McKesson Ostomy Skin Barrier Powder — 1 oz Puff Bottle, Pectin-Based Model: McKesson Skin Barrier Powder, 1 oz (Pectin-Based) Availability: In Stock — Single or Case of 50 · FSA/HSA eligible Shipping: Free on orders over $95 Overview McKesson Skin Barrier Powder helps a skin barrier stick where moisture would otherwise get in the way. A light dusting absorbs dampness from weepy or irritated skin around the stoma or under the pouch, leaving a drier surface so the wafer, ring, or tape can grab and hold. The pectin-based formula forms a gentle protective layer that helps ease itching and irritation, and it’s the key step in the “crusting technique” used with a barrier film before applying the pouch. The 1 oz puff bottle makes light, even application simple. Pack Options Single One 1 oz puff bottle Case of 50 50 bottles — better value for regular use or restocking Key Features Absorbs moisture from weepy or irritated skin around the stoma or under the pouch. Pectin-based — forms a protective layer and helps ease itching and irritation. Completes the “crusting technique” with a barrier film before applying the pouch. Helps adhesives hold — gives tape, wafers, and rings a drier surface to stick to. Easy 1 oz puff bottle for light, even application. Latex-free · FSA/HSA eligible. Equipment Specialist Insight: Powder is the go-to when the skin around the stoma turns moist or weepy and a barrier won’t stay put — a light dusting absorbs the moisture so the wafer or ring can grab. The technique most ostomy nurses teach is “crusting”: dust on the powder, dab a barrier film over it, and repeat once or twice to build a dry, tacky surface. Use it sparingly — a little goes a long way, and too much can actually keep the barrier from sticking. The puff bottle makes that light touch easy. Technical Specifications Type Ostomy skin barrier powder Base Pectin Size 1 oz puff bottle Primary Use Crusting technique; moisture absorption around the stoma Latex Not made with natural rubber latex Case 50 per case What is it for? It absorbs moisture from irritated or weepy skin around the stoma so the barrier can stick, and helps ease itching. How do I use the crusting technique? Dust on a light layer of powder, dab a skin barrier film over it, and repeat once or twice to build a dry surface before applying the pouch. Does it contain latex? No — it’s not made with natural rubber latex. Product packaging, appearance, and included materials may vary. Please read and follow the instructions for use included with the product. ⚠ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including those known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov . 🚚 Free shipping on orders over $95 — EnhDme