OptiLube Active CHG Free
OptiLube Active CHG Free syringes are part of our catheterisation jelly range, a range of sterile, pre-filled syringes. OptiLube Active CHG Free is a sterile, single-use, pre-filled syringe containing local anaesthetic (Lidocaine 2g).
The syringe is free from Chlorhexidine Gluconate (CHG), making it ideally suited to patients
with a contraindication or sensitivity to CHG.
OptiLube Active CHG Free syringes were developed to aid smooth insertion during catheterisation procedures, reducing the risk of pain and discomfort.
- Water soluble jelly with a pH range of 5.0-7.0
- Syringe falls easily from its packaging, supporting an aseptic technique
- Provided in a familiar and recommended syringe format
- Rounded tip for comfort when inserting into the urethra
- Latex-free
Manufactured by: Istem Medikal Ltd.
The importance of catheterisation jelly
OptiLube Active CHG Free syringes were developed to aid smooth insertion during catheterisation procedures.
The use of sterile lubricating jelly during procedures and examinations reduces the risk of pain and trauma to the patient by reducing resistance of the equipment as it is inserted.
Making an informed choice
To make an informed choice for your patient, you need to know what options are available to you. We offer three choices of catheterisation jelly, each available in 6ml (female) or 11ml (male) pre-filled syringes.
All pre-filled syringes in our catheterisation jelly range are single-use, sterile, and designed specifically for use during catheterisation procedures.
OptiLube Active contains local anaesthetic (Lidocaine 2%) and antiseptic (Chlorhexidine Gluconate 0.05%)
OptiLube Active CHG Free contains local anaesthetic (Lidocaine 2%).
OptiLube sterile lubrication contains no active ingredients.
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Download Instructions for Use
Full instructions for use are included with all our products. You can download and view the OptiLube Active CHG Free IFU by clicking the button below.
Last revision date May 2025.
Contact us to request a copy of the IFU.