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Clinell Contiplan Wipes Pack of 8

Clinell Contiplan Wipes Pack of 8

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  • ✔️ Cleanses and protects skin in one rinse-free step
  • ✔️ Helps prevent incontinence-associated dermatitis effectively
  • ✔️ Gentle formula suitable for fragile, sensitive adult skin
  • ✔️ Barrier-forming action shields skin between episodes
  • ✔️ Convenient pack of 8 for home or care setting use

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What Are Incontinence Wipes for Adults?

 

Managing incontinence can feel overwhelming, but having the right products makes a real difference to daily comfort and skin health. Incontinence wipes for adults like the Clinell Contiplan Wipes Pack of 8 are specifically designed to cleanse, soothe, and protect the skin in one simple step — no rinsing required. Each wipe is pre-moistened and ready to use, making them ideal for home care, hospital settings, or when you're on the move. At just £2.99 for a pack of 8, they offer an accessible and practical solution for everyday continence care. If you're also managing related skin concerns, our skin care collection includes a range of products to support skin health alongside your continence routine.

Incontinence-associated dermatitis (IAD) is a genuine clinical concern. Prolonged exposure to urine or faecal matter can break down the skin's natural barrier, leading to redness, soreness, and in more serious cases, skin breakdown. That's why a product that both cleanses and protects in a single application is so valuable — particularly for older adults, those with limited mobility, or anyone providing care at home.

 

How Do Clinell Contiplan Wipes Work?

 

These wipes work through a dual-action approach: cleansing the skin of irritants while simultaneously depositing a protective barrier layer. Here's how that process works in practice:

  • The cleansing agents gently lift and remove urine, faecal matter, and other moisture from the skin surface without harsh scrubbing.
  • Skin-conditioning ingredients help maintain the skin's natural moisture balance, reducing dryness and discomfort.
  • A barrier-forming agent — typically dimethicone — is left on the skin after use, creating a protective film that repels further moisture exposure.
  • No rinsing is needed, which means the barrier remains intact and continues to protect between uses.

This all-in-one approach is particularly useful in care settings where time and resources are limited, and where repeated washing with soap and water can itself damage fragile skin over time.

 

Who Should Use Clinell Contiplan Wipes?

 

These wipes are suitable for a wide range of people. They're most commonly used in adult continence care, but they're also helpful in other situations where gentle, no-rinse cleansing is needed. They are particularly well suited to:

  • Adults managing urinary or faecal incontinence at home or in a care setting
  • Elderly individuals with fragile or sensitive skin who are at risk of IAD
  • Carers and healthcare professionals providing personal hygiene assistance
  • Anyone recovering from surgery or illness who requires bed-based hygiene care

They are not intended for use on broken, infected, or severely damaged skin. If you're unsure whether these wipes are appropriate for your situation, speak to your GP, district nurse, or pharmacist before use.

 

How Do Clinell Contiplan Wipes Compare to Standard Wet Wipes?

 

Feature Clinell Contiplan Wipes Standard Wet Wipes
Skin barrier protection Yes — barrier-forming agent included No
Designed for incontinence care Yes — clinically formulated No — general purpose
Suitable for fragile/sensitive skin Yes Variable — may contain irritants
Rinse-free formula Yes Usually yes, but no barrier left

 

Are Clinell Contiplan Wipes Suitable for Long-Term Use?

 

Yes, these wipes are designed for regular, ongoing use as part of a continence care routine. Because they cleanse and protect simultaneously, they can help reduce the cumulative skin damage that comes from repeated exposure to moisture and irritants. Using incontinence wipes for adults consistently as part of a structured skin care plan is widely recommended by continence nurses and community healthcare teams. If you're managing other aspects of skin health alongside continence care, you may also find our creams and ointments collection useful for additional barrier or moisturising support.

Store the pack in a cool, dry place below 25°C and away from direct sunlight. Always reseal the pack after removing a wipe to prevent the remaining wipes from drying out.

This product is a medical device/skincare product. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist before using if you have an underlying medical condition or are taking other medicines.

Clinell Contiplan Wipes Pack of 8 specifications
Treatment category Continence care / skin protection
Mechanism of action Cleansing and barrier-forming topical wipe
Effective for Cleansing and protecting skin affected by urinary or faecal incontinence
Suitable for Adults, elderly individuals, care home residents
Active ingredient Dimethicone, skin-conditioning agents
Pack size 8 wipes
UK classification General sale / medical device
Preparation Pre-moistened wipe
Route of administration Topical (external use only)

Specifications of Clinell Contiplan Wipes Pack of 8

 

What Are Clinell Contiplan Wipes and What Are They Used For?

