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| Lubrajel CG |
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| Glyceryl Polymethacrylate and Propylene Glycol |
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| 146126-21-8, 57-55-6 |
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Lubrajel CG was the very first Lubrajel and was developed in the early 1970's as a non-drying, water-soluble lubricant for the medical field.
Lubrajel CG has medical device status and has been marketed since its development in 1973 as a medical lubricant.
It has been used as a general and instrument lubricant for use during physical exams, and applied to catheters, thermometers and a host of other instruments.
Since the 1980's, Lubrajel CG has been marketed to the cosmetic industry as a moisturizing base.
This extraordinary moisturizer also lends rheological qualities as well as aesthetics to cosmetic creams, lotions and other personal care products.
It is widely accepted by many of the world's cosmetic manufacturers as a unique moisturizer and is found in a variety of products worldwide.
In cosmetics, Lubrajel CG is usually employed at concentrations between 5 and 50% depending on the degree of moisture balancing, rheological considerations and aesthetics desired in the product.
Lubrajel CG is usually added post-emulsion formation in creams and lotions.
It is often added before the cool-down of hot emulsions.
It may also be used to stabilize cold manufactured emulsions.
A sample formulary is available upon request. |
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Form: Viscous Gel
Color: Colorless
Clarity: Clear
pH (20 ?25'C, as is): 5.5
Viscosity (20 ?25'C)(Brookfield DV -II, spindle 6, 2.5 rpm): 300,000 cps
Refractive Index: 1.420
% Methylparaben: 0.18
% Propylparaben: 0.05 |
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