40g Calcium Gluconate Gel: Designed to assist in managing hydrofluoric acid skin burns and supporting tissue protection.
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Calcium Gluconate Gel, known as C-Gel, is a specialised, water-based gel designed for the effective treatment of hydrofluoric acid skin burns. This high-performance gel is designed to help manage the effects of hydrofluoric acid on the skin, supporting tissue protection. Hydrofluoric acid exposure to the skin can pose serious risks, and C-Gel is designed to assist in managing these effects.
The application of C-Gel helps manage the effects of fluoride ions, supporting immediate care. C-Gel also helps to alleviate pain and prevent further tissue damage while the patient is en route to medical care. C-Gel is easy to apply and can be used by individuals or first aiders. Available in a 40g tube, it is an essential component of first aid in environments where exposure to hydrofluoric acid is a risk.
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Calcium Gluconate Gel, or C-Gel, is designed to manage the effects of hydrofluoric acid exposure on the skin. This water-based gel helps manage the effects of fluoride ions in hydrofluoric acid, providing quick action to support skin care. When applied promptly after exposure, C-Gel helps protect tissue and bone from the harmful effects of hydrofluoric acid.
C-Gel helps in preventing the extraction of calcium levels in the affected area, supporting tissue and bone health. This makes it an indispensable component of first aid for those exposed to hydrofluoric acid. Given the risks associated with hydrofluoric acid exposure, immediate application of C-Gel is important for managing its effects.
For optimal results and safety, the use of disposable medical examination gloves is recommended when applying the Calcium Gluconate Gel. To effectively treat hydrofluoric acid burns and ensure the best possible outcome, follow these steps:
Immediate application of the gel helps manage pain and supports calcium levels, addressing a potential complication of hydrofluoric acid burns.
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Specification | Details |
Size | 40g Tube |
Formulation | Water-Based Gel |
Key Ingredient | Calcium Gluconate |
Primary Use | Treatment of hydrofluoric acid skin burns |
Storage Recommendation | Preferably in a refrigerator |
Safety Measures | Disposable gloves recommended for application |
Packaging | Secure, easy-to-use tube |
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Calcium Gluconate Ge is a useful item for a wide range of industrial and professional settings. Its critical role in supporting the treatment of hydrofluoric acid exposure makes it a must-have in several specific environments:
Calcium Gluconate Gel, often referred to as hydrofluoric acid antidote gel, is an essential item for a wide range of industrial and professional settings. Its critical role in treating hydrofluoric acid burns makes it a must-have in several specific environments:
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Calcium Gluconate Gel is designed to support the treatment of skin burns caused by hydrofluoric acid.
Immediate application is crucial for optimal results. The gel should be used as soon as possible after exposure to hydrofluoric acid.
Yes, the gel can be self-applied or administered by a first-aider. It's designed for easy and safe application.
Absolutely, its 40g tube size makes it ideal for inclusion in first aid kits, especially in environments where hydrofluoric acid is used.
Yes, the gel helps reduce the risk of hypocalcaemia, a condition that can occur due to hydrofluoric acid burns.
Yes, it's crucial to seek medical evaluation for hydrofluoric acid burns even after applying the gel.
For optimal efficacy, it's recommended to store the gel in a refrigerator, especially in industrial settings.
No, the gel is formulated to not increase tension in the tissues, ensuring safe application.
Industries such as industrial chemistry, mining, refining, glass finishing, silicon chip manufacturing, and sanitation should have the gel readily available.
This water-based gel is essential in neutralising the fluoride ion found in hydrofluoric acid, offering immediate action to significantly reduce the severity of burns.
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