Dynarex Skincote Protective Dressing Applicators, 1 3/10" x 2 3/5"
Dynarex Skincote Protective Dressing Applicators, 1 3/10" x 2 3/5" - Box of 50 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Dynarex Skincote Protective Dressing Applicators, 1 3/10" x 2 3/5" - Box of 50 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Dynarex Skincote Protective Dressing Applicators, 1 3/10" x 2 3/5"
The Dynarex Skincote Protective Dressing Applicator is a pre-moistened skin barrier wipe designed to protect skin before applying a bandage, dressing, or medical appliance. Each individually wrapped, non-sterile packet contains a 70% strength isopropyl alcohol formula that creates a thin protective film once it dries on the skin.
Rather than letting tape or adhesive stick directly to sensitive skin, the Skincote barrier allows adhesives and appliances to bond to the dried coating instead. This helps minimize skin trauma, irritation, and residue buildup that can occur with repeated bandage changes, making it a practical choice for patients who require frequent dressing changes or ostomy appliance adjustments.
Because the dried Skincote layer does not need to be removed between bandage or appliance changes, caregivers and patients can save time while still protecting the underlying skin. Each applicator is packaged individually for single use, supporting proper hygiene in clinical and home care settings alike.
Stock up on this convenient, easy-to-use protective dressing applicator from Dynarex to help simplify wound care and appliance management routines.
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