Our highly effective non-sting medical adhesive removers help reduce the pain associated with medical adhesive removers and should not irritate sore skin.
liftplus® 360 and liftplus® can be used to remove a wide variety of medication adhesives from the skin, including medical tapes, dressings, glucose monitoring sensors, patches and stoma appliances.
The range is available in wipes and sprays, allowing you to choose an application that’s best suited for your patients’ needs and preferences.
“It’s very good to use and I would be lost without it”
liftplus® 360 and liftplus® 360 citrus medical adhesive remover sprays
- Bag on valve technology allows 360 degree spray at all angles and greater reliability compared to traditional aerosol technology.
- lift plus® 360 citrus, allows you to provide a 2-in-1 solution for your patients, helping them to disguise any odours with a fresh citrus scent.
- Should not feel cold on application.*
- Available in 50ml spray.
lift plus® and lift plus® citrus medical adhesive remover wipes
- lift plus® medical adhesive remover wipes contain aloe vera.
- Can be used to remove sticky adhesive residue left on the skin.
- lift plus® citrus stoma medical remover wipes feature added citrus scent to mask odours.
- Available in 30 sachet pack.
* Compared to traditional aerosol technology
Medical adhesive-related skin injury (MARSI), can be an underestimated problem, often linked to reduced patient safety and quality of life as well as increased healthcare costs.1 Incorporating the liftplus® range into a patients’ routine can help reduce pain and skin stripping.
liftplus® 360 and liftplus® is suitable for a wide range of patients that use medical adhesives.
- Stoma bag removal.
- Diabetes patients, including the removal of devices such as glucose monitoring sensors. The underlying condition itself can also make patients more suspectable to MARSI.
- Patients using transdermal patches, including HRT patches.
- Wound care dressings and drainage bags.
- Older people, due to changes in the structural and functional properties of the skin and repair capabilities can make them more vulnerable to MARSI.
- Patients that require intravenous injections, central lines, catheters and monitors.
- Patients taking medications such as corticosteroids which can cause thinning of the skin and can make them more suspectable to MARSI.
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- Hitchcock J, et al. Preventing medical adhesive-related skin injury (MARSI). BJN: 30(15). Available at: https://www.britishjournalofnursing.com/content/product-focus/preventing-medical-adhesive-related-skin-injury-marsi/