120.5 g per tube · NDC 0281-0205-37
Surgilube 4.25 oz Flip-Top Tube
The workhorse size. A 4.25 oz tube with a cap you can open one-handed, which matters when your other hand is gloved.
This is the format most people picture when they hear the name Surgilube. The 4.25 oz tube has been the standard exam-room size for decades, and the flip-top cap is the newer of the two closures: press it open with a thumb, dispense, snap it shut. The jelly inside is the same 1932 formula across every format on this shelf: water-soluble, clear, and labeled sterile and bacteriostatic by the manufacturer. One tube holds 120.5 grams, which works out to roughly forty 3-gram applications if you dispense with any discipline. Boxes of twelve are how clinics buy it; single tubes are how everyone else does.
- Flip-top cap opens with one thumb and snaps closed, so the tube can live on a tray and stay shut between uses
- Water-soluble formula wipes off skin and instruments with plain water, no residue that needs scrubbing
- Labeled sterile and bacteriostatic by HR Pharmaceuticals, with chlorhexidine gluconate on the ingredient list
- Sold from single tubes up to boxes of twelve, so a home drawer and a supply closet order from the same page
Every pack this format sells in
| Pack | Total contents | Cost | Buyer marks | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single tube | 121 g | $6.75 per tube | 4.5 of 5 (3,846) | |
| Pack of 2 | 241 g | $5.65 per tube | 4.5 of 5 (3,846) | |
| Pack of 3 | 362 g | $6.27 per tube | 4.6 of 5 (3,995) | |
| Pack of 4 | 482 g | $5.75 per tube | 4.6 of 5 (3,995) | |
| Pack of 8 | 964 g | $5.60 per tube | ||
| Case of 12 | 1.4 kg | $3.33 per tube | 4.5 of 5 (3,846) |
Figures noted on the last catalog pass; the live listing has the final say.
