Dr. Smith's Caregivers Choice Touchless Adult Barrier Spray - 3.5oz Bottle

Alan S. Broner: I use this on an bedridden & incontinent elderly person who often gets irritations from stool. This makes it easy to get in the areas and helps heal red irritated areas

United States on Jan 25, 2022

KaM: Good for hard to reach areas or sensitive areas on a man. Only thing husband complained about was the cold spray. Other wise it works fine. Will buy again.

United States on Jan 18, 2022

BALAKA!: It's hard to write a review for a product I really like. I think it works well for what I need it for and I find it helpful, especially in the area of controlling embarassing odor caused by urine. It does a great job taking care of that odor. I just spare it onto the inside of my clothing near my genital area and it works great. What I don't like is the price. It's very expensive and you really aren't getting that much spray. I'm on a limited income and this product is important and frankly essential to me but because of it's price it turns out to be a "luxury" item and I can't buy it as frequently as I need it. It's just too damn expensive.

United States on Jul 20, 2021

Sara Golightly: As a retired registered nurse, many years retired, I've begun to have the problem many women have with aging....I don't always get to the bathroom on time; therefore, I sometimes have urinary incontinence. As a result, and in spite of fastidious cleanliness, my perineal area soon became irritated and itched. Before my next routine GYN exam, I used over-the-counter perineal wash and cream, which did little to relieve the condition. At my GYN appointment, my doctor recommended diaper rash cream, and I did my homework to find Dr. Smith's Adult Formula, which is spray-on zinc oxide, the same ingredient in diaper rash cream.

Now I shower, spray Dr. Smith's on my perineal area, and the irritation and itching are relieved. Great product, and I plan to use it again, if needed.

United States on Nov 18, 2018

Deb: My mother ended up with a horrible infection on her legs that left them with many open wounds. The hospital started using zinc oxide cream on them. When she was released they told us to keep using this type of cream and could switch to Diaper Rash cream....WHO thinks of these horrible things? We could never get that off her legs..especially due to the wounds the pain. By the time we could start truly cleaning it was a nightmare. I started searching for a better Zinc Oxide solution since the Drs all told me "Desitin or another diaper cream". I stumbled onto this, said a prayer, crossed my fingers and held my breath (ok the last part only because I would get close and inhale the spray..ha). Even spraying her legs with a LOT...the next day I could use a cleansing wipe....oh my gosh...IT CAME OFF!!! I'm still struggling to get off the horrible layers from before (for anyone else, we started using make up remover cream and cleansing wipes). But I LOVE this stuff and we will now carry an extra can in her hospital bag (just in case). This is THE BEST! Thank you -- what a life safer!!!

United States on Oct 27, 2018