Ultrasound Gel APIS APIS_Ultrasound Gel 500 ml – conductive gel for ultrasound procedures

APIS APIS_Ultrasound Gel 500 ml is a water-based conductive gel designed to provide stable acoustic coupling between ultrasound transducers and the skin. The clear formulation reduces air gaps that can interfere with sound transmission, helping to maintain consistent signal transfer during diagnostic imaging, therapeutic ultrasound, and aesthetic procedures. The gel is formulated to be non-greasy, easy to apply and remove, and formulated to minimise skin irritation during repeated use.

Advantages

The gel offers good acoustic conductivity that supports clear ultrasound imaging and effective delivery of therapeutic ultrasound energy. Its water-based, clear composition leaves minimal residue, rinses off easily, and is compatible with a wide range of transducer types. The product is presented in a 500 ml container that is convenient for clinic and treatment-room use and supports repeated applications without frequent replacement.

Suitable for

• Diagnostic ultrasound imaging in clinical settings
• Therapeutic ultrasound in physiotherapy and rehabilitation
• Aesthetic ultrasound treatments and cosmetic procedures
• Any procedure requiring reliable acoustic coupling between probe and skin

Key specifications

• Volume: 500 ml
• Base: water-based conductive gel for ultrasound coupling
• Appearance: clear, low-residue formulation
• Compatibility: suitable for use with diagnostic and therapeutic ultrasound transducers
• Skin tolerance: formulated to minimise irritation on repeated application

How to use

Apply an adequate amount of gel to the transducer surface or directly onto the patient’s skin to cover the contact area evenly. Position the transducer and move it as required for imaging or treatment while maintaining light pressure to ensure consistent contact. After the procedure, wipe the gel from the skin and transducer with a soft cloth or tissue and rinse equipment according to the transducer manufacturer’s cleaning instructions.

Usage recommendations

Store the gel at room temperature and avoid freezing; check the product visually before use and discard if the consistency or clarity has changed. Follow device and local infection-control guidelines when applying and removing gel, and avoid use on open wounds unless directed by clinical protocol.