 

Clinell Contiplan Wipes are pre-moistened, rinse-free cleansing wipes formulated specifically for adults experiencing urinary or faecal incontinence. They are used to gently clean the perineal and perianal skin after episodes of incontinence, while simultaneously depositing a protective barrier to guard against further moisture-related skin damage. The NHS recognises that skin integrity is a key concern in continence management, and products that combine cleansing with barrier protection are widely used in both community and hospital settings.

These wipes are particularly valuable for preventing incontinence-associated dermatitis (IAD) — a form of moisture-related skin damage that can progress to more serious skin breakdown if left unmanaged. They are not a treatment for incontinence itself, but rather a supportive hygiene product that helps protect skin health during ongoing continence management. If you're also exploring options for related conditions, our women's health collection includes products relevant to bladder and pelvic health.

 

What Do You Need to Know Before Using Clinell Contiplan Wipes?

 

Before using these wipes, please read the following carefully:

Do not use if:

  • You are allergic to any of the ingredients, including dimethicone or any skin-conditioning agents
  • The skin in the area to be treated is broken, infected, or severely inflamed
  • You have a known sensitivity to pre-moistened wipe products

Warnings and precautions:

  • For external use only — avoid contact with eyes, mouth, or open wounds
  • Keep out of reach of children
  • Discontinue use immediately if redness, itching, or irritation develops and does not resolve
  • Consult a healthcare professional before use if the patient has a history of skin conditions such as eczema or psoriasis in the affected area
  • Not suitable for use on neonates or infants — these wipes are formulated for adult skin

Known drug or product interactions:

  • No significant interactions with medicines are currently known for topical barrier wipes of this type
  • If using alongside other topical creams or ointments, apply the wipe first and allow the skin to settle before applying any additional product, unless directed otherwise by a healthcare professional

 

How Should You Use Clinell Contiplan Wipes?

 

Using these wipes correctly ensures you get the full cleansing and protective benefit. Follow these steps each time:

  1. Open the resealable pack and remove one wipe.
  2. Gently unfold the wipe and use it to cleanse the affected skin area, wiping from front to back where applicable to reduce the risk of cross-contamination.
  3. Use light, gentle strokes — avoid vigorous rubbing, particularly on fragile or sensitive skin.
  4. Allow the skin to air dry naturally, or pat gently with a soft cloth. Do not rinse off.
  5. Reseal the pack immediately after use to keep remaining wipes moist and effective.
  6. Dispose of used wipes in a bin — do not flush.
Indication Age Group Frequency of Use
Urinary incontinence skin care Adults After each episode of incontinence
Faecal incontinence skin care Adults After each episode of incontinence
Routine perineal hygiene Adults (care setting) As directed by healthcare professional

 

What Are the Possible Side Effects of Clinell Contiplan Wipes?

 

Side effects from these wipes are uncommon when used as directed. However, as with any topical product, some individuals may experience a reaction. If you notice any of the following, stop use and seek advice from your pharmacist or GP.

Common side effects (may affect a small number of users):

  • Mild skin redness at the application site
  • Temporary mild stinging or tingling sensation on sensitive skin

Less common side effects:

  • Skin irritation or contact dermatitis — particularly in individuals with known sensitivities
  • Itching or a rash in the treated area
  • Dryness if the wipes are used excessively without additional moisturisation

Serious allergic reactions (anaphylaxis) are extremely rare with topical wipe products, but if you experience swelling, difficulty breathing, or widespread rash, seek emergency medical attention immediately. The NHS provides guidance on recognising and responding to allergic reactions.

 

How Should You Store Clinell Contiplan Wipes?

 

Correct storage keeps the wipes effective and hygienic throughout the pack's use. Follow these storage guidelines:

  • Store below 25°C in a cool, dry place
  • Keep away from direct sunlight and sources of heat
  • Always reseal the pack after removing a wipe to prevent drying out
  • Keep out of reach and sight of children
  • Do not use after the expiry date printed on the packaging
  • Do not store in a bathroom where humidity may affect the product

If you're managing continence alongside other health concerns, our first aid collection includes additional products for skin protection and wound care that may complement your routine.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy Clinell Contiplan Wipes online in the UK?

You can buy Clinell Contiplan Wipes Pack of 8 directly from Cured Pharmacy online for just £2.99, with fast UK delivery and no prescription required. They're available as an over-the-counter product, so ordering is quick and straightforward. Simply add to your basket and check out securely through our GPhC-registered pharmacy.

How do Clinell Contiplan Wipes work in the body?

These wipes work topically — they don't enter the body but act directly on the skin surface. The cleansing agents remove urine, faecal matter, and moisture, while a barrier-forming ingredient such as dimethicone is left on the skin to protect against further irritation. This dual action helps prevent incontinence-associated dermatitis (IAD), a common and uncomfortable skin condition linked to prolonged moisture exposure.

