LUBRICATING JELLY

Lubricating Jelly Information

Lubricating jelly is a popular emollient and protective product that has been designed in order to ensure a proper lubrication when used. Among this product’s main ingredients are substances with great lubricating and emollient properties such as glycerin (that can be found in a concentration of about 6 g/100 g), propylparaben and with methylparaben (in much smaller amounts).

Lubricating Jelly Indications

Lubricating Jelly is not a drug (medicine) and it has been designed for external use only. Do not ingest this product. Your personal health care provider, a nurse or a pharmacist are able to give you detailed information about the uses of this product and they could tell you how you can benefit from Lubricating Jelly.

Lubricating Jelly Warnings

Because Lubricating Jelly is appropriate only for external use, you must not (under no circumstances) ingest this medicine. However, if you accidentally do, you should seek emergency medical help as soon as possible. Alert your personal health car provider as soon as you can (he or she might advise you to go to the nearest emergency room in order to receive a proper treatment).

You should not use this product if you are allergic to Lubricating Jelly’s ingredients (components). Before usage, you should inform your personal health care provider if you are suffering from any known allergic reactions to foods, dyes, preservatives or any other type of substances (this also includes other drugs or medical products) or if you are suffering from known sensitivity to glycerin.

Lubricating Jelly Intake Guidelines

Lubricating Jelly is generally used as a lubricant. The product (the jelly) comes in a sterile and sealed pack. In order to puncture the product’s tube you should use the cap’s point. This product is generally applied to gloves or other medical instruments. It is important to thoroughly wash the product off of the instruments (use plenty of clean water) after use.

This product should be kept in a cool, dry place, away from heat and moisture. Do not store Lubricating jelly in the bathroom or anywhere near the kitchen sink. This product should be stored at about 25 degrees Celsius. It is highly recommended to store the jelly in a place that cannot be reached by either pets or children (in order to avoid unwanted and potentially dangerous accidents). Do not use a product that comes from a damaged or from a torn pack. If this occurs, we strongly recommend you to dispose of the product by taking it back to the pharmacy from where you bought it. A damaged pack usually means that the product is no longer sterile (it could be contaminated).

Lubricating Jelly Dosage

Lubricating jelly is usually administered by an authorized medical care provider. When applying the product on the gloves or on the medical instrument, you should make sure that you have applied a sufficient amount of jelly (you should check to see if the product can form a film over the needed area -  the one that will come into direct contact with the patient).

Lubricating Jelly Overdose

In case you have ingested the product you should seek emergency medical attention as soon as possible. We have no other information regarding Lubricating Jelly overdose symptoms. You should ask your personal health care provider for more information.

Lubricating Jelly Missed Dose

This product (Lubricating Jelly) is generally used only when it is needed and it is administered by an authorized health care provider. Therefore a missed dose of this product is highly unlikely to occur.

Lubricating Jelly Side Effects

Among Lubricating Jelly’s most common side effects there are allergic reactions to some of this medicine’s components (red skin, hives, swollen skin, etc). If you feel anything unusual or bothersome after you have used this product you should alert your personal health care provider as soon as possible. Stop using this product (Lubricating Jelly) until you do so.

Lubricating Jelly Drug Reactions

We have no information regarding the possible harmful interactions that could occur between Lubricating Jelly and other medicines. Ask your personal health care provider for more information about any drug interactions that could involve Lubricating Jelly.

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