Team Options - 80001-Xl-C - Ladies' Basic With Built - In Barrier/Support, Light Yellow, Center Stoma, 10 Hip, 41" - 45" Waist, X - Large - Each

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Brand: Options
Sold By: Each
Gender: Female
Product Size: X-Large
Product Color: Pink
WHSXX: IM1

Product Overview

Team Options - 80001-XL-C - Ladies' Basic with Built-In Barrier/Support, Light Yellow, Center Stoma, 10 Hip, 41"-45" Waist, X-Large

This Ladies' Basic Brief features a built-in barrier/support for comfort and protection. Designed with a center stoma placement, it offers a secure fit for 10 hip size and a 41"-45" waist in X-Large. The light yellow color provides a neutral, everyday option.

Features:
- Everyday Basic Brief with light control for smoothing pouch and abdomen
- Built-in ostomy barrier/support made of 100% cotton to absorb and wick moisture away from skin
- 80% nylon/20% Lycra fabric blend for stretch and comfort
- Suitable for daywear or sleepwear

Specifications:
- Color: Light Yellow
- Size: X-Large
- Waist Measurement: 41"-45"
- Hip Size: 10
- Stoma Placement: Center
- Material: 80% Nylon, 20% Lycra (brief); 100% Cotton (barrier/support)

Use Suggestion:
Ideal for daily wear, providing light support and moisture management. The breathable fabric and built-in barrier make it comfortable for extended use, whether during the day or overnight.

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  • 4
    A true skin barrier

    Posted by NURSALIM H in healthproductsforyou on Sep 11th 2017

    My MIL has been using 5 skin barrier of this type so far because the stents have not been taken out from her stoma. So far so goos! At one point there had been urine sipping outside of the stoma and infiltrating under the skin barrier (where the skin barrier meets the skin), I'd think that's because we had not pressed the skin barrier strong enough for the skin barrier to glue in to the skin. The skin barrier was absorbing the urine and thickening about 2 mm thick within 1 cm perimeter around the stoma. The thick "barrier" was that good so that it does not leak the urine out! We have just need