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Hydrogel products containing active pharmaceutical ingredients like Lidocaine are subject to FDA regulations for topical anesthetics. Kustomer Kinetics' Lido Gel contains Lidocaine as its active anesthetic ingredient. Use in clinical settings should comply with applicable local and federal regulations for topical anesthetics. MSDS documentation is available for all products on request.

Professional hydrogels are used for topical anesthesia before minor procedures, transdermal pain relief in physical therapy and chiropractic care, sports recovery applications, ultrasound couplant use during diagnostic and therapeutic imaging, and massage therapy. They provide effective active ingredient delivery through the skin for targeted therapeutic results.

Yes. Kustomer Kinetics offers wholesale, bulk, and case-pricing for clinical practices, group purchasing organizations (GPOs), and distributors across the USA. Private-label and contract manufacturing programs are also available for healthcare brands, clinic chains, and rehab equipment distributors. Contact 626-445-6161 for pricing details.

Kustomer Kinetics offers a full turnkey private-label program including formulation, fill, labeling, and bulk supply for healthcare brands, clinic chains, and distributors. Both the Lido Gel topical anesthetic hydrogel and Bio-Dermal transdermal pain relief hydrogel kits are available for private-label procurement and branded distribution.

A topical anesthetic hydrogel, like Lido Gel, delivers an anesthetic agent (Lidocaine) to numb a localized surface area for pain relief or pre-procedure use. A transdermal hydrogel kit, like Bio-Dermal, is engineered for fast-onset delivery of active ingredients deeper through the skin for pain management in physical therapy, chiropractic, and rehabilitation settings.

Yes. Several Kustomer Kinetics hydrogel products, including certain Lido Gel and Bio-Dermal Kit formulations, are compatible with ultrasound couplant applications in therapeutic and diagnostic imaging settings. They are used in physical therapy clinics and chiropractic offices where ultrasound-assisted treatment is a standard protocol.