SORBADERM NO STING PUMP SPRAY
An alcohol-free, no-sting formulation that provides a protective interface between the skin and bodily waste, fluids, adhesive products and friction. Can be used on broken and non-broken skin.
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Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray | Alcohol Free Skin Barrier Spray for Skin Protection
Applying a skin barrier product to an irregular body surface, a hard-to-reach skin area, or a broad periwound region is easier with a spray than with a cream. A pump spray delivers the barrier solution as a fine mist across the target area without requiring contact with the skin and covers irregular contours more evenly than a cream spread by hand. Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is an alcohol free film forming skin barrier spray from Aspen Medical Europe. 28ml pump bottle. Transparent, flexible film. Compatible with adhesive products. No prescription required.
What Is Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray?
Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is a skin care product from Aspen Medical Europe. It is a 28ml pump spray bottle containing an alcohol free film forming polymer solution. When the pump is actuated, and the spray is applied to the skin surface, the solution is deposited as a fine mist across the target area. The solvent carrier evaporates, leaving a thin, transparent, flexible film on the skin. Because no alcohol is present in the formulation, this evaporation process does not cause stinging on sensitive or compromised skin.
Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is a pump spray, not a pressurised aerosol. The solution is delivered by a manual pump mechanism rather than a propellant gas. This means the product does not carry the same flammability considerations as pressurised aerosol skin barrier products and does not require the specific storage and usage precautions that apply to pressurised cans. The pump mechanism delivers a consistent amount of solution with each actuation.
The film-forming polymer is the same formulation as used in Sorbaderm No Sting Cream. The difference between the pump spray and the cream is the delivery format, not the active barrier component. The pump spray allows the barrier solution to be applied without touching the skin, which is advantageous when the skin is sore, fragile, or when precise no-touch application is preferred. The spray also covers a broader area quickly and conforms naturally to irregular skin contours without needing to be spread.
The transparent, flexible film deposited by the spray is compatible with adhesive products applied over it. Stoma appliances, adhesive wound dressings, and medical device adhesives can be attached over the dried film without significant loss of adhesion.
Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is for external skin use only. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. Do not spray onto open wounds or significantly broken skin. Allow the film to dry briefly before applying adhesive products. The pump spray is a manual pump device, not a pressurised aerosol. Do not puncture, heat, or attempt to access the spray mechanism by force.
How Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray Works
Alcohol Free Film Forming Polymer
The spray solution contains a film-forming polymer in an alcohol free carrier. When the spray is applied to the skin, the carrier evaporates quickly at body temperature and in room air, leaving the polymer as a thin continuous film across the sprayed area. The absence of alcohol in the carrier means the evaporation process does not produce the stinging sensation associated with skin prep products that contain alcohol. The film is flexible, transparent, and remains in place on the skin through normal daily activity.
No Touch Application
The pump spray format delivers the barrier solution to the skin surface without requiring direct hand or applicator contact with the skin. This is clinically advantageous in several situations: where the skin is too sore or fragile for gentle rubbing; where cross-contamination risk from hand contact with the wound or skin area needs to be minimised; and where the patient or carer is applying the barrier to a difficult-to-reach skin area such as the perineum or perianal region. The spray deposits the solution evenly across the target area in a single application step.
Even Coverage of Irregular Surfaces
A pump spray naturally deposits solution across irregular skin surfaces more evenly than a cream applied by hand. Bony prominences, skin folds, and the contoured periwound area around wound edges all receive consistent coverage from a spray application, provided the spray is held at an appropriate distance and directed at the area. This even coverage supports a more consistent barrier across the entire skin surface at risk.
Adhesive Compatibility
The film-forming polymer in Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is the same formulation as in Sorbaderm No Sting Cream. The transparent film is compatible with adhesive products. Stoma appliances, adhesive wound dressings, and other adhesive medical products can be applied over the dried film. This makes the spray suitable for use in stoma care, where the barrier is applied before each appliance change, and in wound care, where a dressing with an adhesive border is applied over the periwound skin that has been protected with the spray.
How to Apply Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray
Skin Preparation
- Cleanse the skin gently and allow to dry before applying the spray.
- Apply moisturiser first if this is part of the skin care routine and allow it to absorb.
Application
- Hold the pump spray approximately 10 to 15cm from the skin surface.
- Actuate the pump to deliver a fine mist over the target skin area.
- Cover the full area requiring protection with an even application.
- Allow the film to dry briefly before attaching any adhesive product or appliance.
- Do not rub the spray into the skin. Allow the film to form naturally on the skin surface.
After Application
- Attach the stoma appliance, adhesive dressing, or other adhesive product over the dried film.
- Reapply at each skin care occasion after cleansing.
