Molnlycke Health Care
Hibiclens Antiseptic/Antimicrobial Skin Cleanser
Starting at: $4.29
our decades as a pre- and post-operative antiseptic skin cleanser, it kills germs on contact and continues to do so for 24 hours after application. However, the solution is gentle enough for hand washing without drying out or irritating the skin.
#1 Pharmacist-Recommended Antibacterial Soap
Just as on surfaces, Hibiclens continues to
3M+KCI
Cavilon No Sting Barrier Film Wipe
Starting at: $17.99
3M™ Cavilon™ No Sting Barrier Film is an easily applied, alcohol-free solution that protects vulnerable peristomal skin from corrosive body fluids, adhesion and uncomfortable friction. Available in wipe form, this gentle terpolymer-based product goes on without irritation to create a breathable, waterproof, fully transparent and longer-lasting film.
Benefits
With its results supported
Coloplast
Baza Protect Moisture Barrier Cream
Starting at: $0.59
Baza® Protect is a moisture barrier cream formulated with zinc oxide and dimethicone for soothing inflammation related to incontinence and diaper rash. Once applied, Baza® Protect provides a two-fold purpose: to block out wetness, which can result in skin erosion, and help treat diaper rash and other minor skin irritations.
Benefits
Dynarex
Dynarex Benzalkonium Antiseptic Towelettes
Starting at: $0.29
Dynarex BZK Antiseptic Towelettes utilize Benzalkonium Chloride, an antimicrobial substance, to cleanse the skin in medical and at-home settings. In single-use packaging, Dynarex BZK Antiseptic Towelettes kill bacteria, germs and other microorganisms on contact, preventing them from spreading and use an alcohol-free formula that won't irritate or dry the skin
Coloplast
Sween 24 Once a Day Cream
Starting at: $5.69
Sween 24 Cream is a superior moisturizing skin protectant cream.
• Once a day application
• Contains 6% dimethicone
• Fragrance, petrolatum, lanolin and alcohol-free
• CHG compatible
• Suitable for neonatal use
Coloplast
Coloplast Prep Protective Skin Barrier Wipe
Starting at: $17.09
Coloplast prep barrier wipe protects the skin around the stoma from adhesive trauma, friction and irritation from output from the stoma.
Smith & Nephew
Secura Protective Ointment
Starting at: $2.09
SECURA Protective Ointment is a petrolatum based skin barrier. It is enriched with Vitamins A, D, and E to soothe, condition and moisturize sensitive skin. It also contains clove oil to control odor. SECURA Protective Ointment is easily removed with any SECURA cleanser without causing friction, and is CHG compatible
Coloplast
Brava Skin Barrier Wipe
Starting at: $15.89
Patients using an ostomy system can experience leakage around the stoma, leading to red, irritated skin. A layer of adhesive may also be needed to keep the barrier plate in place. Providing assistance in these scenarios, Brava® Skin Barrier Wipes create a light and breathable protective film on the skin.
How
Coloplast
Critic-Aid Clear Moisture Barrier Ointment
Starting at: $0.79
Critic-Aid® Clear is a transparent moisture barrier designed to treat incontinence-related topical skin conditions, including diaper rash, irritation and damaged skin.
How it Works
The film Critic-Aid® Clear creates allows for straightforward, fast assessment of damaged or irritated skin. Application creates a barrier that locks in moisture while keeping the area dry
PDI Healthcare
Hygea Benzalkonium Chloride Antiseptic Towelettes
Starting at: $5.49
Hygea Benzalkonium Chloride Antiseptic Towelettes are a multipurpose disinfectant solution. Individually packaged, each alcohol-free wipe uses a formula composed of 0.13% BZK to target viruses, fungi and bacteria. This action makes it ideal as a skin sanitizer, for sanitizing medical equipment, preparing the skin before an injection or surgery, for
ConvaTec
Sensi-Care Perineal Skin Cleanser
Starting at: $3.29
A gentle, ready-to-use, no-rinse skin cleanser formulated to remove odor-causing soils. Alcohol-free and pH balanced, Sensi-Care Perineal/skin cleanser can be used all over the body and leaves behind no irritating soap residue. Designed to dissolve fecal soils while remaining gentle to the skin.