How do I use Clinell Contiplan Wipes step by step?

Remove one wipe from the resealable pack and gently cleanse the affected skin area, wiping from front to back where appropriate. Do not rinse — allow the skin to air dry or pat gently with a soft cloth so the barrier layer remains on the skin. Reseal the pack immediately after use and dispose of the used wipe in a bin, not the toilet.

How often should I use Clinell Contiplan Wipes?

Use one wipe after each episode of urinary or faecal incontinence, or as directed by your healthcare professional during routine personal hygiene care. There is no strict maximum number of uses per day, but avoid excessive use beyond what is clinically necessary. If you're unsure about frequency, speak to your district nurse, continence advisor, or pharmacist.

Are Clinell Contiplan Wipes suitable for elderly people with sensitive skin?

Yes — these wipes are specifically formulated to be gentle on fragile and sensitive adult skin, making them well suited to elderly individuals who are at higher risk of skin breakdown. The rinse-free formula avoids the repeated washing that can itself damage delicate skin over time. If the person has a known skin condition such as eczema in the affected area, consult a healthcare professional before use.

Can Clinell Contiplan Wipes be used on broken or damaged skin?

No — these wipes are not recommended for use on broken, infected, or severely inflamed skin. Using them on compromised skin could cause stinging or worsen the condition. If the skin is already damaged, speak to your GP or district nurse, who may recommend a more appropriate wound care or barrier product from our first aid collection.

What are the side effects of Clinell Contiplan Wipes?

Side effects are uncommon but may include mild redness, temporary stinging, or skin irritation at the application site. Less commonly, some individuals may experience contact dermatitis, particularly if they have known sensitivities to any of the ingredients. Stop use and consult your pharmacist or GP if any reaction persists or worsens.

Do I need to rinse off Clinell Contiplan Wipes after use?

No — these wipes are specifically designed as a rinse-free product. Rinsing after use would remove the protective barrier layer that the wipe deposits on the skin, reducing its effectiveness. Simply allow the skin to air dry or pat gently after cleansing and leave the barrier in place.

Who is eligible to use Clinell Contiplan Wipes?

These wipes are intended for adults managing urinary or faecal incontinence, as well as carers and healthcare professionals providing personal hygiene assistance. They are not suitable for use on infants or young children, as they are formulated for adult skin. Anyone with a known allergy to the ingredients should not use this product.

What happens if I use too many Clinell Contiplan Wipes at once?

Using more wipes than necessary in a single cleansing episode is unlikely to cause harm, but it is wasteful and may cause mild dryness if the skin is over-cleansed. Stick to one wipe per episode of incontinence as a general guide. If you notice any skin changes with frequent use, speak to your pharmacist or continence nurse.

What are the alternatives to Clinell Contiplan Wipes?

Alternatives include other barrier wipes containing dimethicone or zinc oxide, or a two-step approach using a separate cleansing wipe followed by a barrier cream or ointment. You can explore suitable barrier and moisturising options in our creams and ointments collection. Speak to your pharmacist or continence nurse for personalised advice on which approach suits your needs best.

Can Clinell Contiplan Wipes be used alongside other creams or ointments?

Yes, but it's generally recommended to use the wipe first to cleanse the skin, then allow it to settle before applying any additional topical product such as a barrier cream. Layering products without allowing each to absorb may reduce the effectiveness of both. If you're using prescribed topical treatments in the same area, check with your healthcare professional about the correct order of application.

How long can I use Clinell Contiplan Wipes for?

These wipes can be used as part of an ongoing, long-term continence care routine for as long as they are needed. There is no recommended maximum duration of use, as they are designed for regular daily use in continence management. Always check the expiry date on the pack and replace if the wipes have dried out or the pack has been open for an extended period.

Are Clinell Contiplan Wipes flushable?

No — Clinell Contiplan Wipes are not flushable and should always be disposed of in a bin. Flushing wipes — even those labelled as flushable — can cause blockages in household and public sewage systems. The NHS and water companies advise disposing of all wipes in a waste bin to protect drainage infrastructure.

What is the latest guidance on managing incontinence-associated dermatitis?

Current clinical guidance, including recommendations from NICE and continence nursing bodies, supports a structured skin care regimen involving cleansing, moisturising, and barrier protection for individuals with incontinence. Using a combined cleanse-and-protect product such as incontinence wipes for adults is considered an efficient and evidence-informed approach. Speak to your continence nurse or GP for a personalised skin care plan if IAD is a concern.

How Should You Use Clinell Contiplan Wipes?

Using Clinell Contiplan Wipes correctly is straightforward, but following the right technique ensures you get the full cleansing and protective benefit from each wipe. Always wash your hands before and after use, and ensure the skin area to be cleaned is accessible and comfortable for the person receiving care.

Follow these steps each time you use a wipe:

What Is the Correct Dose of Clinell Contiplan Wipes?

There is no fixed "dose" for a topical wipe product in the same way as a medicine, but the following guidance applies to appropriate use. Generally, one wipe per cleansing episode is sufficient for most adults, though a second wipe may be needed for more thorough cleansing after faecal incontinence.

When Is the Best Time to Use Clinell Contiplan Wipes?

Use these wipes promptly after each episode of incontinence to minimise the time that urine or faecal matter remains in contact with the skin. Prolonged exposure is the primary cause of incontinence-associated dermatitis, so timely cleansing is important. In a care setting, wipes may also be used during routine morning and evening personal hygiene routines as directed by a healthcare professional.

There is no specific time of day that is universally "best" — the key principle is to cleanse as soon as possible after each episode and to maintain a consistent routine. Consistency is what protects skin integrity over time.

How Long Can You Use Clinell Contiplan Wipes For?

Clinell Contiplan Wipes are designed for ongoing, long-term use as part of a continence care routine. There is no recommended maximum duration — they can be used for as long as incontinence management is required. Always check the expiry date printed on the packaging before use, and replace the pack if the wipes have dried out or the seal has been left open for an extended period.

If you notice any skin changes, increased irritation, or worsening of skin condition despite regular use, speak to your GP, district nurse, or continence nurse for a review of your skin care plan.

Do not exceed the recommended dose. If in doubt, speak to your pharmacist.

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What Are the Most Common Side Effects of Clinell Contiplan Wipes?

Clinell Contiplan Wipes are generally well tolerated when used as directed. However, as with any topical product applied to sensitive skin, some individuals may experience mild reactions. The most commonly reported effects are localised to the area of application and are usually temporary.

  • Mild redness or flushing of the skin at the application site
  • Temporary mild stinging or tingling sensation, particularly on already-irritated skin
  • A feeling of tightness or dryness if the wipes are used more frequently than necessary

These effects typically resolve on their own without any treatment. If redness or stinging persists beyond a short time after use, discontinue the product and seek advice from your pharmacist.

What Are the Less Common Side Effects of Clinell Contiplan Wipes?

Less commonly, some individuals — particularly those with pre-existing skin sensitivities — may experience a more pronounced reaction. These are not expected in most users but are worth being aware of.

  • Contact dermatitis — an inflammatory skin reaction characterised by itching, redness, and sometimes blistering
  • A rash or hives in the treated area
  • Increased skin dryness or flaking with prolonged or excessive use
  • Sensitivity reaction to one or more of the wipe's ingredients

If you develop any of these symptoms, stop using the wipes and consult your pharmacist or GP. They may recommend patch testing or switching to an alternative product.

What Are the Serious Side Effects of Clinell Contiplan Wipes?

Serious adverse reactions to topical barrier wipes are extremely rare. However, in very rare cases, a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) may occur. Seek emergency medical attention immediately if you or the person in your care experiences any of the following after use:

  • Sudden swelling of the face, lips, tongue, or throat
  • Difficulty breathing or swallowing
  • A widespread skin rash or hives appearing rapidly across the body
  • Dizziness, rapid heartbeat, or collapse

Call 999 or go to your nearest A&E department immediately if a serious allergic reaction is suspected. Do not wait to see if symptoms improve on their own.

What Should You Do If You Experience Side Effects?

For mild side effects such as temporary redness or stinging, simply stop using the wipes and allow the skin to recover. Applying a gentle, fragrance-free moisturiser may help soothe mild irritation. For more persistent or worsening reactions, contact your pharmacist or GP for advice — they can assess whether the reaction is related to the wipes or to the underlying skin condition being managed.

You can also report suspected side effects or adverse reactions to a medical device via the MHRA Yellow Card scheme at yellowcard.mhra.gov.uk. Reporting helps improve safety information for all users.

Can Clinell Contiplan Wipes Interact With Other Products?

No significant interactions with medicines are currently known for this type of topical barrier wipe. However, if you are using other topical products — such as prescribed creams, ointments, or barrier preparations — in the same skin area, it is advisable to use the wipe first and allow the skin to settle before applying any additional product. Layering multiple topical products without allowing absorption time may reduce the effectiveness of each. If in doubt, ask your pharmacist or healthcare professional for guidance on the correct order of application.

If you are concerned about any side effects, contact your pharmacist or GP immediately.

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Content last updated: 31 Mar 2025

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