An ileostomy stoma pouch support system includes a pouch coupled to an adhesive barrier attachable to a wearer around an ileal conduit, a barrier ring positionable around the ileal conduit and within the barrier such that the barrier ring is forming a seal with the pouch such that waste can enter the pouch, at least one barrier extender couplable to the barrier and extending a full circumference of the barrier, a washer placeable above the barrier and the at least one barrier extender such that the washer has at least some overlap with the barrier or at least one barrier extender through the full circumference of the barrier, and a cummerbund style belt adapted and configured to apply downward pressure on the barrier and the at least one barrier extender to hold the barrier and the at least one barrier extender against the skin of the wearer.

An ileostomy stoma pouch support system includes a pouch coupled to an adhesive barrier attachable to a wearer around an ileal conduit, a barrier ring positionable around the ileal conduit and within the barrier such that the barrier ring is forming a seal with the pouch such that waste can enter the pouch, at least one barrier extender couplable to the barrier and extending a full circumference of the barrier, a washer placeable above the barrier and the at least one barrier extender such that the washer has at least some overlap with the barrier or at least one barrier extender through the full circumference of the barrier, and a cummerbund style belt adapted and configured to apply downward pressure on the barrier and the at least one barrier extender to hold the barrier and the at least one barrier extender against the skin of the wearer.

A convex ostomy barrier assembly for attaching an ostomy appliance to a peristomal skin surrounding a stoma includes a skin barrier, an inlet opening defined in the skin barrier for receiving the stoma, and a convexity adjusting device. The convexity adjusting device includes a convex insert and an inflatable bladder, wherein the convex insert is configured to provide a convexity to the skin barrier and the inflatable bladder is configured to adjust at least one characteristic of the convexity.

A convex ostomy barrier assembly for attaching an ostomy appliance to a peristomal skin surrounding a stoma includes a skin barrier, an inlet opening defined in the skin barrier for receiving the stoma, and a convexity adjusting device. The convexity adjusting device includes a convex insert and an inflatable bladder, wherein the convex insert is configured to provide a convexity to the skin barrier and the inflatable bladder is configured to adjust at least one characteristic of the convexity.

The present invention provides a waterproof ostomy appliance cover which allows ostomy users to keep their ostomy bag dry when entering wet environments such as, for example, swimming, bathing, and showering. The waterproof ostomy appliance cover creates a waterproof environment for the ostomy bag without the risk of infection and contamination. In addition, this product can also provide for easy and clean disposal of the zip sealed ostomy bag.

The present invention provides a waterproof ostomy appliance cover which allows ostomy users to keep their ostomy bag dry when entering wet environments such as, for example, swimming, bathing, and showering. The waterproof ostomy appliance cover creates a waterproof environment for the ostomy bag without the risk of infection and contamination. In addition, this product can also provide for easy and clean disposal of the zip sealed ostomy bag.

A percutaneous collar is made up of a central rigid ring and a flexible mesh inside a microporous silicone disc. The volume of the disc has a three-dimensional network of interconnected micropores forming microchannels connecting both external faces of the disc through the external micropores to the internal flexible mesh wherein the flexible mesh is formed by crossed longitudinal and radial elements or plates which form a plurality of holes.

A percutaneous collar is made up of a central rigid ring and a flexible mesh inside a microporous silicone disc. The volume of the disc has a three-dimensional network of interconnected micropores forming microchannels connecting both external faces of the disc through the external micropores to the internal flexible mesh wherein the flexible mesh is formed by crossed longitudinal and radial elements or plates which form a plurality of holes.

An adhesive wafer for an ostomy device, the wafer comprising a skin-facing adhesive layer, a backing layer on a part of the non-skin-facing side of the adhesive layer, and a hole for accommodating a stoma. On the central portion of the wafer is located a release layer being configured to release a neutralizer. The release layer is in direct contact with the adhesive layer. The neutralizer is capable of neutralizing or at least minimizing the level of skin or adhesive aggressiveness of the output.

An ostomy pouch holding system that includes: a first hook; a second hook; a pouch holder, where the pouch holder includes a top opening adapted to receive an ostomy pouch; a bottom opening on the pouch holder; and loop connectors at the top edge, where the loop connectors are adapted to receive the first hook and the second hook. The first hook includes a first button and the second hook includes a second button. The loop connectors preferably include a first loop connector on a first side of the top edge and a second loop connector on a second side of the top edge. The pouch holder is preferably made of spandex. The first hook and second hook are adapted for placement on a waist of a trouser.