CONTIPLAN N36779 Incontinence Cleansing Cloths with Barrier Cream - Pack of 25 Cloths + CONTIPLAN CON8 Incontinence Cleansing Cloths with Barrier Cream - Pack of 8 Cloths

This product I used in hospital after having bowel cancer operation. Very soothing. Have used now for some time and does the job everytime

I first tried these wipes in the hospital in March, after a Spinal Cord Injury, and found them to be fantastic, ive purchased 6 packs of these wipes and they are moist super soft and have kept my skin from being irritated or sore.The wipes are large so 1 wipe usually does the trick, out of the 6 packs i found that 2 of the packs where really dried out, and where not of the same quality as the other 4, and that was from the very 1st wipe on opening a new pack, i always make sure to close the packaging properly to keep the moisture in there.I would prefer to buy a larger pack of wipes instead of 3/4 packs at a time, inspite of the 2 packs that where dried out i will be buying these again as they are the best wipes on the market and perfect for anyone having incontinence problems or even mobility problems that can't get washed properly these are perfect.

Have really used this a lot yet. So jury still out on my opinion confident though that will be useful when travelling or staying away from home.

Was introduced to these in hospital and they're amazing. Decided to purchase one once home and find very useful post operatively. Highly recommend.

Does everything all in one. I recently was given these in hospital. They were so fresh and the balm helps to eliminate any soreness. Great.

This large gentle wipe cleans well without tearing. However, my problem with it, is that it leaves my intimate areas (ball sack n crack) feeling greasy due to the moisturiser in it and in need of a proper wash, which defeats the purpose of buying them. They should call this product cream cleansing wipes instead.

I'm trying to work out why my order for my mum's cleansing cloths - 25 each - two packs for £15.98 - now defaults, on checking, to a pack of eight for £1.64 (which works out at £4.93 for 24 if you bought three packs). Now less is often more yet these packs are better value and probably easier to use because incontinence is contrary, where my mum is concerned, and she (to my relief...) may take some time to get through a pack of 25. For those of you not involving the NHS in what may become a rite of passage, sorry, for many, the wipes I bought would work out around £2.55 for eight, if sold in that manner, and not the considerably cheaper £1.64. It may seem a bit penny pinching but when you're an unpaid carer and have just received a 5p a day rise from the Government on your carers' allowance it all adds up. Just saying.

I've tried everything to stop soreness with sweating in groin and underarms/breast area I now have the perfect cloths after my shower I'll dry myself then use these to moistuise all day can't beat them order them every 2wks