Benefits of Torbot SkinTac Liquid Adhesive Barrier
- Non irritating, clear and suitable for all skin types
- Long lasting durable and non-rubber liquid adhesive
- No replacing needed
- Helps in infection reduction
- Dislodgement of devices
- Skin Tac liquid wipes form an effective layer on skin
- This ostomy adhesive prevents skin folding
- Prepares the skin for device wear
What to buy with SkinTac Liquid Adhesive Barrier
How to use Skin Tac Liquid Barrier
- Make sure the area around the adhesion site is clean and dry.
- Open the Skin Tac Wipe package and remove the pad.
- Rub the wipe on your skin and let it dry. This will take a minute or so. Skin will feel sticky.
- Now apply appliance or device as normally would.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Skin Tac Liquid Barrier suitable for all skin types?
Yes, Skin Tac Liquid Barrier is designed to be non-irritating and suitable for all skin types. It is hypoallergenic and aims to provide a skin-friendly adhesion solution.
How long does it take for Skin Tac to dry on the skin?
The drying time for Skin Tac Liquid Barrier is typically around a minute. Allow the applied solution to air dry on the skin before proceeding with the application of medical devices or appliances.
Can I use Skin Tac with any type of medical device or appliance?
Yes, Skin Tac Liquid Barrier can be used with a variety of medical devices, including tapes, dressings, ostomy appliances, and infusion tools. It forms a protective layer to enhance adhesion.
How often should I apply Skin Tac Liquid Barrier?
The frequency of application may vary based on individual needs. In general, Skin Tac is applied as needed, especially when preparing to attach medical devices. There's no need for frequent replacement once applied.
Can Skin Tac be easily removed, and what is the recommended method?
Yes, Skin Tac Liquid Barrier can be easily removed. The recommended method is to use alcohol. Gently wipe the area with alcohol to remove the adhesive barrier. Always follow proper removal procedures to avoid skin irritation.
