Coloplast Ostomy Scissors Coloplast Finger Ring Handle Curved Blunt Tip / Blunt Tip, 1/EA

Ostomy Scissors Coloplast Finger Ring Handle Curved Blunt Tip / Blunt Tip, 1/EA

These ostomy scissors are curved, blunt-tip scissors from Coloplast for cutting ostomy baseplates. They are a practical choice for ostomy care workflows where smoother circular cuts and better control matter. A finger ring handle supports controlled handling, and the upper blade teeth help keep the baseplate from slipping during cutting.

Good Fit For

• Cutting ostomy baseplates to shape
• Ostomy care setups using one-piece systems
• Buyers looking for more control during circular cutting

Key Features

• Curved blades help facilitate circular cuts on ostomy baseplates
• Upper blade teeth help keep the baseplate from slipping while cutting
• Rounded lower blade end helps guide circular cutting
• Blunt-tip design helps reduce the chance of damaging a one-piece pouch during cutting
• Finger ring handle supports controlled, hand-held use

Applications and Usage

• Trimming an ostomy baseplate opening with a curved cutting path
• Making circular cuts while helping hold the baseplate in place
• Preparing a one-piece ostomy system with less risk of pouch damage from the scissor tip

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This item is a single each unit
• The scissor design is specialized for circular cutting rather than general straight cutting
• Rounded and blunt blade ends are intended to help guide cuts and reduce accidental damage during ostomy preparation

FAQ

• What makes these ostomy scissors different from standard scissors? These ostomy scissors use curved blades to help with circular cuts. The upper blade has small teeth to help keep the baseplate from slipping, and the lower blade has a rounded end to help guide the cut.
• Are these scissors suitable for cutting ostomy baseplates? Yes. These scissors are made for ostomy use, and the blade shape is intended to make circular baseplate cuts easier to control.
• Can these scissors help reduce damage to a one-piece pouch? Yes. The rounded lower blade end is intended to help avoid damage to the pouch of a one-piece system during cutting.
• What type of handle do these scissors have? These ostomy scissors have a finger ring handle for hand-held control.

From Coloplast.