Medical Adhesive Spray – Silicone Skin Glue for Ostomy Supplies

The "Gorilla Glue" of Medical Adhesives—Maximum Strength, But Read the Application Warning! I can now give a fair and honest review after using this product for the past two weeks and making an honest comparison to another medical adhesive, SKIN TAC WIPES. The SKINISTER MEDICAL ADHESIVE SPRAY is like the Gorilla Glue of medical adhesion. Once you spray or attach a medical device to your skin, this stuff will not come off. It's the strongest I've used. ✅PROS Strength: It is incredibly strong—really strong! I use this on my EVERSENSE 365 CGM MONITOR and it works great. Superior to Competitor: Compared to the SKIN TAC WIPES, this is much stronger. The wipes are okay, but they start to come off after just a few days. Application Tip: Let the air get to the spray for a few seconds before you apply it. This activates the adhesion. ❌ CONS Price: It's pricey for the small amount you get: a 2-oz bottle costs $28.00. Messy Application: It can be messy to apply, so you should have a cloth to cover your countertop before you use this. If you get it on your countertop, just use ordinary rubbing alcohol or a scrubbing pad to help remove it. Residue: It leaves a thick, rubbery, sticky residue behind when the device is removed, which is hard to clean off your skin. You can use ALCOHOL that works pretty good.

This is the best adhesive I’ve used, I have even bathed in it and it lasted for days. I bought the adhesive remover also but it comes off with no issues on its own. I did get a slight irritation at first but it went away quickly and has not been an issue since. A little pricier than others but worth it to prevent leaks.

Great for making my diabetic medical supplies stick better and longer. (CGM's like the 15 Day Dexcom G7 & Freestyle Libre 3+ - along with the Overpatches I buy to cover them, Medtronic 7 Day Infusion Sets, and Wound Care Island Dressings etc....) With the new longer extended wear of these devices (from 7 - 15 Days) - I'm afraid these patches/devices need some help. This stuff Very Very expensive - but it works well - and a little goes a long way. I am concerned about clogs from sprayer - so I'm currently applying this barrier glue using a foam tipped swab instead (I suppose a QTIP would work too?) - these can be obtained here on Amazon - Search for Item with the ASIN# B0BJ2JHBJY. For easier removals, I use that blue colored Goo Gone for skin and sometimes just Alcohol.

I use this spray with my backless strapless adhesive silicone bra. The silicone loses its stickiness after just a few uses regardless of how carefully you wash it to renew the adhesive. Using this spray makes the bra reusable for years. I spray it on the inside of the cups, let it dry for a minute or two, then apply. It's sticky enough that it stays put until I take it off, even if I get a bit sweaty or leave it on for a day or two. My son can also use this spray to keep his diabetes hardware adhered to his skin for several days. I can lift and readjust it one time when first putting it on and it'll still stick pretty well. When I'm ready to remove the bra, I can simply peel it off with no problem, and it does not hurt. I thought I'd have to use adhesive remover to get it unglued, but I don't need it. It does leave your skin very, very sticky after you take it off, so you'll need something to remove the adhesive residue, but I have no trouble pulling the silicone bra off without remover. I think the only downside to this product is that it's very expensive. It works. But it'll cost you.

WORKS GREAT! Would 10/10 recommend! We use it to help with the PureWick adhesive pouch, so is versatile, but will say it did leave a rash but sensitive skin so not unexpected. Great durability, quick drying time, good value for your money, no leakage. As for application, the spray nozzle kind of leaks and it sprays as a stream line rather than mist so you have to rub it in to the area to spread.

I've struggled with keeping my ostomy (over an inverted stoma) adhered to my fleshy abdomen for four months, needing emergency nursing calls far more often than should be the case, even if I barely move for days. As other reviewers here have noted, Skinister's adhesive is a game changer. And I have super-sensitive skin, so I understand the complaints about it being tough to remove. But I liberally spray adhesive remover as I detach it, rubbing it into the line where tape, barrier strips, and the wafer successively meet my skin as I go, and find it quick and painless. My only complaint is that the huge supplier of ostomy supplies, Medline (the supplier my home nursing group uses), doesn't include Skinister Adhesive Spray in its inventory, so I have to pay for it out of pocket from Amazon. And it's not cheap! Listen up, Medline! This product will change a lot of people's lives for the better! Let us order it from you! We promise to love you in return . . .

I bought this to put on the back of my colostomy wafer to reduce, or hopefully stop leakage. It gives me a "feeling" if security but doesn't actually provide much. As far as colostomies and leakage prevention goes, stoma paste, and wax rings are still going to be your best bet.

This works but is not a fine spray. But did help for adhesive to adhere. Would recommend using a q-tip to apply.

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No me sirvió para la placa de colostomia, se despega rápido del orificio donde esta el estoma y se filtra el material de residuos

The adheasive works really well with the price going way up they might try to get a bottle that has a good sprayer

After the first use it no longer sprays more like a jet as it gums up and you cannot cleanit to improve the use .

tres bien