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Septic Gel — Infection Simulation Compound

$14.00Price
Amount
2 oz
4 oz
Quantity

Septic Gel


Abstract Scenarios Septic Gel is a high-viscosity purulent simulation medium designed to recreate the appearance of infected discharge, pathological secretions, and advanced wound contamination effects. Its dense consistency allows for controlled placement and buildup, producing dimensional surfaces that replicate the appearance of active infection and compromised tissue.


Developed as part of the Pathology-3 System, Septic Gel can be used to create everything from subtle wound drainage to severe infection effects. The material retains shape where applied, allowing artists to build realistic accumulations, seepage, and localized infection detail across wounds, prosthetics, creatures, and medical simulations.


Sizes Available:

2 oz / 4 oz


Key Features


Purulent Infection Simulation

Replicates the appearance of infected discharge, wound drainage, and pathological secretions with realistic density and coloration.


Controlled Placement

The high-viscosity formula remains where applied, allowing for precise positioning and detailed contamination effects without excessive running.


Builds Realistic Infection Detail

Ideal for creating abscesses, infected wounds, necrotic tissue effects, surgical complications, and advanced trauma simulations.


Part of the Pathology-3 System

Can be used independently or combined with Coagulant Compound and Secretion Base to create layered pathological effects with increased depth and realism.


Note: May stain fabrics. Always test on costumes before use.


Directions

Apply directly to wound effects, prosthetics, textured skin applications, or trauma simulations. Shape, layer, or accumulate as desired to create the appearance of infection, wound drainage, and pathological secretions. Remove with soap and warm water.


Professional Use

For external use only. Designed for special effects, prosthetic makeup, trauma simulation, creature effects, and medical moulage applications.

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