SenSura Flex 2-Piece Wide Outlet Drainable Pouch 11-1/2" 655 mL, 2X-Large, Transparent
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SenSura Flex 2-Piece Wide Outlet Drainable Pouch 11-1/2" 655 mL, 2X-Large, Transparent

  • Box of 20 EA
  • Item # 6211590
  • Manufacturer: COLOPLAST INC
  • Material: Plastic
  • Flange Size: 90mm

SenSura Flex Two-Piece Wide Outlet Drainable Pouch with Integrated Wave Filter and EasiClose Integrated Closure 11-1/2" L, 655mL, 2X-Large, Transparent, Soft Cloth on Back.

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  • The double-layer adhesive is skin friendly and resistant to erosion from stoma output and body fluids.
  • The coupling plate has a clear, blue line for easy alignment of the bag and baseplate. The Floating Fflange allows easy application of the bag to the baseplate with little pressure on the abdomens.
  • Visible cutting guide.
  • The removal ear makes it easy to remove the adhesive without leaving residues on the skin.
  • The coupling is made of a soft and flexible adhesive which improves wearing comfort and gives you greater freedom of movement.
  • The integrated security channels gives extra security against leakage.
  • The bag has an integrated wave filter that allows the air to flow to help keep your bag discreet.
  • The soft, nonwoven fabric is strong and water repellent.
  • The outlet is easy to empty and clean.
  • The outlet can be folded up and hidden away without the need for bulky clips.

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