Skinister adhesive remover 60 ml

Skinister Medical Adhesive Remover is a high-performance, medical-grade solvent specifically formulated to quickly, safely, and completely painlessly remove Skinister medical adhesive. In the world of diving, this product is an indispensable accessory after returning from dives to disconnect the reusable female She-P device from the skin, dissolving the glue without irritating the skin.

Widely used and trusted in healthcare to facilitate the removal of mastectomy breast prostheses, ostomy appliances, and cosmetic prostheses, this solvent is completely odorless, non-irritating, and non-sensitizing, ensuring maximum respect even for the most delicate skin.

Product Technical Specifications:

• Format: 60 ml plastic spray bottle (content may vary slightly depending on the bottle batch).
• Quality and Safety: Dermatologically safe medical formulation. The product comes complete with a Safety Data Sheet.
• Protective Action: Effectively dissolves glue residues on the body and silicone device, preserving the integrity and durability of your She-P.

Instructions for Use:

Skinister medical adhesive remover is extremely simple to use. For optimal and comfortable removal, follow these steps:

1. Application: The solvent can be applied to the affected area using a brush, paper towel, cotton swab, or any other suitable applicator.
2. Guided Removal: When disconnecting the silicone device from the skin, gently apply the solvent under the outer edges of the She-P to initiate separation (in contexts other than diving, pay particular attention if used around the eyes, nose, and mouth).
3. Final Cleaning: Once the device is removed, thoroughly rinse both the skin and the She-P with soap and water to eliminate all residual traces of solvent and dissolved adhesive.

Target Usage:

Skinister Adhesive Remover is the ideal companion to Skinister Adhesive Spray and a fundamental consumable product for all female divers who use the She-P system. Purchasing this specific solvent means saying goodbye to redness and discomfort after diving, transforming the process of doffing a dry suit into a quick, hygienic, and totally comfortable operation.