Products

Lubrajel MG is a proprietary hydrojel formulation that was developed in the early 1970's as a non-drying, water-soluble lubricant for the medical industry. Lubrajel MG has been marketed since its development in 1973 as a medical lubricant. It has been used as a general and instrument lubricant for use during physical exams, and applied to catheters, thermometers and a host of other instruments to aid in use and patient comfort.

Lubrajel RR is clear and colorless, and virtually odorless and remains so after sterilization by gamma radiation. An initial apparent viscosity of about 25,000 cps (Brookfield RVT or equivalent, spindle #7, 50 rpm, 22º C) exhibits practically no change upon irradiation. Temperature stressed stability studies indicate that pH, viscosity, color, clarity and lubricating qualities are not sacrificed.

Lubrajel MGL is a medical lubricant with a lower viscosity than our standard medical lubricant, Lubrajel MG. It can be used as a general and instrument lubricant for use during physical exams. It can be applied to catheters, thermometers and other instruments to ensure ease of use and patient comfort.

Lubrajel RC is an extension of the Lubrajel RR product. It is a cost effective, pH balanced, enhanced lubricating gel designed specifically for use as a urological catheter lubricant. It may be applied to the catheter prior to packaging and sterilization, providing the medical professional with a convenient prelubricated device. It may also be packaged into syringes, ready for administration into the urethra.

Lubrajel RR CG is clear and colorless, and virtually odorless and remains so after sterilization by gamma radiation. An initial apparent viscosity of about 20,000 cps (Brookfield RVT or equivalent, spindle #7, 50 rpm, 22º C) exhibits practically no change upon irradiation. Temperature stressed stability studies indicate that pH, viscosity, color, clarity and lubricating qualities are not sacrificed.

Lubrajel RA is a water-soluble lubricating liquid capable of terminal sterilization with 2.5 Megagrads (25 kGy) of gamma radiation. This low viscosity liquid is clear, colorless and virtually odorless. These characteristics remain intact even after irradiation.