Hold the spray at the correct distance from the skin to ensure an even fine mist rather than a concentrated wet patch. Too close a distance may deliver excess solution to a small area. The correct distance ensures even film coverage across the skin surface.
Pack Size
Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray 28ml
The 28ml pump spray bottle provides a supply for multiple applications. The number of applications from a single 28ml bottle depends on the size of the area sprayed and the number of pump actuations used per application. For peristomal skin care involving a discrete skin area around the stoma, the 28ml bottle provides an extended supply for ongoing use. The pump mechanism delivers a consistent dose with each actuation.
Safety Information and Precautions
When Not to Use Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray
- Eyes and mucous membranes.
- Open wounds or significantly broken skin.
- Known sensitivity to the film forming polymer or other components.
Precautions
- For external skin use only.
- Allow to dry before applying adhesive products.
- Do not puncture or expose the pump mechanism to excessive heat.
- Keep out of reach of children.
Adverse Effects
- Skin sensitivity reaction to the formulation components in susceptible individuals.
- If skin irritation or redness develops after use, discontinue and seek clinical guidance.
Suitability
Clinical Uses of Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray
- Peristomal skin preparation and barrier protection before stoma appliance attachment, where the no-touch spray application avoids direct contact with sore peristomal skin
- Periwound skin protection around wound dressings, where a spray covers the irregular periwound area more evenly than a cream
- Incontinence skin care barrier protection on sore or hard to access perineal skin, where no touch application reduces patient discomfort
- Any clinical situation where a no touch alcohol free barrier film is preferred over a cream format
Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray vs Other Formats
Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray, Sorbaderm No Sting Cream, and Secura No Sting Spray (Smith & Nephew) all deliver an alcohol free film forming polymer barrier to the skin. The Sorbaderm pump spray and cream share the same formulation from Aspen Medical Europe. The pump spray is suited to broader area coverage and no touch application. The cream format (92g tube or 2g sachets) is suited to precise application by hand and single-dose use. Secura No Sting Spray is a pressurised aerosol from a different manufacturer. The Sorbaderm pump spray is a manual pump, not an aerosol. Choose between formats based on the skin area, application preference, and whether aerosol or pump delivery is appropriate for the clinical context.
Purchasing Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray
Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray does not require a prescription. The 28ml pump spray is available from Pharmacy Planet without a clinical consultation.
Our pharmacists can advise on Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray and on the full Sorbaderm range, as well as on selecting the most appropriate barrier format for different skin care needs.
For patients with significant skin breakdown, active infection, or complex incontinence or stoma skin care needs, seek clinical assessment alongside product purchase.
Storage
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight.
- Do not store above 25 degrees C.
- Keep the pump cap on when not in use.
- Do not puncture or expose to excessive heat.
- Check expiry date before use.
- Keep out of reach of children.
Why Choose Pharmacy Planet?
Pharmacy Planet is a GPhC registered online pharmacy. Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is a genuine Aspen Medical Europe product stocked through regulated UK supply chains.
Our pharmacists can advise on the full Sorbaderm range and on other skin barrier products for incontinence, stoma, and wound care.
References
- Aspen Medical Europe. Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray — Product Information. Aspen Medical Europe. https://www.aspenmedicaleurope.com. Accessed June 2026.
- NHS. Stoma care: skin care and barrier products. NHS England. https://www.england.nhs.uk. Accessed June 2026.
- Wounds UK. Best Practice Statement: Maintaining skin integrity. https://www.wounds-uk.com. Accessed June 2026.
Applying a skin barrier product to an irregular body surface, a hard-to-reach skin area, or a broad periwound region is easier with a spray than with a cream. A pump spray delivers the barrier solution as a fine mist across the target area without requiring contact with the skin and covers irregular contours more evenly than a cream spread by hand. Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is an alcohol free film forming skin barrier spray from Aspen Medical Europe. 28ml pump bottle. Transparent, flexible film. Compatible with adhesive products. No prescription required.
Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is a skin care product from Aspen Medical Europe. It is a 28ml pump spray bottle containing an alcohol free film forming polymer solution. When the pump is actuated, and the spray is applied to the skin surface, the solution is deposited as a fine mist across the target area. The solvent carrier evaporates, leaving a thin, transparent, flexible film on the skin. Because no alcohol is present in the formulation, this evaporation process does not cause stinging on sensitive or compromised skin.
Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is a pump spray, not a pressurised aerosol. The solution is delivered by a manual pump mechanism rather than a propellant gas. This means the product does not carry the same flammability considerations as pressurised aerosol skin barrier products and does not require the specific storage and usage precautions that apply to pressurised cans. The pump mechanism delivers a consistent amount of solution with each actuation.
