Premier 1-Piece High Output Soft Convex Drainable Pouch, Cut-to-Fit 1-1/2"
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Premier 1-Piece High Output Soft Convex Drainable Pouch, Cut-to-Fit 1-1/2"

  • Box of 5 EA
  • Item # 5083038
  • Manufacturer: HOLLISTER INC

A one-piece, drainable pouching system with an integrated soft tap at the bottom of the pouch, which allows it to be connected to a Hollister High Output collection bag without the use of an adapter. These pouches are most suitable for colostomies or ileostomies with high volume and/or liquid output. The Flextend™ skin barrier has a strong ability to withstand erosion and helps maintain healthy skin with high volume output and aggressive discharge. The AF300™ filter allows for slow release and deodorization of gas from the pouch.

Features:

  • Drainable pouch with soft tap
  • Wide bore tap with 16.5mm inner diameter
  • Connects to Hollister 2L collection bag
  • Soft convex skin barrier with adhesive border barrier
  • The skin barrier has a strong ability to withstand erosion
  • Cut-to-fit skin barrier to achieve best fit
  • Not made with natural rubber latex
  • Flextend™ with tape
  • Improved beige color that isn't seen through under clothes
  • Softer more breathable fabric that is comfortable to wear
  • Improved water repellent fabric that dries fast
  • Closure has soft rounded corners and a fastener with an audible click, helping to indicate a secure closure

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