Accessories / Wound Care Supplies

Smith & Nephew No Sting Skin Prep Wipes 50/box

$31.83

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Smith And Nephew No Sting Skin Prep Wipes 50/box

No-Sting Skin-Prep wipes are an alcohol free, film-forming skin preparation that upon application to intact or damaged skin, forms a protective interface that helps prepare skin attachment sites for drainage tubes, external catheters, surrounding ostomy sites and other adhesive dressings. Smith And Nephew No Sting Skin Prep Wipe

Features: *Film Forming Skin Protectant – Prepares skin for adhesive and provides a protective interface that may reduce friction during the removal of a tape. *Water Based Solvent – Extra gentle on sensitive or damaged skin. The water based solvent also ensures the product is easily removed. *Moisturiser – Conditions the skin to minimise formation of dry skin. *Only One Coat Required – Less product is used per application to form a protective film, so patients are more comfortable during application. *Easy Application – Applies easily on awkward areas such as elbows, knees and heels. *Easy Removal – Removes easily using a skin cleanser or soap and water, so unsanitary residue is not left in or around the wound area.

Package Contains: you will receive 1 Box of 50 Smith And Nephew No Sting Skin Prep Wipe Warning:

Flammable. Keep Away From Fire or Flame. Do not use with electrocautery procedures. For external use only. Do not use in or near the eyes.

Discontinue use if irritation or redness develop. If condition persists for more than 72 hours, consult a physician.

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