I use this for my dental implants to keep them clean
The analyser to be used could have been identified. it not not clear with which analyser theses ese strips would be compatible.
Saves time and effort.
No variation between packs, which is good.
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The OptiLube 2.7g sachet is a single-use sterile lubricating jelly designed for individual patient procedures where infection control and portion control are paramount. Each sachet contains a pre-measured dose of water-based, water-soluble Class IIa gel that is safe for human tissue and will not damage rubber or metal medical instruments, making it ideal for catheterisation, examination and intubation in NHS hospitals, GP surgeries and ambulance services.
Key Features
Ingredients
Purified Water, Polyethylene Glycol (PEG), Glycerine, Carbomer, Sodium Hydroxide, 4-Hydroxybenzoic Acid Esters.
Applications
The go-to format for UK hospital procedure packs, NHS catheterisation kits, paramedic grab bags and district nursing supplies. Each sachet delivers a controlled dose for urinary catheterisation, nasogastric tube insertion and rectal or vaginal examinations. Also available in 5g and 20g sachet sizes, as well as 42g, 82g and 113g tube formats for higher-volume clinical needs.
