Hollister New Image Convex CeraPlus Skin Barrier with Floating Flange and No Tape Border

• CeraPlus (extended wear) skin barrier, convex
• Infused with ceramide for enhanced skin protection
• Reduces transepidermal water loss (TEWL) from damaged skin
• Maintains the skin's natural moisture barrier
• Long-lasting adhesive properties for secure and reliable seal
• Available in cut-to-fit option for personalized fit
• Tape border-free design for gentle application and removal
• Latex-free for individuals with latex allergies or sensitivities
• Box of 5

The Hollister New Image Convex CeraPlus Skin Barrier, a breakthrough product designed to revolutionize the care and protection of stomas. With its advanced Remois technology and infusion of ceramide, this skin barrier sets a new standard for comfort, reliability, and peristomal skin health. Ceramide is a natural component of human skin that helps to decrease transepidermal water loss (TEWL) from damaged or eroded skin. It is designed to maintain adhesive properties and features a formulation designed to help protect the skin's natural moisture barrier and help maintain good peristomal skin health. Use the CeraPlus skin barrier with New Image ostomy pouches, including drainable, high output, closed, and urostomy options. Can be used with ileostomy and colostomy bags.

Features

• CeraPlus (extended wear) skin barrier, convex
• Without Tape Border
• Cut-to-fit
• Not made with natural rubber latex
• HOL15302 - Green 1 3/4" Flange - for stomas up to 1"
• HOL15303 - Red 2 1/4" Flange - for stomas up to 1 1/2"
• HOL15304 - Blue 2 3/4" Flange - for stomas up to 2"

Designed for extended wear, the CeraPlus skin barrier ensures long-lasting adhesive properties, providing a secure and reliable seal. This feature offers peace of mind, enabling you to confidently go about your daily activities without worrying about leaks or potential skin issues. The convex shape of the barrier further enhances the seal, conforming to the contours of your stoma for a precise fit and added security.

The New Image Convex CeraPlus Skin Barrier is available in cut-to-fit, for a customized fit, there is a suitable choice to meet your unique needs. To help you find the perfect fit for your stoma, the CeraPlus skin barrier is available in various sizes. The HOL15302 (Green) variant has a 1 3/4" flange, suitable for stomas up to 1" in size. If your stoma is up to 1 1/2" in size, the HOL15303 (Red) variant with a 2 1/4" flange is an ideal choice. For larger stomas, the HOL15304 (Blue) variant offers 2 3/4" flange, accommodating stomas up to 2" in size.

In addition to its exceptional functionality, this skin barrier is also designed with your comfort in mind. The absence of a tape border ensures a gentle application and removal process, reducing the risk of skin trauma. Furthermore, it is latex-free, making it suitable for individuals with latex allergies or sensitivities.

The CeraPlus skin barrier is seamlessly compatible with the Hollister New Image pouches range, including drainable, high output, closed, and urostomy options. This compatibility allows you to choose the pouch style that suits your lifestyle and stoma requirements, providing a comprehensive solution for all your ostomy care needs.

What does "without a tape border" mean?

• Gentle Application: Without a tape border, the skin barrier can be applied more smoothly and gently to the skin around the stoma. This reduces the chances of causing irritation or trauma to the delicate skin.
• Easy Removal: When it's time to remove the skin barrier, the lack of a tape border makes the process easier and less painful. There is no additional tape to peel off, minimizing the risk of discomfort or skin damage during removal.
• Minimized Residue: Tape borders can sometimes leave adhesive residue on the skin after removal. By eliminating the tape border, the risk of residue buildup is reduced, allowing for cleaner and more comfortable changes.
• Enhanced Flexibility: Without a tape border, the skin barrier may have more flexibility and conformability to the contours of the stoma and surrounding skin. This can contribute to a better fit, improved seal, and increased overall comfort.

It's important to note that even without a tape border, the adhesive properties of the skin barrier are still effective in providing a secure and reliable seal around the stoma. The absence of a tape border simply offers a different application and removal experience, which can be beneficial for individuals with sensitive or easily irritated skin.

What is a Convex Ostomy Wafer?

Convex ostomy barriers or wafers are specifically designed for individuals with stomas that are retracted, flush, or located in a skin crease. These barriers have a curved shape that helps to provide a gentle pressure against the skin surrounding the stoma, promoting protrusion and reducing the risk of leakage. By creating a more secure and snug fit, convex ostomy barriers help improve the effectiveness of the seal, enhance wear time, and prevent potential complications such as leakage and skin irritation. They are an essential solution for individuals with challenging stoma profiles, ensuring comfort and confidence in their daily activities.

What is a "floating flange" and does the New Image Convex CeraPlus Skin Barrier have one?

Yes, the New Image Convex CeraPlus Skin Barrier has a floating flange. A floating flange refers to a design feature found in certain types of ostomy barriers, including the New Image Convex CeraPlus Skin Barrier. The term "flange" refers to the flat, plastic ring that surrounds the opening of the ostomy barrier and attaches it to the skin.

In the case of a floating flange, the flange is not permanently affixed to the barrier itself. Instead, it can move or rotate independently from the barrier. This flexibility allows for easier positioning and alignment of the flange with the stoma, accommodating individual anatomical variations and providing a more comfortable and precise fit.

The floating flange design offers added convenience during application, allowing users to adjust the position of the flange to achieve the desired alignment with the stoma before securing it in place. This feature can contribute to a better seal, improved comfort, and enhanced overall wearability of the ostomy barrier.