1. Clean your skin. Before applying the conductive gel, make sure to clean your skin thoroughly with soap and water. Any dirt, oil, or sweat on your skin can prevent the gel from sticking properly.

2. Apply a small amount of gel. Don't overdo it with the gel. A small amount is all that's needed to create a good connection.

3. Rub the gel in. Once you've applied the gel, rub it in gently until it's completely absorbed into your skin.

4. Wait a few minutes before using. Allow the gel to dry for a few minutes before using it. This will help to ensure that it sticks properly.

5. Use a barrier cream. If you have particularly wet skin, you may want to consider using a barrier cream before applying the conductive gel. This will help to create a waterproof layer that will prevent the gel from sliding off.

Additional tips:

* If you're using conductive gel for ECG electrodes, make sure to place the electrodes in the correct positions. The negative electrode should be placed on the right wrist, and the positive electrode should be placed on the left chest.

* If you're using conductive gel for TENS electrodes, place the electrodes on the affected area.

* If you're using conductive gel for other purposes, follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer.

Troubleshooting:

If the conductive gel is still not sticking properly, try the following:

* Make sure that the skin is clean and dry.

* Apply a small amount of gel.

* Rub the gel in gently until it's completely absorbed into your skin.

* Wait a few minutes before using.

* Use a barrier cream.

If you're still having problems, you may want to try a different type of conductive gel.