Premier Convex Flextend Drain Pouch with Belt Tab and Tape Border, Beige Lock n Roll, 3/4"
- Box of 5 EA
- Item # 508290
- Manufacturer: HOLLISTER INC
- Material: Plastic
- Convexity: Shallow
- Pouch Opening: Round Pre-Cut: 3/4
A one-piece, drainable pouching system designed to be opened at the bottom when emptying. These pouches are most suitable for colostomies or ileostomies. The Flextend? barrier is an extended wear skin barrier that is durable and offers high resistance to erosion. The integrated Lock 'n Roll? microseal closure utilizes plastic interlocking fasteners to create a secure closure at the bottom of the pouch. Soft ComfortWear? pouch panels help provide comfort.
Features:
- Flextend? (extended wear) skin barrier, convex
- Tape border
- Cut-to-fit and pre-sized skin barrier options
- Transparent and beige odor-barrier pouch film options
- Lock 'n Roll? microseal closure
- ComfortWear? pouch panels
- Not made with natural rubber latex
- Belt tabs permit easy attachment of an ostomy belt
- 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
- For Patients With:For Patient with Recessed/Retracted/Flush Stomas
* Note: Pricing shown is estimated and is subject to change upon verification of health insurance and eligibility. Final costs will be determined after the health insurance claim for your order has been filed.
- Built-in convexity means added security and skin protection for recessed, retracted and flush stomas, pre-cut openings.
- Easy to clean -- simply clean the inside of the pouch tail by wiping it with a damp tissue.
- Plastic belt tabs permit easy attachment of a belt to the pouch for additional security.
- Odor barrier and rustle-free film for extra confidence and protection.
- Included Lock 'n Roll™ closure with belt tab, tape border and without filter.
- 12'' length.
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