3M Cavilon No Sting Barrier Film

Features of 3M Cavilon No-Sting Barrier Film

• Can be applied to both intact and damaged skin for versatile use
• Ensures rapid drying and a non-sticky feel for enhanced patient comfort
• Fast drying and non-sticky for better patient comfort
• Works even when applied over an area with bends or creases
• Safe for use, hypoallergenic, and non-cytotoxic
• Sturdy, breathable, quick-dry, non-sticky, CHG-compatible for continual skin monitoring
• Robust, breathable, swift-dry, non-sticky, CHG-friendly for seamless skin monitoring
• Alcohol-free and hypoallergenic, ensuring it won't sting or irritate the skin
• Flexible, alcohol-free, assures continuous skin protection during movement
• Supported by over 70 clinical studies, making it a clinically-proven solution

Also available (sold separately):

• 3M Cavilon No Sting Barrier Film Wand Applicator (Code: 3343, 3345)

What to buy with 3M Cavilon Barrier Film

• Coloplast Brava Elastic Barrier Strips
• 3M Nexcare Stomaseal Colostomy Dressing
• 3M Remover Lotion Bottle

How to use Cavilon 3M No Sting Film?

1. Skin should be clean and dry prior to application of Cavilon No Sting Barrier Film.
2. Apply a uniform coating of film over the entire area of concern.
3. If an area is missed, reapply to that area only after first application of Cavilon No Sting Barrier Film has dried(approximately 30 seconds).
4. If Cavilon No Sting Barrier Film is applied to area with skin folds or other skin-to-skin contact, make sure that skin contact areas are separated to allow the film to thoroughly dry before returning to normal position.
5. When used under adhesive tapes, dressings, or devices:
   • Allow Cavilon No Sting Barrier Film to thoroughly dry before covering with dressings or adhesive products.
   • Reapplication of Cavilon No Sting Barrier Film is necessary each time dressing and/or adhesive products are changed; the barrier film is removed by the adhesive.

When to use 3M Cavilon No Sting Barrier Film?

Skin Care Condition Type

• Incontinence-Associated Dermatitis 
• Maceration
• Moisture-Associated 
• Skin Damage 
• Peri-Tube Skin Irritation 
• Radiation Dermatitis 
• Tracheostomy Site Trauma
• Trauma from Tapes and Dressings

Wound Care Condition Type

• Abrasions 
• Closed Intact Surgical Wound
• Donor Sites, Friction
• Laceration 
• Neuropathic Ulcers 
• Open Surgical Wounds 
• Skin Tear 
• Superficial Partial Thickness Burns 
• Venous Leg Ulcer

IV Related Condition Type

• Arterial Catheter
• CVC Dialysis
• CVC Implanted Port
• CVC PICC
• CVC Short-Term
• CVC Tunneled
• Epidural Catheter
• PIV