubricating Jelly, 4 oz. Tube

This sterile lubricating jelly comes in a 4 oz tube for medical procedures that need smooth, clean lubrication. It fits hospitals, physician offices, and exam rooms where staff use catheters, specula, rectal thermometers, or other instruments on rubber materials and synthetic surfaces. The clear, fragrance-free formula is water soluble, non-greasy, and not made with natural rubber latex.

Good Fit For

• General exam rooms
• Catheter insertion workflows
• Specula insertion procedures
• Instrument lubrication on rubber and synthetic surfaces

Key Features

• Sterile jelly supports hygienic use during routine medical procedures
• 4 oz tube works well where repeated applications are needed
• Water-soluble, non-staining formula helps speed cleanup
• Clear, fragrance-free, non-greasy jelly is made for patient comfort
• Improved viscosity helps the jelly spread easily and evenly
• Not made with natural rubber latex for latex-sensitive settings

Applications and Usage

• Lubricating catheters before insertion
• Supporting specula insertion during routine exams
• Lubricating rectal thermometers
• Using with rectal and vaginal nozzles for infants and adults
• Lubricating surgical instruments and synthetic surfaces

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• The tube may dispense more jelly than needed if squeezed too firmly
• Some users may find the flip-top cap stiff when first opening
• This jelly has a relatively light consistency, which may not suit procedures that call for a thicker gel

FAQ

• Is this lubricating jelly sterile? Yes. This lubricating jelly is sterile for medical environments that require hygienic application.
• What size tube is this? This SKU is a 4 oz tube, which can be a practical choice for repeated use in clinical settings.
• Is the jelly water soluble? Yes. The formula is water soluble, non-staining, and rinses off easily for simpler cleanup.
• Can this jelly be used with catheters and specula? Yes. The jelly is widely used during routine medical procedures such as catheter insertions and specula insertions.
• Is this product made with natural rubber latex? No. The formula is not made with natural rubber latex.

From McKesson.