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Adhesive Remover Wipes

Small wipes that dissolve the sticky residue tape and plasters leave behind, without scrubbing.

  • Individually wrapped
  • No acetone

Why you’d want it: Grey tape marks that survive three showers. One wipe, gone. Kinder than picking at them.

Picking tip: Uni-Solve and Smith & Nephew Remove are the hospital brands and worth the small premium. Use it for residue, then wash the spot — the remover itself needs rinsing off before anything else goes on that skin.

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