Hollister Adapt Ostomy Barrier Rings Features
- Flextend M skin barrier formulation
- Fill in depressions and even out skin contours under a skin barrier
- Sting-free alternative to paste
- For individuals with sensitive skin or limited dexterity
- Prolongs skin barrier wear time when used under a pouch or 2-piece skin barrier
- Incorporated with hydrocolloid provides a moisture absorbing and protective barrier
What to buy with Hollister Ostomy Rings?
How to use Adapt Barrier Rings?
- Wash and dry skin thoroughly
- Remove the protective coverings from both sides of the barrier ring and stretch or mold the ring to fit stoma size
- Apply the flat side of the ring to the adhesive area of ostomy pouching system
- Apply ostomy pouch as usual
Hollister Adapt Barrier Rings FAQ's
1.Do you need a barrier ring with an ostomy?
Ans.For many people with ostomies, a flat barrier ring works well to improve pouching system fit. However,if the skin around your stoma is very uneven or irregular, you may want to use a convex barrier ring.
2.How often do you change ostomy barrier rings?
Ans.A skin barrier is usually changed every three or four days (or about twice a week). Every person has their own routine, however, find what works best for you. Don't wait until your pouch begins to leak or pull away from your skin.
3.What is the difference between barrier rings and paste?
Ans.There are many advantages to using Adapt barrier rings instead of paste. For some people, barrier rings are easier to apply and remove than paste. Barrier rings are more durable. Most people find that the barrier rings eliminate the need for paste.
4. What are barrier rings made of?
Ans.Adapt barrier rings are donut-shaped and made out of a flexible hydrocolloid material that can be molded into a range of shapes to fit the barrier system and the individual's body.
