Brava® skin protection spray (50 ml)

Brava® skin protection spray forms a protective film on the skin, protecting it from direct contact with adhesive materials, such as those used on plasters, insulin pump catheters, or CGM sensors for diabetes. The spray does not sting the skin. The skin protection spray makes diabetes supplies such as sensors and catheters more comfortable to wear on protected skin.

Features and details

• Forms a protective film on the skin
• Protects against direct contact with adhesive materials (plasters, insulin pump catheters, CGM sensors)
• Reduces skin problems caused by adhesive materials
• Does not sting the skin
• Also protects against excretions
• Contents: 50 ml

Everyday use

Before applying a plaster, catheter, or sensor, spray a thin layer of skin protection onto dry skin and let it dry briefly. The resulting protective film reduces direct skin contact with the adhesive and can help prevent skin problems in everyday life with diabetes.

To claim reimbursement from private health insurance, submit our invoice together with the private prescription to your health insurance provider. Unfortunately, Zuckerschmuck cannot process prescriptions from statutory health insurance providers.

Frequently asked questions

How do I use the Brava skin protection spray correctly?

Before applying a plaster, catheter, or sensor, spray a thin layer of Brava skin protection spray onto dry skin and let it dry briefly. The resulting film reduces direct skin contact with the adhesive.

What do I use Brava skin protection spray for?

Coloplast describes Brava skin protection spray as a skin protection spray that applies a thin protective layer to the skin. The film protects against direct contact with adhesive materials, such as those used on plasters, insulin pump catheters, or CGM sensors, and also against excretions.

How long do I need to wait after applying Brava skin protection spray before sticking on a plaster?

After applying Brava skin protection spray, let the film dry briefly before sticking on a plaster, catheter, or sensor. We do not have a time specified in seconds for this spray.

Skin protection film as a spray or as wipes: Which is better for me?

That depends on where you need the film: You can apply a spray over a large area without touching the skin, while an individually packaged wipe is easy to take with you and lets you apply the film precisely. Brava skin protection spray is a pump spray containing 50 ml and does not sting the skin.

Can I get Brava skin protection spray on prescription?

Unfortunately, Zuckerschmuck cannot process prescriptions from statutory health insurance providers. If you have private health insurance, submit our invoice for Brava skin protection spray together with the private prescription to your health insurance provider.

What does Brava skin protection spray contain?

According to Coloplast’s safety data sheet, the main ingredient in Brava skin protection spray is hexamethyldisiloxane, with a concentration of 90 to 95%. The pump spray contains 50 ml.

Goes well with

You can find more products in our skin protection collection. For foot care, Diarin leg and foot cream is also suitable. Read more about dealing with skin irritation in the guide Help with skin irritation caused by sensors and insulin pump catheters.

From the same range: Brava® skin protection cream 60ml and Brava® skin protection wipes. Often purchased together: Seni Care skin protection cream with arginine for sensitive skin (200 ml).