Sage Products Sage Incontinence Clean-Up Cloths with Dimethicone and Aloe, Fragrance-Free, 8" x 8", Case of 30
Sage Products Sage Incontinence Clean-Up Cloths with Dimethicone and Aloe, Fragrance-Free, 8" x 8", Case of 30 - Case of 30 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Sage Products Sage Incontinence Clean-Up Cloths with Dimethicone and Aloe, Fragrance-Free, 8" x 8", Case of 30 - Case of 30 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Sage Products Sage Incontinence Clean-Up Cloths with Dimethicone and Aloe, Fragrance-Free, 8" x 8", Case of 30
The Sage Incontinence Clean-Up Cloths deliver thorough, one-step cleansing for patients who are incontinent, combining gentle cleansing agents with skin-conditioning dimethicone and aloe. Each fragrance-free cloth is designed to remove urine, stool, and other residue while leaving skin feeling soft and protected, making routine incontinence care faster and more comfortable for both caregivers and patients.
Measuring a generous 8" x 8", these ultra-soft cloths provide ample coverage for full peri-care cleanup without the need for separate rinsing or drying steps. The moisturizing formula helps soothe delicate, sensitive skin that is prone to irritation from frequent cleaning, supporting healthier skin over time and helping preserve patient dignity during care routines.
Packaged in a convenient case of 30, this fragrance-free option is ideal for hospitals, long-term care facilities, and home caregivers who need a reliable, gentle solution for daily incontinence management. The efficient, all-in-one cleansing and moisturizing action reduces the number of products needed at bedside, saving time during care while helping maintain skin integrity.
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