McKesson Ostomy Skin Barrier Paste, 2 oz Tube
McKesson Ostomy Skin Barrier Paste — 2 oz Pectin-Based Tube
Overview
McKesson Skin Barrier Paste caulks and fills the creases, folds, and uneven contours around the stoma, creating a flatter surface so your skin barrier sits flush and seals better. The pectin-based hydrocolloid formula forms an absorbent, protective layer and helps keep output from getting under the barrier — which can improve the fit and support longer wear.
The low-alcohol paste hardens as it sets for a dependable hold, and the easy-to-squeeze tube has a screw-top lid so it won’t dry out between uses. It’s a filler and caulk — not an adhesive.
Pack Options
- SingleOne 2 oz tube
- Case of 2424 tubes — better value for regular use or restocking
Key Features
- Caulks and fills creases, folds, and uneven skin around the stoma for a flatter surface.
- Pectin-based hydrocolloid — forms an absorbent, protective layer.
- Better barrier fit and seal — helps keep output from getting under the barrier; supports longer wear.
- Low alcohol content.
- Hardens on application for a dependable hold.
- Easy-squeeze tube with a screw-top lid.
- A filler/caulk, not a glue.
- Latex-free · FSA/HSA eligible.
Equipment Specialist Insight: Like all barrier pastes, this is caulk, not glue — it fills the dips, scars, and creases around the stoma so the barrier rests on a flat surface instead of bridging a gap where output could sneak under. A thin bead at the inner edge of the barrier opening does the job; smooth it with a wet finger or let it tack up first. It’s pectin-based and hardens as it sets. There’s a little alcohol in it, so it can sting on broken skin — if that’s a problem, a barrier ring is the alcohol-free way to get the same flat, gap-free seal. The screw-top cap keeps it from drying out between uses.
Technical Specifications
- BrandMcKesson
- TypeOstomy skin barrier filler paste (caulk)
- BasePectin / hydrocolloid
- Size2 oz tube (screw-top)
- AlcoholLow alcohol content
- FunctionFills / caulks — not an adhesive
- LatexNot made with natural rubber latex
- CountSingle or 24 per case
Is the paste a glue?
No — it’s a filler/caulk. It fills creases and uneven areas around the stoma so the barrier sits flat; it doesn’t adhere the barrier on its own.
Will it sting?
It has a low alcohol content, so it can sting on broken or irritated skin. For sensitive skin, an alcohol-free barrier ring is a gentler alternative.
How do I use it?
After cleaning and drying, apply a small bead at the inner edge of the barrier opening, fill any uneven spots, then apply the barrier.
Product packaging, appearance, and included materials may vary. Please read and follow the instructions for use included with the product.
