Medline Sterile Lubricating Jelly, 0.09OZ, 144 EA/BX

Sterile Lubricating Jelly, 0.09OZ, 144 EA/BX

Sterile lubricating jelly is a water-soluble, greaseless lubricant for gloves and instruments. It fits clinical and professional settings that need a sterile option that spreads easily, forms a transparent film, and washes away without much effort. This box includes 144 individual 0.09 oz packets, and the formula is latex free.

Good Fit For

• Glove and instrument lubrication in clinical settings
• Workflows that call for a sterile lubricant
• Use on rubber, synthetic, or metal surfaces

Key Features

• Sterile lubricating jelly for gloves and instruments
• Water-soluble, greaseless formula helps simplify cleanup
• Spreads easily over rubber, synthetic, or metal surfaces
• Forms a transparent lubricating film for clear application
• Adheres well during use, then washes away easily
• Latex-free option for facilities that prefer latex-free products

Applications and Usage

• Lubricating gloves before use
• Lubricating instruments during preparation
• Applying a transparent lubricating film to rubber surfaces
• Applying lubricant to synthetic or metal surfaces where easy wash-away matters

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This jelly is intended for lubrication of gloves and instruments.
• The formula is water-soluble and greaseless, which may be helpful where easy cleanup is preferred.
• Buyers needing a latex-free lubricant can select this option.

FAQ

• Is this lubricating jelly sterile? Yes. This lubricating jelly is sterile.
• What can this lubricating jelly be used on? This jelly is ideal for lubrication of gloves and instruments. It spreads over rubber, synthetic, and metal surfaces.
• Does the jelly leave a greasy residue? No. The formula is greaseless and water-soluble.
• Does it stay in place during use? Yes. The jelly adheres well and forms a transparent lubricating film, while still washing away easily.
• Is this product latex free? Yes. This lubricating jelly is latex free.

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