Clinell Contiplan 3-in-1 Cream Cloths 8
Clinell Contiplan 3-in-1 Cream Cloths cleanse, moisturise and provide barrier protection in a single step.
Powered by Advanced Barrier Protection (ABP™) Technology, Clinell Contiplan 3-in-1 Cream Cloths help to prevent and manage all forms of moisture-associated skin damage (MASD†). The scientifically developed formula is safe for use on intact, broken and damaged skin of all age groups, including neonates.*
Product code: CON8
† Clinell Contiplan 3-in-1 Cream Cloths are suitable for periwound and peristomal skin, however, it is not recommended for use on areas of skin that will be in direct contact with dressing adhesive, as it may reduce adhesion to the skin depending on the dressing.
* As with applications of any liquid to the baby's skin, tissue viability should be considered for extreme or very low birth weight babies.




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