Barrier cream: when it helps and when it hurts.
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Barrier cream: when it helps and when it hurts.
Barrier cream: when it helps and when it hurts. Use a thin layer to protect skin from moisture (incontinence, around stomas). Too thick stops dressings sticking. Less is more. For trusted wound and stoma care in Singapore, visit emis dot asia.
What you need to know
Use a thin layer to protect skin from moisture (incontinence, around stomas). Too thick stops dressings sticking. Less is more.
Step by step
- Barrier cream — thin layer only
- Protects skin from moisture
- Great for incontinence & stomas
- Too thick = dressings won't stick
- A little goes far
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Use a thin layer to protect skin from moisture (incontinence, around stomas). Too thick stops dressings sticking. Less is more.
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