Surgilube Lubricating Jelly - Sterile - 4.25 oz tube
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- A unique blend of natural water-soluble gums
- Great for insertion of catheters and surgical instruments
- Provides instant, continuous lubrication
Surgilube Lubricating Jelly
The Surgilube Lubricating Jelly by Fougera is a unique blend of natural water-soluble gums. Surgilube provides instant, continuous lubricating action for easy, comfortable insertion of catheters, endoscopes, surgical instruments, magic bullet suppositories and gloves into body orifices. Surgilube - your assurance of safety, reliability and convenience. Comparable to KY Jelly. K-Y.
Proven effective lubrication in: Ob/Gyn, Urology, Proctology, Emergency Rooms, Labor Rooms, Medical Surgical Floors, Out-Patient clinics.
Safe, Reliable, Convenient. Sterile & Bacteriostatic. Crystal clear, will not cloud optics (cystoscopy, sigmoidoscopy) Directions: Use according to package instructions. The surgilube lubricating jelly does not come with an applicator tip.
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What are the ingredients? I have many allergies. Became allergic to Vaseline (only on mucous membranes-can use elsewhere) used in the anus and now to Vit E so looking for a lubricant as I get very irritated in the anal/rectal area and have a fissure. Beed a lub for BMs and KY has irritated but whatever the doctor used to feel inside did not burn and I think it was surgi lube.
Asked on Dec 12, 2015 1:33:26 PM by susie from MA
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Why would anyone use Surgilube for anything otherbthan a Bowel Pogram? The hydrophilic coated catheters are more sanitary, smoother, more flexible and do less tissue damage and everything is sealed inside the one package.
Asked on Dec 17, 2012 7:20:10 PM by Steve from Miami
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I use a catheter to dilate the urethra because of a stricture. A flexible catheter has zero chance of insertion. I cut the funnel end off a 14 fr straight catheter and insert a Leur-Lok syringe into the cut end. Insert the sterile end of the catheter into the 4.25 ounce tube of Surgilube and draw 1 cc of lube into the sterile catheter. Insert the catheter as far as it will go into the urethra without additional lubrication of the outside of the catheter and eject the lubricant. Then, insert a 14 fr Coude tip sterile catheter into the bladder using the lubricant already in the urethra. Works and is sterile.
Answered on May 3, 2013 8:21:43 PM by kel_en from Suffolk
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Part Number(s): 094 1151, 094 1950
Mfg Part Number(s): 00281020536
Scrip Part Number(s): 094 1151, 094 1950
