Cutimed PROTECT Moisturising Incontinence Barrier Cream
The Cutimed PROTECT Moisturising Incontinence Barrier Cream is designed to help prevent skin maceration and incontinence dermatitis for those suffering from incontinence. It creates a moisture barrier that allows oxygen and moisture vapour to pass through while still protecting the skin.
Please note that the image above displays the Cutimed PROTECT in a range of styles. This listing is for the cream version only.
What's Included?
The Cutimed PROTECT is available in two options:
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- 12 x 90g Tubes of Cream (Total1.08kg)
The single 28g tube of cream is ideal for individuals and carers looking after a single patient. The pack of 12 tubes of cream is particularly useful for hospitals and clinics tending to the needs of numerous patients on a continuous basis. Please select your required quantity from the drop-down menu at the top of the page.
Who Can Use the Cutimed PROTECT Cream?
The Cutimed cream is designed for use by patients with urinary or faecal incontinence who are at risk of skin macertion or the development of incontinence dermatitis. The 28g tube is ideal for use by individuals, and the pack of 90g tubes are particularly useful for clinics and healthcare facilities requiring frequent use of the cream.
How Does the Cutimed PROTECT Cream Work?
The Cutimed Barrier Cream protects wound margins and peri-wound skin from irritation caused by exudate, incontinence, and friction. The cream simultaneously moisturises the skin and creates a barrier, preventing the skin from drying out without preventing water vapour and oxygen permeability.
How Is the Cream Applied?
The cream is rubbed gently into the affected area. The moisturising barrier is created without leaving a greasy film, making it both easy and convenient to apply.
How Skin-Friendly Is the Cutimed Cream?
The Cutimed Moisturising Cream is designed to be kind and friendly to the skin. It is free from both alcohol and perfumes to reduce any risks of further skin irritation.
Which Other Skin Barrier Products Are Available?
Please see below for a list of the available methods of skin barrier application:
