Skins Touch POS
Skins Touch POS
- ✔️ Designed specifically for Skins Touch sexual health products
- ✔️ Improves product visibility and customer self-selection in store
- ✔️ Compact design suits pharmacy counters and retail shelves
- ✔️ Branded unit reinforces Skins Touch product recognition
- ✔️ Supports accessible sexual health merchandising in retail settings
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What Is the Skins Touch Condom Display?
If you run a pharmacy or retail outlet and want to make sexual health products more visible and accessible to your customers, a well-designed point of sale unit can make a real difference. The Skins Touch condom display is a purpose-built merchandising unit from the Skins Sexual Health range, designed to present Skins Touch products clearly and attractively at the point of purchase. Whether you place it on a counter, shelf, or near the till, it draws attention to an important category that many customers might otherwise feel awkward asking about. Making these products easy to find quietly removes a barrier — and that matters for public health.
Sexual health is a core part of overall wellbeing. The NHS encourages open access to contraception and sexual health products, and pharmacy teams play a central role in that. Stocking a dedicated display like this one signals to customers that your pharmacy takes sexual health seriously. You can explore the full range of condoms and sexual health products available at Cured Pharmacy to complement this display unit.
How Does the Skins Touch POS Display Work in a Retail Setting?
Point of sale displays work by placing products directly in the customer's line of sight at the moment they are most likely to make a purchasing decision. The Skins Touch POS unit is designed to hold Skins Touch branded products in an organised, branded format that reinforces product recognition. Here is how it functions in practice:
- Positions Skins Touch products at eye level or counter height for maximum visibility
- Uses branded design to build customer familiarity with the Skins range
- Keeps stock organised and easy to replenish
- Reduces the need for customers to ask staff, which can lower the perceived stigma around purchasing sexual health products
It is a straightforward retail tool, but its impact on accessibility and sales can be meaningful — particularly in community pharmacy settings where sexual health conversations are already part of everyday practice.
Who Should Use the Skins Touch POS Display?
This display unit is intended for trade buyers rather than individual consumers. It is suitable for:
- Community pharmacies looking to improve sexual health product visibility
- Independent health retailers and convenience stores
- Sexual health clinics or GP surgeries with a retail area
- Supermarkets or health shops stocking the Skins Touch range
If you are a pharmacy owner or retail buyer, this unit slots neatly into your existing merchandising strategy. It requires no specialist installation and is designed to be practical from day one.
How Does the Skins Touch POS Display Compare to a Generic Stand?
| Feature | Skins Touch POS Display | Generic Condom Display Stand |
|---|---|---|
| Brand alignment | Designed specifically for Skins Touch products | No brand-specific design |
| Visual appeal | Branded graphics included | Plain or minimal design |
| Product fit | Optimised for Skins Touch pack sizes | Variable — may not fit all packs neatly |
| Customer recognition | Reinforces Skins brand identity | No brand reinforcement |
Is the Skins Touch POS Display Suitable for All Retail Environments?
The Skins Touch POS display is a versatile retail unit that works in most standard retail environments. It is compact enough for a pharmacy counter but structured enough to stand independently on a shelf or display area. If you are considering how to organise your sexual health section, pairing this display with a broader range of personal lubricants and related products can help create a cohesive, customer-friendly section.
Store the display unit in a cool, dry location when not in use, away from direct sunlight or moisture, to preserve its structural integrity. The Skins Touch condom display is not a medicinal product and carries no clinical contraindications — it is purely a retail merchandising tool.
This product is a retail display unit, not a medicine. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist before using any of the sexual health products it is designed to display if you have an underlying medical condition or are taking other medicines.
Skins Touch POS specifications
| Treatment category | Point of Sale / Retail Merchandising |
| Mechanism of action | Retail display unit — not a medicinal product |
| Suitable for | Pharmacy and retail trade buyers |
| Active ingredient | N/A |
| UK classification | Non-medicinal retail product |
| Brand | Skins Sexual Health |
| Route of administration | N/A |
Specifications of Skins Touch POS
What Is the Skins Touch POS and What Is It Used For?
