Detachol Adhesive Remover by Eloquest Healthcare

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Detachol is a non-irritating adhesive remover used to aid in the removal of dressings, tapes, and most sticky residue from the skin.

Detachol makes dressing removal safer:

Reduces risk of Medical Adhesive-Related Skin Injury (MARSI)
Reduces patient pain and discomfort
Completely removes adhesive residue, which may harbor bacteria
Quickly and easily removes adhesive to save healthcare professional time
Non-irritating, alcohol/ acetone-free formulation does not irritate or dry the skin
Compatible with chlorahexidine gluconate (CHG)

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Features & Benefits

Gentle Removal

Alcohol- and acetone-free product that won’t sting or irritate and improves patient comfort. Safe for all patient types including pediatric and geriatric patients.Reduce Risk of Infection
Leftover adhesive residue can harbor microorganisms. Detachol can help reduce risk of infection by effectively removing all residue.

Reduce Risk of Skin Injury

Repeated application and removal of dressings can compromise the skin use of adhesive removers is recommended to minimize risk of Medical Adhesive Related Skin Injury (MARSI).

Convenient Applicator

Available in a variety of sizes, including single, suited for small to large dressings.

Improve Efficiency

Suggested Applications

Pediatrics

Vascular Access Device Dressing, Engineered Stabilisation Device, Wound Dressing, ET Tube & NG Tube Removal

Hematology/Oncology

Vascular Access Device Dressing & Wound Dressing Removal

Intensive Care Units

Vascular Access Device Dressing, Engineered Stabilidation Device, Wound Dressing, ET Tube & NG Tube Removal

Emergency Room

Dressing Changes

Operating Room

Tape and Adhesive Residue Removal

Vascular Access

Vascular Access Device Dressing & Engineered Stabilisation Device Removal

Wound Ostomy

Ostomy Appliance, Wound Dressing & NPWT Drape Removal

Respiratory Therapy

ET Tube & NG Tube Removal

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Safety, comfort and convenience come in three easy steps:

Crack: Place an individual vial blister pack on a hard surface with the label facing down. Gently apply pressure to the vial through the blister pack to crush the inner ampule to release Detachol.

Peel: Peel back the lid of the blister pack and remove the vial using aseptic technique.

Apply: By gently squeezing the vial, apply Detachol to the corner of the tape or dressing. Once the corner is saturated, carefully lift the tape or dressing. Continue squeezing the vial, while gently lifting the tape or dressing at the same time. Continue application until adhesive is completely removed. Clean the area with mild soap and water. Avoid contact with broken skin.