The film-forming polymer is the same formulation as used in Sorbaderm No Sting Cream. The difference between the pump spray and the cream is the delivery format, not the active barrier component. The pump spray allows the barrier solution to be applied without touching the skin, which is advantageous when the skin is sore, fragile, or when precise no-touch application is preferred. The spray also covers a broader area quickly and conforms naturally to irregular skin contours without needing to be spread.
The transparent, flexible film deposited by the spray is compatible with adhesive products applied over it. Stoma appliances, adhesive wound dressings, and medical device adhesives can be attached over the dried film without significant loss of adhesion.
Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is for external skin use only. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. Do not spray onto open wounds or significantly broken skin. Allow the film to dry briefly before applying adhesive products. The pump spray is a manual pump device, not a pressurised aerosol. Do not puncture, heat, or attempt to access the spray mechanism by force.
Alcohol Free Film Forming Polymer
The spray solution contains a film-forming polymer in an alcohol free carrier. When the spray is applied to the skin, the carrier evaporates quickly at body temperature and in room air, leaving the polymer as a thin continuous film across the sprayed area. The absence of alcohol in the carrier means the evaporation process does not produce the stinging sensation associated with skin prep products that contain alcohol. The film is flexible, transparent, and remains in place on the skin through normal daily activity.
No Touch Application
The pump spray format delivers the barrier solution to the skin surface without requiring direct hand or applicator contact with the skin. This is clinically advantageous in several situations: where the skin is too sore or fragile for gentle rubbing; where cross-contamination risk from hand contact with the wound or skin area needs to be minimised; and where the patient or carer is applying the barrier to a difficult-to-reach skin area such as the perineum or perianal region. The spray deposits the solution evenly across the target area in a single application step.
Even Coverage of Irregular Surfaces
A pump spray naturally deposits solution across irregular skin surfaces more evenly than a cream applied by hand. Bony prominences, skin folds, and the contoured periwound area around wound edges all receive consistent coverage from a spray application, provided the spray is held at an appropriate distance and directed at the area. This even coverage supports a more consistent barrier across the entire skin surface at risk.
Adhesive Compatibility
The film-forming polymer in Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is the same formulation as in Sorbaderm No Sting Cream. The transparent film is compatible with adhesive products. Stoma appliances, adhesive wound dressings, and other adhesive medical products can be applied over the dried film. This makes the spray suitable for use in stoma care, where the barrier is applied before each appliance change, and in wound care, where a dressing with an adhesive border is applied over the periwound skin that has been protected with the spray.
Skin Preparation
- Cleanse the skin gently and allow to dry before applying the spray.
- Apply moisturiser first if this is part of the skin care routine and allow it to absorb.
Application
- Hold the pump spray approximately 10 to 15cm from the skin surface.
- Actuate the pump to deliver a fine mist over the target skin area.
- Cover the full area requiring protection with an even application.
- Allow the film to dry briefly before attaching any adhesive product or appliance.
- Do not rub the spray into the skin. Allow the film to form naturally on the skin surface.
After Application
- Attach the stoma appliance, adhesive dressing, or other adhesive product over the dried film.
- Reapply at each skin care occasion after cleansing.
Hold the spray at the correct distance from the skin to ensure an even fine mist rather than a concentrated wet patch. Too close a distance may deliver excess solution to a small area. The correct distance ensures even film coverage across the skin surface.
Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray 28ml
The 28ml pump spray bottle provides a supply for multiple applications. The number of applications from a single 28ml bottle depends on the size of the area sprayed and the number of pump actuations used per application. For peristomal skin care involving a discrete skin area around the stoma, the 28ml bottle provides an extended supply for ongoing use. The pump mechanism delivers a consistent dose with each actuation.
When Not to Use Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray
- Eyes and mucous membranes.
- Open wounds or significantly broken skin.
- Known sensitivity to the film forming polymer or other components.
Precautions
- For external skin use only.
- Allow to dry before applying adhesive products.
- Do not puncture or expose the pump mechanism to excessive heat.
- Keep out of reach of children.
Adverse Effects
- Skin sensitivity reaction to the formulation components in susceptible individuals.
- If skin irritation or redness develops after use, discontinue and seek clinical guidance.
Clinical Uses of Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray
- Peristomal skin preparation and barrier protection before stoma appliance attachment, where the no-touch spray application avoids direct contact with sore peristomal skin
- Periwound skin protection around wound dressings, where a spray covers the irregular periwound area more evenly than a cream
- Incontinence skin care barrier protection on sore or hard to access perineal skin, where no touch application reduces patient discomfort
- Any clinical situation where a no touch alcohol free barrier film is preferred over a cream format
Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray vs Other Formats
Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray, Sorbaderm No Sting Cream, and Secura No Sting Spray (Smith & Nephew) all deliver an alcohol free film forming polymer barrier to the skin. The Sorbaderm pump spray and cream share the same formulation from Aspen Medical Europe. The pump spray is suited to broader area coverage and no touch application. The cream format (92g tube or 2g sachets) is suited to precise application by hand and single-dose use. Secura No Sting Spray is a pressurised aerosol from a different manufacturer. The Sorbaderm pump spray is a manual pump, not an aerosol. Choose between formats based on the skin area, application preference, and whether aerosol or pump delivery is appropriate for the clinical context.
Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray does not require a prescription. The 28ml pump spray is available from Pharmacy Planet without a clinical consultation.
Our pharmacists can advise on Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray and on the full Sorbaderm range, as well as on selecting the most appropriate barrier format for different skin care needs.
For patients with significant skin breakdown, active infection, or complex incontinence or stoma skin care needs, seek clinical assessment alongside product purchase.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight.
- Do not store above 25 degrees C.
- Keep the pump cap on when not in use.
- Do not puncture or expose to excessive heat.
- Check expiry date before use.
- Keep out of reach of children.
Pharmacy Planet is a GPhC registered online pharmacy. Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is a genuine Aspen Medical Europe product stocked through regulated UK supply chains.
Our pharmacists can advise on the full Sorbaderm range and on other skin barrier products for incontinence, stoma, and wound care.
References
- Aspen Medical Europe. Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray — Product Information. Aspen Medical Europe. https://www.aspenmedicaleurope.com. Accessed June 2026.
- NHS. Stoma care: skin care and barrier products. NHS England. https://www.england.nhs.uk. Accessed June 2026.
- Wounds UK. Best Practice Statement: Maintaining skin integrity. https://www.wounds-uk.com. Accessed June 2026.
Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is an alcohol free film forming skin barrier spray from Aspen Medical Europe for skin protection in stoma care, incontinence care, and periwound skin protection. A manual pump delivers a fine mist that forms a transparent flexible film on the skin. 28ml. Compatible with adhesive products. No prescription required.
No. Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is a manual pump spray, not a pressurised aerosol. The solution is delivered by a pump mechanism without a propellant gas. This means it does not carry the specific flammability and storage precautions that apply to pressurised aerosol cans. It is a manually operated pump bottle that delivers a fine mist with each actuation.
Both contain the same alcohol free film forming polymer formulation from Aspen Medical Europe and deposit the same transparent barrier film on the skin. The difference is the delivery format. The pump spray applies the barrier solution as a fine mist without touching the skin, which is suited to larger areas, irregular surfaces, and situations where no touch application is preferred. The cream is applied by hand and is better suited to precise targeted application. Both produce the same protective film and are compatible with adhesive products.
The "no sting" name confirms that the spray contains no alcohol. Alcohol-containing skin barrier sprays and preps can cause a stinging or burning sensation when applied to skin that is sensitive, irritated, or already broken down, as is common around stomas and in the perineal area. Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray uses an alcohol free carrier, so the film forms on the skin without the discomfort of alcohol contact. This makes it more comfortable for regular use on vulnerable skin.
Yes. The transparent film deposited by Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is compatible with adhesive products. Apply the spray to the peristomal skin, allow a brief drying period for the film to form, and then attach the stoma appliance as normal. The film provides barrier protection for the peristomal skin and does not significantly reduce appliance adhesion.
Both are alcohol free film forming barrier sprays, but from different manufacturers. Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is from Aspen Medical Europe and is a manual pump spray. Secura No Sting Spray is from Smith & Nephew and is a pressurised aerosol. Both deposit a transparent barrier film on the skin. The pump spray mechanism of Sorbaderm does not use a propellant, so it does not have aerosol flammability considerations. Both are compatible with adhesive products applied over the dried film.
The number of actuations from the 28ml bottle depends on the pump mechanism and the amount delivered per actuation. For routine skin preparation of the peristomal area, the 28ml bottle provides multiple weeks of supply for daily or every other day use. Pharmacy Planet can advise on expected yield per bottle based on typical application patterns. The pump delivers a consistent amount per actuation throughout the bottle's use.
No. Sorbaderm No Sting Pump Spray is a skin care product and does not require a prescription. The 28ml pump spray is available from Pharmacy Planet without a clinical consultation. For patients with significant peristomal skin breakdown, active skin infection, or complex skin care needs, seek clinical assessment from a stoma nurse or tissue viability nurse.
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Review By
HARMINDER ‘HARMY’ KAUR
Last Updated On : Mar 13 2026
BSc(hons) Pharmacy
GPhC Number: 2061107
Authored By
GURDEV SEHMI
Last Reviewed On : Mar 23 2026
BSc Pharm, MRPharmS, Independent Prescriber, Superintendent Pharmacist, Clinical Lead
GPhC Number: 2050925