The Skins Touch POS is a branded point of sale display unit produced by Skins Sexual Health. It is not a medicinal product. Its purpose is to help pharmacies and retailers merchandise Skins Touch sexual health products — primarily condoms — in a way that is visible, organised, and accessible to customers. Sexual health product visibility in retail settings is genuinely important. Research consistently shows that when contraception is easy to find and purchase without embarrassment, uptake improves. The NHS highlights that condoms remain one of the most effective methods of preventing both unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) when used correctly.
This display unit supports that public health goal at a retail level. It is aimed at trade buyers — pharmacy owners, retail managers, and sexual health service providers — rather than individual end consumers.
What Do You Need to Know Before Using the Skins Touch POS Display?
As a retail display unit, the Skins Touch POS has no clinical contraindications. However, there are practical considerations for retailers before setting it up:
- Ensure the display is placed in a location compliant with your store's layout and any relevant trading standards guidelines
- Do not place the display in direct sunlight or near heat sources, as this may affect the integrity of the products displayed within it
- Ensure all products stocked within the display are within their expiry date and stored according to the manufacturer's instructions
- The display should be kept clean and free from damage to maintain a professional appearance
- Check that the products displayed carry appropriate CE or UKCA marking as required for medical devices such as condoms in the UK
There are no known drug interactions associated with this display unit, as it is not a medicinal product. However, the condoms and sexual health products it holds should be used in accordance with their individual product instructions.
- No drug interactions applicable to the display unit itself
- Products displayed (e.g. condoms) should not be used with oil-based lubricants, as this can degrade latex
How Should You Use the Skins Touch POS Display?
Setting up the display correctly ensures it functions as intended and presents products in the best possible way. Follow these steps:
- Unpack the display unit carefully and check all components are present and undamaged
- Assemble the unit according to any included instructions, ensuring it is stable and secure
- Position the display at counter height or on a shelf at eye level for maximum customer visibility
- Stock the display with Skins Touch products, ensuring packs are facing outward and clearly visible
- Check stock levels regularly and replenish as needed, rotating older stock to the front
- Clean the display unit periodically with a dry or lightly damp cloth to keep it presentable
| Setting | Recommended Placement | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Community pharmacy | Counter or near dispensary | Encourages discreet self-selection |
| Convenience store | Near till or health aisle | High footfall placement recommended |
| Sexual health clinic | Waiting area or reception | Supports open access to products |
If you are building out a broader sexual health section in your pharmacy, consider pairing this display with products from the women's health range to create a more complete offering for your customers.
What Are the Possible Side Effects of the Skins Touch POS Display?
The Skins Touch POS display unit itself has no side effects — it is a retail fixture, not a medicinal or consumable product. However, if a customer purchases and uses the Skins Touch condoms or other products displayed within it, they should be aware of the following:
Common considerations with condom use:
- Latex allergy reactions in individuals sensitive to natural rubber latex — symptoms may include itching, redness, or swelling
- Discomfort if the incorrect size is used
Less common considerations:
- Allergic contact dermatitis from lubricants or spermicides used on some condom products
- Reduced efficacy if the condom is used incorrectly, stored improperly, or past its expiry date
Customers with a known latex allergy should be directed towards latex-free alternatives. The NHS provides clear guidance on condom use and allergy management.
How Should You Store the Skins Touch POS Display?
Proper storage of the display unit — and the products within it — is important for maintaining quality and compliance.
- Store the display unit in a cool, dry place when not in use
- Keep away from direct sunlight, which can fade branding and weaken materials
- Avoid storing near heat sources or in damp environments
- Condoms and sexual health products held within the display should be stored at room temperature, away from sharp objects
- Do not store condom products in wallets, glove compartments, or anywhere subject to extreme temperature fluctuations
- Always check expiry dates on displayed products and remove any out-of-date stock promptly
For further guidance on sexual health and contraception, the NHS offers a wide range of resources. You can also browse the men's health section at Cured Pharmacy for related products that complement a well-stocked sexual health display.
References
- https://www.nhs.uk/contraception/methods-of-contraception/condoms/
- https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/contraception/male-condoms/
- https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/sexually-transmitted-infections-stis/
- https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/latex-allergy/
- https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/sexual-health/
- https://www.gov.uk/guidance/medical-devices-conformity-assessment-and-the-ukca-mark
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Skins Touch POS display?
