Hollister Colostomy Barrier New Image™ Flextend™ Without Tape 1-3/4" Flange Green Code Hydrocolloid 1" Stoma, 5EA/BX

Colostomy Barrier New Image™ Flextend™ Without Tape 1-3/4" Flange Green Code Hydrocolloid 1" Stoma, 5EA/BX

This colostomy barrier is a New Image Flextend hydrocolloid barrier with a 1-3/4 inch flange and a pre-cut 1 inch stoma opening. It is a practical choice for ostomy care needs where buyers want built-in convexity for recessed, retracted, or flush stomas and a floating flange that helps reduce pressure on tender post-operative abdomens. The barrier uses extended-wear Flextend skin protection and does not require tape.

Good Fit For

• Recessed, retracted, or flush stomas
• Post-operative ostomy care where reduced abdominal pressure matters
• Buyers looking for an extended-wear barrier without tape

Key Features

• Built-in convexity adds security and skin protection for recessed, retracted, and flush stomas
• Floating flange helps reduce pressure on tender post-operative abdomens
• Flextend hydrocolloid skin barrier supports extended wear
• Tapered edges eliminate the need for tape
• Pre-cut for a 1 inch stoma to simplify selection and application
• 1-3/4 inch flange with Green Code system match for product matching

Applications and Usage

• Selecting a pre-cut colostomy barrier for a 1 inch stoma
• Supporting ostomy care when convexity is needed for a recessed or flush stoma
• Choosing a barrier for extended wear skin protection
• Using a floating flange to help reduce pressure on a tender post-operative abdomen

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 4 Inch.
• This barrier is pre-cut for a 1 inch stoma, so sizing should match the user's needs before purchase.
• The Green Code system match and 1-3/4 inch flange are important for selecting the correct matching system components.
• This version is made without tape, which may matter for buyers standardizing around tape-free barriers.

FAQ

• What stoma size is this colostomy barrier made for? This barrier is pre-cut for a 1 inch stoma opening.
• When is built-in convexity useful? Built-in convexity is intended for recessed, retracted, and flush stomas where added security and skin protection are needed.
• Does this barrier require tape? No. The Flextend skin barrier has tapered edges that eliminate the need for tape.
• What is the flange size? This barrier uses a 1-3/4 inch flange.
• Why might a buyer choose the floating flange version? The floating flange is meant to help eliminate pressure on tender post-operative abdomens.

From New Image Flextend by Hollister.