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Aquasonic 100 family

Aquasonic 100 family

Product catalog summary
Product Overview: Aquasonic® 100 is the original and most widely used medical ultrasound transmission gel, recognized as the standard for all ultrasound procedures. It is acoustically correct for a broad range of frequencies used in medical ultrasound.
Product Features: The gel is aqueous, non-staining, non-irritating, and hypoallergenic, making it suitable for various clinical applications.
Product Variants:
  • 01-20: 20 g single-use packette, non-sterile
  • 01-02: 60 g DOPPLER® size tube
  • 01-08: 0.25 liter dispenser bottle
  • 01-34: 1 liter dispenser bottle
  • 01-50: 5 liter SONICPAC® with dispenser
  • 01-01: 20 g sterilized, overwrapped foil pouches
Standards and Certification: The product complies with ISO 13485:2003 standards.
Manufacturer: Parker Laboratories, Inc., © 2011.
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ULTRASOUND TRANSMISSION GEL Aquasonic® 100 is the original medical ultrasound transmission gel. It has enjoyed more than five decades of successful clinical use and is the most widely used ultrasound product in the world. Universally recognized as the standard for all ultrasound procedures, it is acoustically correct for the broad range of frequencies used in medical ultrasound. Aquasonic 100 Ultrasound Transmission Gel is aqueous, non-staining, non-irritating and hypoallergenic. Aquasonic 100 Ultrasound Transmission Gel Product No. 20 g single use packette, non-sterile 60 g DOPPLER® size tube 0.25 liter dispenser bottle 1 liter dispenser bottle 5 liter SONICPAC® with dispenser 20 g sterilized, overwrapped foil pouches

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