

Brava Adhesive Remover Wipes (Alcohol-Free) | CP-12011
Brava® Adhesive Remover — Wipes, Alcohol-Free
Coloplast's Brava® Adhesive Remover, manufacturer reference 12011, is an individual alcohol-free wipe that makes it easy to remove the skin barrier and adhesive residue without irritating or stinging the skin. Its formula does not compromise the adhesion of the next skin barrier.
Key Features
- Non-irritating solution that removes the skin barrier or adhesive residue with ease
- Alcohol-free: doesn't sting or irritate/damage the skin
- Doesn't compromise the fit of the next skin barrier
- Individual wipe format, convenient to carry when travelling or on the go
- Box of 30 wipes
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer | Coloplast |
| Brand | Brava® |
| Product name | Brava® Adhesive Remover Wipe |
| Manufacturer reference | 12011 |
| Stomo Médical SKU | CP-12011 |
| Type | Adhesive remover wipe |
| Formula | Alcohol-free |
| Format | Individual wipe |
| Quantity | Box of 30 |
A spray version (50mL), with the same alcohol-free formula, is also available separately for use at home (ref. 12010).
Usage Guidance
This Brava® Adhesive Remover is intended for ostomates who want to remove their skin barrier and adhesive residue at each change without irritating the skin. Its alcohol-free formula is suitable for frequent use and does not compromise the adhesion of the next skin barrier. The individual wipe format makes it a convenient option for changes done away from home or while travelling.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this wipe contain alcohol?
No, this formula is alcohol-free, which avoids stinging and skin irritation when removing the skin barrier.
What's the difference between the spray and the wipe format?
Both offer the same alcohol-free formula. The spray (ref. 12010) works well for use at home, while the individual wipe is more convenient for changes away from home or while travelling.
Does this remover affect the adhesion of the next skin barrier?
No, its formula is designed not to compromise the fit or adhesion of the next skin barrier.


