Dyna Lube - Lubricating Jelly 2.7g Packet

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Dyna Lube - Lubricating Jelly 2.7g Packet

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Dyna Lube - Lubricating Jelly 2.7g Packet

This product is available in a box of 144 or a case of 12 boxes (1,728 Packets).

The Dyna Lube - Lubricating Jelly 2.7g Packet is a sterile, water soluble gel. The clear, easily applied lubricant is perfect for anyone needing a smoother cathing experience. Also available in a 5g packet and a 4oz tube to better suit the users needs.

Product Benefits:

  • Water Soluble
  • Bacteriostatic
  • Sterile
  • Latex Free
  • 2.7g Packet
  • Box of 144 or Case of 12 Boxes

How to Lubricate Your Catheter

Always prioritize doctor recommendations for your catheterization process.

  1. Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water; dry completely. Put on clean gloves if available.
  2. Open the catheter package without touching the insertion tip. Keep the catheter on its sterile wrap as a work surface.
  3. Open one side of the single-use packet of lubricating jelly, either by hand or with scissors for a more precise cut.
  4. Squeeze a small amount of lubricant onto the first 2–4 inches of the catheter tip. Spread evenly and use enough to fully coat the tip, but avoid large globs that can obscure the urethral opening.
  5. Open the opposite side of the packet. Holding the catheter by the funnel end and off any surfaces, insert it into the packet, rotating it while moving down the tube to ensure complete lubrication.
  6. Proceed with the standard cathing process.
  7. After use, dispose of the single-use catheter and lubricant packet per local instructions. Wash hands again.
Helpful Guide for Intermittent Catheter Lubrication
This blog explains proper lubrication, common mistakes, and what supplies help keep the process clean.
Open: The Ins and Outs of Intermittent Catheter Lubrication

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