Transmission gel used for diagnosis in cardiology, obstetrics, urology and other procedures

Effective against bacteria (pseudomonas, salmonella, streptococcus, staphylococcus, listeria, klebsiella, etc…)

Effective against viruses (Corona virus, influenza virus, H1N1, adenovirus, poliovirus, rhinovrus etc…)

Effective against fungi and mildew (aspergillus niger, trichophyton mentagrophytes, etc…)

Medical ultrasound gel prevents bacterial infection and reduces

and kills bacteria to which the gel is exposed to during procedures

and inhibits the transfer of bacteria from an infected patient to the transducer

or probe during the procedure and then to the doctor, nurse or another patient

In order to prevent the risk of cross contamination during ultra sound and other topical

procedures it’s necessary to use echocid medical antimicrobial gel which would kill the

bacteria and viruses that the gel is exposed to during use and prevent cross contamination between infected patient to the doctor, nurse, probe and other patients

Nontoxic, nonirritant

Water-soluble, nonstaining to skin and fabric

Hypoallergenic