Lubricating Jellies
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HealthCarePlus LUB140 - HealthcarePlus 140 g Lubricating Jelly Flip Cap(Sealed) Plastic Tube, Up to 16 Fr, EASpecial Price CA$3.69 Regular Price CA$3.89
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Source Medical SM1322N - Muko Packets - Lubricating Jelly, 3.5 g packets (SM1322N), BX 100 (Source Medical SM1322N), BX 100Special Price CA$12.40 Regular Price CA$13.05
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AMG 118-311 - AMG MED-PRO Sterile Lubricating Gel, 3.5gram Packets, BOX 144Special Price CA$25.43 Regular Price CA$26.77
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Source Medical SM1319 - Muko Bottle - Lubricating Jelly, 150 g Flip Cap (No Seal) Hard Plastic Bottle, EA (Source Medical SM1319), EASpecial Price CA$4.36 Regular Price CA$4.59
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AMG 118-305 - AMG MED-PRO Sterile Lubricating Jelly 5 Oz Tube, BX/12 Tubes, BX/12Special Price CA$52.73 Regular Price CA$55.51
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HealthCarePlus LUB035 - Healthcare Plus Lubricating Jelly, 3.5 Gram Packets, BOX 145Special Price CA$17.78 Regular Price CA$18.72
What Are Lubricating Jellies Used for?
Lubricating jellies are gel-like substances (often water-based) used to reduce friction and minimize tissue trauma during diagnostic, therapeutic, or surgical procedures. They’re commonly used to ease the insertion of non-lubricated catheters, nasopharyngeal airways, and gynecological speculums.
These jellies are sterile, pH-neutral, non-toxic, and water-soluble, making them safe for use on both skin and mucous membranes. They’re available in convenient formats like tubes and single-use sachets, which help maintain sterility and make it easy to apply just the right amount to specific body areas.
Lubricating Jellies Types
Medical lubricating jellies are used in many areas and, depending on this, are divided into several main types. Each has its benefits and limitations, so it’s important to choose the one that’s right for your specific needs:
- Water-based lubricants — these are most commonly found in hospitals and clinics, as they are versatile, sterile, and compatible with most medical devices;
- Oil-based lubricants — offer longer-lasting lubrication but are less common due to sterilization challenges and potential interaction with latex products;
- Anesthetic lubricants — contain lidocaine and are used for local anesthesia during various procedures (catheterization and endoscopy);
- Ophthalmic lubricants — designed for eye surgery and treating dry eyes; they’re free of preservatives and other irritants.
We recommend consulting with your healthcare provider or reading the instructions in advance to determine which lubricating jelly is right for you. Also, please feel free to contact our support team for assistance — we are always just a phone call or message away.
Where Can You Buy Lubricating Jellies Online in Canada?
CanMedDirect, Canada's online medical superstore, offers a huge selection of continence products, including lubricating jellies. Customers and clinics across the country choose us because we provide:
- High-quality service designed to support your well-being;
- Affordable prices with flexible options for single or bulk purchases;
- Fast and trackable shipping across Canada, right to your doorstep;
- 24/7 support, available by phone or message.
We work hard to make sure every customer leaves satisfied and confident in their purchase. That is why we provide top-tier service to make life more comfortable for anyone who relies on medical care.





