175 devices · GMDN 11130
Electrode conductive skin pads are single-use devices designed to improve the transfer of electrical signals between external electrodes (like defibrillator paddles) and the skin. They reduce skin resistance to ensure safe and effective delivery of electrical therapy during emergencies such as cardiac arrest.
These pads are typically regulated as medical devices and may require compliance with safety and performance standards depending on the jurisdiction. They are commonly supplied as adhesive patches, gels, or absorbent materials pre-soaked in conductive fluid, ensuring ease of application in critical situations.
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