Vulnerable or damaged skin due to incontinence or chronic diarrhoea can lead to significant discomfort and painful irritation. When the skin's natural barrier is compromised, daily movement becomes a challenge and the risk of further skin problems increases. Proshield Plus skin protect forms a reliable shield that hydrates and protects the skin, so that you or your loved ones can get through the day with more confidence and comfort.
- Effective moisture barrier: The grease-free cream protects the skin against the irritating effects of urine and faeces.
- Optimal adhesion: The formula adheres excellently to both dry and moist skin, ensuring constant protection.
- Non-clogging: The cream does not hinder the function of absorbent dressings or pads, which is essential for good hygiene.
- Moisturising effect: Helps to soften and repair dry, cracked skin through intensive hydration.
How it works
Proshield Plus is a viscous, odourless barrier cream based on dimethicone. It forms a physical layer on the skin that prevents aggressive substances from making direct contact with the epidermis. This is crucial in the care of both intact and damaged skin during long-term incontinence. The composition has been developed in such a way that the skin can continue to breathe while still being sealed off from external moisture, which contributes to a healthy skin condition.
Composition
Ingredients
Dimethicone, polyethylene glycol 400, polyethylene glycol 3350, calcium/sodium PVM/MA copolymer (Gantrez MS-955), povidone
Use & Dosage
Clean the entire skin area thoroughly with a suitable cleanser such as Proshield Foam & Spray. Wash or clean your hands, squeeze the ointment from the tube and apply a layer of Proshield Plus. Repeat as often as necessary. Read the leaflet before use.
Safety & Disclaimer
For external use only. Avoid use in persons known to have an allergic hypersensitivity to any of the listed ingredients. Store at room temperature. Avoid extreme heat. Do not freeze. Medical device. Read the instructions for use before use.