PDI Healthcare
PDI Healthcare Castile Soap Towelette
Starting at: $4.59
PDI Healthcare Castille Soap Towelettes are ideal for midstream clean-catch urine specimen procedures, and offer a gentle cleansing agent which is ph balanced. Castille Soap Towelettes contain 2% Coconut oil-based soap solution.
Coloplast
Bedside-Care Scented No-Rinse Foam Body Wash, Shampoo, and Incontinence Cleanser
Starting at: $6.29
Bedside-Care No-Rinse Body Wash is a no-rinse, all-in-one body wash, shampoo and incontinence cleanser.
• Deodorizing
• Alcohol-free
• pH-balanced
• CHG compatible.
This is the updated design which includes the removal of all formaldehyde releasing donors and dyes and has a less tacky formulation, which should result in a smoother feel on the skin.
Hollister
Adapt No-Sting Skin Protective Wipes
Starting at: $6.09
This can be used to help protect the skin from effluent and stripping caused by adhesive products. It is not recommended for use with extended wear skin barriers as this may decrease wear time.
Features:
• No sting from alcohol
• Helps prevent skin stripping due to frequent removal of tapes
Coloplast
Bedside-Care Spray No-Rinse Cleanser – Scented
Starting at: $2.89
The active ingredient in Bedside-Care®, 0.1% benzethonium chloride, helps reduce bacterial contamination from minor cuts, burns and abrasions. Application assists with removing urine, feces and other debris while cleansing the body’s hair and skin.
For patients who can’t use a shower or bathtub, the no-rinse formula simply needs a damp washcloth
Coloplast
Isagel No Rinse Antiseptic Hand Cleansing Gel
Starting at: $1.69
Isagel is a no-rinse, instant hand sanitizing gel that kills 99.5% of transient microorganisms in just 15-30 seconds. Isagel contains 70% Ethyl Alcohol. Isagel is latex glove compatible.
• Added moisturizers.
• CHG and latex glove compatible.
Blogs
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How to Change an Ostomy Appliance
Ostomy appliances improve a patient’s quality of life when they live with a colostomy, ileostomy.. Read more
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The Ostomy Files: Mixing and Matching 2-Piece Ostomy Systems
When choosing which ostomy system is best for you, it’s important to make sure, first... Read more
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How a Convex Skin Barrier May Help You Get the Right Fit
Living with an ostomy doesn’t mean you have to live with stoma fluid leakage or... Read more
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Convex Skin Barrier Options
When choosing a skin barrier, it’s important to consider the characteristics of your stoma. If... Read more
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The Ostomy Files: The Benefits of CeraPlus
Hello loyal Monks readers! It’s time for another edition of the celebrated blog series whose... Read more
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The Ostomy Files: Closed vs. Drainable Pouches
As we’ve discussed before, new ostomates face such a volume of choices that it can... Read more
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The Ostomy Files: One-Piece vs. Two-Piece
Hello everyone and welcome to another hotly-anticipated edition of the Ostomy Files! The staff here. Read more
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The Ostomy Files: Combating the Scourge of Unwanted Leakage Part 2: Accessories
Welcome back friends! In Part 1 of this series we discussed the proper use of... Read more
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The Ostomy Files: Combating the Scourge of Unwanted Leakage Part 1: Barriers
When it comes to ostomy products, leakage is your enemy. If you want to keep... Read more
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Why Would You Pay For Your Own Medical Supplies?
Insurance is great except . . . The are many reason people come to Medical... Read more
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Improving Ostomy Quality of Life with Adhesives
As the Beatles lyric goes “Its a long and winding road!” Applying ostomy appliances secu Read more
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Closed Ostomy Pouches: An Overlooked Alternative
Our product specialists at Medical Monks field hundreds of ostomy-related calls a week from our... Read more
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Resuming Sports and Fitness after Stoma Surgery
As your stoma begins to heal following surgery, you may wonder about a more active... Read more
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SMART SEARCH – 1-Piece and 2-Piece Ostomy System
Have you felt challenged to quickly find the right Ostomy System for your needs? If... Read more
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I’ve Got an Ostomy . . . Now What Do I Do?
You might be thinking, wait a minute, I have a colostomy, or a urostomy or... Read more