The Skins Touch POS is a branded point of sale display unit from Skins Sexual Health, designed to merchandise Skins Touch condoms and related products in pharmacy and retail environments. It is not a medicinal product — it is a retail fixture intended for trade buyers. The display helps make sexual health products more visible and accessible to customers, which supports better sexual health outcomes.
Where can I buy the Skins Touch POS display in the UK?
You can order the Skins Touch POS display directly through Cured Pharmacy online, which supplies trade and retail buyers across the UK. It is available as part of the Skins Sexual Health product range. Browse the full condoms and sexual health collection for complementary products to stock alongside the display.
What products does the Skins Touch POS display hold?
The display is specifically designed to hold Skins Touch branded sexual health products, including condoms from the Skins Touch range. It is optimised for Skins Touch pack sizes and branding, ensuring a neat and professional presentation. Always ensure products stocked within the display are within their expiry date and stored correctly.
How does the Skins Touch condom display work in a pharmacy?
The Skins Touch condom display works by positioning products at eye level or counter height, making them easy for customers to find without needing to ask staff. This reduces the perceived stigma around purchasing sexual health products, which the NHS recognises as a barrier to access. It is a simple but effective way to improve sexual health product uptake in your pharmacy.
How do I set up the Skins Touch POS display?
Unpack the unit carefully, assemble it according to any included instructions, and position it at counter or shelf height for maximum visibility. Stock it with Skins Touch products facing outward, and check stock levels regularly to keep it well-presented. Clean the unit periodically with a dry or lightly damp cloth to maintain its appearance.
Is the Skins Touch POS display suitable for non-pharmacy retail?
Yes, the display is suitable for any retail environment where sexual health products are sold, including convenience stores, supermarkets, and health shops. It is compact enough for a counter but structured enough for a shelf or standalone placement. Its branded design works well in any setting where the Skins Touch range is stocked.
Who is eligible to order the Skins Touch POS display?
The Skins Touch POS display is intended for trade buyers, including pharmacy owners, retail managers, and sexual health service providers. It is not sold as a consumer product for individual home use. If you are a retailer looking to improve your sexual health merchandising, this display is a practical and straightforward option.
What are the alternatives to the Skins Touch POS display?
Alternatives include generic condom display stands or other branded sexual health POS units from different manufacturers. However, generic stands may not be optimised for Skins Touch pack sizes or branding, which can result in a less cohesive presentation. The Skins Touch display is the most compatible option for retailers stocking the Skins Touch range specifically.
How should I store the Skins Touch POS display when not in use?
Store the display unit in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture to preserve its structural integrity and appearance. Avoid placing it near heat sources or in damp environments. When reassembling after storage, check all components are intact before restocking with products.
Can customers with a latex allergy use the products in the Skins Touch display?
Customers with a known latex allergy should not use latex condoms and should be directed towards latex-free alternatives. The NHS provides guidance on latex allergy and suitable contraceptive options for affected individuals. Always ensure your display includes or is positioned near information about alternative products for customers with allergies.
How long can the Skins Touch POS display be used for?
The display unit itself has no set lifespan and can be used indefinitely as long as it remains structurally sound and presentable. Replace the unit if it becomes damaged, faded, or no longer holds products securely. Regularly check and rotate the products within the display to ensure nothing is stocked past its expiry date.
What are the latest guidelines on sexual health product accessibility in pharmacies?
The NHS and Public Health England have consistently emphasised the importance of making contraception and sexual health products easily accessible in community settings, including pharmacies. Visible, well-stocked displays are one practical way pharmacies can support this. You can find further guidance through the NHS sexual health pages and by speaking with your local sexual health commissioner.
Do the condoms in the Skins Touch display need to meet UK safety standards?
Yes. Condoms sold in the UK must carry the CE mark or UKCA mark, confirming they meet the required safety and performance standards as medical devices. The MHRA regulates condoms as Class IIb medical devices in the UK. Always ensure any products you stock within the display carry the appropriate conformity marking.
Can I use the Skins Touch POS display alongside other sexual health products?
