Parker Spectra 360 Electrode Gel, Salt-Free, 250g Tube

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Reliable conductivity with Spectra 360 Electrode Gel

Spectra 360 Electrode Gel is an electrically conductive gel recommended for all electro-medical procedures except defibrillation. It's salt-free and chloride-free, and comes in a handy 250g tube.

Why You'll Love The Spectra 360 Electrode Gel

  1. Salt-free and chloride-free. A gentle formula for regular use.
  2. Electrically conductive. Made to help electrodes make good contact for electro-medical procedures.
  3. Easy squeeze tube. The 250g tube is simple to dispense and easy to pack.

Your day, with the Spectra 360 Electrode Gel

Keep a tube on the treatment trolley or in your kit bag. A small amount under the electrode is all it takes, then wipe it away when the session is done.

The Spectra 360 Electrode Gel in a nutshell

  1. Conductive electrode gel: for electro-medical procedures (not for defibrillation).
  2. Salt-free and chloride-free: a gentle formula.
  3. 250g tube: portable and easy to use.

Is it the right electrode gel for you?

  • A good fit: a salt-free, chloride-free conductive gel under electrodes for electro-medical procedures.
  • Not for: defibrillation.
  • Check the size: a 250g tube, handy for a trolley or kit bag.

Not for use with defibrillation. If you are using it at home, we recommend speaking with your healthcare provider or therapist about whether it suits your device and your needs.

Spectra 360 Electrode Gel specifications

Brand Spectra 360 (Parker Laboratories)
Size 250g tube
Formula Salt-free, chloride-free, electrically conductive
Use Electro-medical procedures, except defibrillation
SKU PAT-567859

Not sure which one? Email us

Email support@mobilityshopdirect.com.au with the answers below. Our team will check them and come back to you with the right gel, or a better match if this one isn't it.

  1. Which device and electrodes will you use the gel with?
  2. How many tubes do you need?
  3. Is it for a clinic or home use?
  4. Has the skin reacted to electrode gel before?
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