Incontinence-Related Skin Protectants
Though unpleasant, urinary incontinence—the inability to hold urine—is common, especially among older adults and women who have had, or are expecting, a baby. Skin irritation is a common side effect, and the products below may help relieve discomfort and provide a barrier between skin and moisture. For babies, see diaper rash products.
| Product Name | Percent of Pharmacists' Votes |
|---|---|
| A+D Ointment |
28%
|
| Calmoseptine |
19%
|
| Aquaphor |
15%
|
| Desitin |
13%
|
| Eucerin |
10%
|
| Balmex |
5%
|
| Vaseline Petroleum Jelly |
4%
|
| Boudreaux's Butt Paste |
3%
|
| Other |
2%
|
See Other Topicals
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