Brown Tone Dye

Description

Create skin-tone challenge for better training.

Clear phantoms are helpful for basic demos, but more advanced training requires visual complexity. Brown Tone Dye adds a natural-looking tone to gelatin models, making internal targets harder to detect, just like in real procedures.

Designed for use with all Humimic gels, this concentrated brown dye mixes smoothly and maintains the gel’s imaging and procedural integrity. It’s a simple way to make scanning and needle-guided tasks more effective for students at any level.

For added variation, blend it with tan dye to simulate layered tissue or subtle tone differences across your phantom surface.

Features

• Easy to Mix – Combines cleanly with all Humimic medical gels.
• Skin-Toned Appearance – Adds opacity with natural brown dye tones.
• Supports Ultrasound – Keeps gel imaging performance intact.
• Adjusts Training Difficulty – Obscures internals for higher-level scanning tasks.
• Concentrated Formula – One bottle colors multiple gel batches.

Specifications

• Volume: 2 oz (high-concentration)
• Use Cases: Phantom coloring, ultrasound training, procedural simulation
• Color Base: Opaque brown dye, mixable with tan dye
• Compatibility: All Humimic synthetic gels
• Storage: Room temperature, keep sealed
• Safety Note: Do not touch melted gel. Let it cool before handling. See MSDS for full safety details.

FAQs

1. Does this dye affect ultrasound quality?
   No. It blends in without changing the gel’s imaging or tactile response.
2. Can I use this with tan dye?
   Yes. Combine brown dye and tan dye to create layered or varied tones in your model.
3. How many uses do I get from one bottle?
   It’s highly concentrated. One bottle can color multiple gel samples, depending on the intensity you need.
4. Is this safe for lab or classroom settings?
   Yes. It’s non-toxic and designed for simulation, teaching, and development use.
5. When should I add the dye—before or after melting?
   Add it to the melted gel and mix well. Avoid contact with the hot gel during handling.