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Lucas' Papaw Ointment (75g) — Washes & Barrier Creams Australia — NDIS & Aged Care
Lucas' Papaw Ointment 75g — multipurpose ointment with Queensland-grown fermented papaya for nappy rash, minor wounds, burns and chafing
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✓ Skin washes, barrier creams, and moisturisers may be funded under NDIS Consumables as part of your support plan. Contact us to confirm eligibility. Ask us how to claim →
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Why Skin Care Products Support Skin Integrity and Comfort
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Natural AntibacterialFresh fermented papaya has natural antibacterial and antimicrobial properties
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Multipurpose ReliefSoothes nappy rash, minor burns, sunburn, cuts, chafing, insect bites, and gravel rash
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Gentle FormulaGentle enough for infants and delicate skin — made with Queensland-grown papaw fruit
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Protective BarrierForms a soothing protective layer that supports skin healing and reduces irritation
Specifications & What's in the Box
Specifications
BrandLucas
TypeTopical Ointment
Weight75g
Key IngredientFermented Carica Papaya (Queensland-grown)
PropertiesAntibacterial, Antimicrobial
What's Included
1 × Lucas' Papaw Ointment 75g✓
Frequently Asked Questions
Can skin care products be funded through NDIS?
Yes, in many cases. Barrier creams, skin washes, and moisturisers used for incontinence-related skin care or wound prevention may be funded under NDIS Consumables. Eligibility depends on your NDIS plan and how these products relate to your support needs. Our team can assist with quotes and invoicing for plan managers and support coordinators.
What's the difference between a barrier cream and a skin wash?
A skin wash (or cleansing foam/lotion) is used to clean the skin during incontinence care or personal hygiene routines — often designed to be no-rinse and gentle on the skin's pH. A barrier cream or protection foam is applied after cleansing to form a protective layer on the skin, preventing moisture and body waste from causing breakdown or irritation. Both are often used together as part of a skin care routine.
Why is skin care especially important for incontinence?
Prolonged contact with urine or faecal matter can strip the skin's natural protective acid mantle, leading to irritation, redness, and breakdown (incontinence-associated dermatitis). Regular cleansing with a pH-balanced wash and applying a barrier cream after each change helps maintain skin integrity. Products containing creatine, zinc oxide, or panthenol are commonly recommended by clinicians and our pharmacist team.
How long does delivery take?
In-stock orders are dispatched the next business day. Standard delivery is 2–5 business days to most metro areas. Express options are available at checkout. Rural and remote deliveries may take slightly longer.
Can I return it if it doesn't suit?
Returns are accepted within 30 days for products that are brand new and unopened in their original packaging. If you have sensitive skin, we recommend trialling a smaller size first. If you receive a faulty or incorrect product, we'll resolve it promptly.
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