Apply Nuprep to the sensor site and rub into the skin lightly. Rub off excess Nuprep and apply proper conductive gel, such as
Signa Gel,
Ten20 paste, or
Elefix EEG paste. Wash skin promptly after use.
Nuprep EEG & ECG Skin Prep Gel - 6 Pack of 25g Tubes
Nuprep skin preparation gel is beneficial for use where motion artifacts can affect readings, and when a reduction of skin impedance would enhance a test result.
Nuprep gel is easy and convenient to use. A flip-top cap lets you dispense the gel with one hand, leaving the other free. The flat top lets you stand the tube on its head within easy reach. Nuprep gel has a consistent texture, so it won’t “blurt” when applied. You can dispense precisely the amount you need.
Nuprep does not contain Latex in either the product ingredients or packaging, and was manufactured using latex-free gloves.
Some applications for Nuprep gel:
- EEG exams
- Evoked potential procedures
- Stress tests
- Holter monitoring
- Cardiac rehabilitation monitoring
- Cardiac catheter monitoring
- ECG telemetry
- Sleep tests
- Audiology tests
- Intraoperative monitoring
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Ingredients
Water, Aluminum Oxide, 1,2 Propanediol, Sodium Polyacrylate, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, FD&C Blue 1, FD&C Red 40, FD&C Yellow 5.
Precautionary Statements
Nuprep is an abrasive gel and should be used with care not to over-abrade the skin.
Nuprep gel is not recommended for use with current inducing electrodes such as defibrillator or neuro-stimulating equipment. NuPrep gel is to be used topically on intact skin only. This product is not to be used on or near skin sites that are injured, including open wounds, bruised skin, or skin that is weakened because of injury or the medical condition of the patient.
Do not use on patients with a history of skin allergies or sensitivity to cosmetics and lotions. Patients with sensitivity to cosmetics and lotions may experience a greater sensitivity to NuPrep gel than expected. When concerns due to compromised physical conditions or special skin sensitivities arise, the health care professional in counsel with the patient must determine whether this product is to be used for the test being performed. Respond immediately to any patient complaint of burning or itching at the electrode site.
