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The Parker Eclipse Ultrasound Probe Covers are soft, latex-free disposable covers for medical ultrasound probes and transducers, pre-gelled inside with Aquasonic 100 Ultrasound Transmission Gel for immediate use. Designed for larger 3D/4D transducers and fits most endo cavity ultrasound probes. Nonsterile. Size: 3.25"/1.69" W x 9.5" L (83/43mm x 241mm). Box of 100 covers.
Radiology departments and ultrasound technologists performing 3D/4D ultrasound examinations will find the larger probe cover dimensions accommodate the wider transducer heads used in advanced volumetric imaging without the fit issues common with standard-sized covers. Obstetrics, gynecology, and urology clinicians performing endo cavity ultrasound procedures will find the Eclipse cover fits most endo cavity probes and eliminates the need to separately apply coupling gel before covering the transducer. Infection control-conscious facilities requiring disposable probe covers for all transducer-patient contact will benefit from the single-use latex-free design that supports standard ultrasound probe hygiene protocols. High-volume ultrasound departments will find the box-of-100 format provides an economical, convenient supply for busy procedural environments.
Are these probe covers pre-gelled?
Yes. Each Eclipse probe cover is pre-gelled inside with Aquasonic 100 Ultrasound Transmission Gel, eliminating the need to apply gel separately before placing the cover on the transducer.
Are these covers latex-free?
Yes. The Eclipse probe covers are made from latex-free material, making them suitable for use with patients who have latex sensitivities or allergies.
What transducer types do these covers fit?
These covers are designed for larger 3D/4D transducers and fit most endo cavity ultrasound probes. The size is 3.25"/1.69" W x 9.5" L (83/43mm x 241mm).
Are these covers sterile?
No. These probe covers are nonsterile and intended for standard diagnostic ultrasound procedures. For procedures requiring sterile probe covers, consult your facility’s infection control protocols.