Absolutely. The display works well as part of a broader sexual health section that includes personal lubricants, contraceptive products, and related items. Pairing it with products from the personal lubricants range can help create a more complete and customer-friendly sexual health area in your pharmacy or store.
What should I do if the Skins Touch POS display arrives damaged?
If your display unit arrives damaged, contact Cured Pharmacy's customer service team as soon as possible with details of the damage and any supporting photographs. Do not attempt to use a damaged display unit, as it may not hold products securely. A replacement or resolution will be arranged promptly.
How Should You Use the Skins Touch POS Display?
Setting up the Skins Touch POS display correctly ensures it functions as intended and presents products in the most accessible way for your customers. Take a moment to read through the steps below before assembling and positioning the unit in your retail space.
What Is the Correct Dose of the Skins Touch POS Display?
The Skins Touch POS is a retail display unit and has no dosage in the medicinal sense. The table below outlines recommended stocking guidance by retail setting to help you get the most from the display.
When Is the Best Time to Use the Skins Touch POS Display?
The display should be set up and stocked before your store opens to the public, ensuring it is ready for customers from the moment they walk in. If you are launching a new sexual health section or refreshing your existing one, positioning the display during a quiet period allows you to arrange it carefully without disruption to customers or staff.
How Long Can You Use the Skins Touch POS Display For?
The display unit has no fixed lifespan and can remain in use indefinitely, provided it stays structurally sound and presentable. Inspect it regularly for signs of wear, fading, or damage, and replace it if it no longer holds products securely or looks professional. Always ensure the products stocked within the display are within their expiry date — remove and replace any out-of-date stock promptly.
Do not exceed the recommended stock capacity of the display unit. If in doubt, speak to your pharmacist or Cured Pharmacy's customer service team.
What Are the Most Common Considerations When Using the Skins Touch POS Display?
The Skins Touch POS display unit itself has no side effects — it is a retail fixture, not a medicinal or consumable product. However, customers purchasing and using the Skins Touch condoms displayed within it should be aware of some common considerations. The most frequently reported issue with condom use is discomfort due to incorrect sizing, which can be resolved by trying a different size or style.
- Discomfort or reduced sensation if the incorrect condom size is used
- Mild skin irritation from lubricants applied to the condom surface
- Reduced efficacy if the condom is applied incorrectly or tears during use
What Are the Less Common Side Effects of Condoms Displayed in the Skins Touch Unit?
Less commonly, some individuals may experience reactions to the materials used in condom manufacture. These are more likely in people with pre-existing sensitivities or allergies.
- Allergic contact dermatitis from latex or lubricant ingredients
- Localised redness, itching, or swelling in individuals with latex sensitivity
- Irritation from spermicidal lubricants in those with sensitivity to nonoxynol-9
What Are the Serious Side Effects to Be Aware Of?
Serious reactions to condoms are rare but can occur in individuals with a confirmed latex allergy. Anaphylaxis — a severe, life-threatening allergic reaction — has been reported in people with latex hypersensitivity, though this is uncommon. If a customer reports symptoms such as difficulty breathing, swelling of the face or throat, or a rapid heartbeat after condom use, they should seek emergency medical attention immediately by calling 999.
What Should You Do If a Customer Experiences Side Effects?
If a customer reports a reaction to a product from the Skins Touch display, advise them to stop using the product immediately and seek advice from a pharmacist or GP. For mild skin reactions, over-the-counter antihistamines or topical treatments may help, but a healthcare professional should confirm the cause. Customers with a known latex allergy should always be directed towards latex-free condom alternatives.
Can the Products in the Skins Touch Display Interact With Other Products?
Condoms — including those in the Skins Touch range — should not be used with oil-based lubricants such as petroleum jelly, body lotion, or coconut oil, as these can degrade latex and increase the risk of the condom breaking. Water-based or silicone-based lubricants are safe to use with latex condoms. Customers should be advised to check lubricant compatibility before use. You can find compatible products in the personal lubricants section at Cured Pharmacy.
If you are concerned about any side effects related to products displayed in the Skins Touch POS unit, contact your pharmacist or GP immediately.
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Content last updated: 14 Sep 2026
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