Aquasonic Ultrasound Transmission Gel, High Viscosity, 2 oz Tube
Aquasonic Ultrasound Transmission Gel, High Viscosity, 2 oz Tube - Box of 12 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Aquasonic Ultrasound Transmission Gel, High Viscosity, 2 oz Tube - Box of 12 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Aquasonic Ultrasound Transmission Gel, High Viscosity, 2 oz Tube
The Aquasonic Ultrasound Transmission Gel is a high viscosity, non-sterile coupling gel formulated for reliable acoustic contact during diagnostic ultrasound procedures. Its completely aqueous base ensures excellent signal transmission across the broad range of frequencies used in clinical imaging, helping technicians and clinicians capture clear, consistent readings every time.
Designed with patient comfort and equipment care in mind, this ultrasound gel will not stain clothing or damage transducers, making it a practical choice for busy imaging suites, physical therapy clinics, and home care settings alike. The bacteriostatic formula is nonsensitizing and nonirritating, so it's gentle on skin while remaining effective procedure after procedure.
Formulated without formaldehyde or parabens, this transmission gel meets the needs of facilities looking for a cleaner ingredient profile without compromising on performance. Each convenient 2 oz tube is easy to store, transport, and dispense, making it ideal for portable ultrasound units, mobile clinics, or as a backup supply alongside larger gel containers.
Whether you're stocking a diagnostic imaging department or need a compact gel option for point-of-care ultrasound, this high viscosity ultrasound gel delivers dependable acoustic coupling in a trusted, easy-to-use format.
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