StinGone Skin Barrier Wipes

Anyone who changes a dressing, tape, or ostomy appliance on delicate skin knows the problem: adhesives protect the skin, but pulling them off can hurt and, over time, break it down. StinGone skin barrier wipes create a protective film between fragile skin and the adhesives, drainage, and friction that irritate it — so the skin underneath stays intact and removal is less painful.

This collection features the Dynarex StinGone Skin Barrier Wipe (item 1503), a compact 1-1/5 x 2-3/5 inch nonwoven gauze pad saturated with a 20% strength barrier solution. It's unscented and non-sterile, packaged for quick single-use application. Wipe it over clean, dry skin and let it dry to a thin, breathable film that resists moisture and cushions against tape trauma.

Caregivers and clinicians reach for barrier wipes for a few recurring reasons: to guard peristomal and periwound skin from output and exudate, to reduce the sting of adhesive removal on thin or aging skin, and to extend the wear time of tapes and appliances by giving them a stable surface to stick to. Because the StinGone film is unscented, it's a practical choice for patients sensitive to fragranced products, and the small pad size makes it easy to target just the area that needs protection without waste.

Use it before applying tape, dressings, or drainage collection devices, and reapply with each change as needed. For a fuller range of protective and adhesive-management supplies, browse our Skin Care and Wound Care collections to round out your dressing-change routine.