Adapt No Sting Medical Adhesive Remover Spray

Introducing Adapt Medical Adhesive Remover Spray

Adapt medical adhesive remover spray with its silicone-based, alcohol-free formulation delivers an efficient solution for barrier removal without the sting caused by alcohol.

Introducing Adapt™ Medical Adhesive Remover Spray, a reliable solution for simplifying the removal of adhesive skin barriers and tape while effectively eliminating residue. This skin-friendly formulation, featuring a silicone-based composition and alcohol-free formula, ensures a gentle and irritation-free experience.

With the innovative design of Adapt™, users can enjoy the added benefit of a no-sting feature, making it an ideal choice for maintaining skin health during adhesive removal. Say goodbye to discomfort and hello to a hassle-free removal process with Adapt™ Medical Adhesive Remover Spray.

Why Use Adapt No Sting Medical Adhesive Remover Spray

• Helps remove adhesive skin barriers and/or tape
• Removes adhesive residue from the skin
• Has a Skin Friendly Formulation
• Silicone-based
• Alcohol free
• No sting

Using Adhesive Remover Spray

1. Peel back one edge of the skin barrier or tape border.
2. Hold the can so that the arrow faces the base of the skin barrier or tape, and spray until the adhesive releases. The 360º spray technology minimizes waste, and will allow you to spray from any angle.
3. Ensure your skin is dry and apply your new ostomy pouching system as usual.

Product Specifications

• Manufacturer: Hollister
• Brand: Adapt
• Volume: 1.7 fl. oz. (50ml), 3.4 fl. oz. (100ml)
• Alcohol Free: Alcohol-Free
• Silicone Based: Silicone-Based
• Application Method: Spray
• Amount: Each
• Billing Supported: No
• HCPC Code: A4455

Adapt No Sting Adhesive Remover Spray FAQs

Is an adhesive remover always needed?

No, this product is optional. Use it to remove adhesive residue from your skin, or to make it easier to remove your skin barrier or tape.

Will this be uncomfortable to use?

This silicone-based product is formulated to be a no-sting alternative. When used correctly, the adhesive remover will help to make the removal of your pouching system easier and help reduce the potential for skin stripping.

Do I need to wash the adhesive remover off of my skin?

The adhesive remover evaporates quickly and dries without residue, so the next barrier can attach securely. If you wash your skin a fter use be sure to rinse and dry thoroughly before the next pouch application.

How do you use medical adhesive remover spray?

The key to removing all stoma appliance is to take it slow and steady so that you don’t pull at the skin. Sprays are applied to the edge of the wafer and more can be applied as the wafer is peeled off. Ensure your pouch is empty before you start and that you have a fresh one at the ready. Start by gently lifting a top corner of your stoma appliance and peel back slightly. Spray a small amount of adhesive remover onto this exposed area between your skin and the appliance. Allow a couple of seconds for the liquid to trickle down behind the flange, releasing the flange from your skin. Repeat this a few times, slowly pulling the appliance each time.

Should you use [alcoholic ingredients] directly on the stoma?

Use only warm water and a soft cloth to clean the skin and stoma. Don’t use soap, alcohol or baby wipes because they can irritate the skin.

Is spray adhesive sticky after it dries?

Silicone-based adhesive-removal products are the best option for aiding PSA removal. They evaporate, leave no residue on the skin, and are not noted for causing dry skin.

What is the best adhesive remover for skin?

Silicone-based adhesive-removal products are the best option for aiding PSA removal. They evaporate, leave no residue on the skin, and are not noted for causing dry skin. If you don’t have access to silicone-based products, other options include water, alcohol, or emollients.

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