A urine collection system includes a first fluid collection device with (i) a first internal cavity, (ii) a first inlet in fluid communication with the first internal cavity, and (iii) a first outlet in fluid communication with the first internal cavity. The urine collection system further includes a tube in fluid communication with the first outlet. The urine collection system further includes a second fluid collection device with (i) a second internal cavity, (ii) a permeable membrane positioned within the second internal cavity, thereby separating the second internal cavity into a first chamber and a second chamber, (iii) a second inlet in fluid communication with the first internal cavity, and (iv) a second outlet in fluid communication with the second inlet of the second fluid collection device.

A urine collection system includes a first fluid collection device with (i) a first internal cavity, (ii) a first inlet in fluid communication with the first internal cavity, and (iii) a first outlet in fluid communication with the first internal cavity. The urine collection system further includes a tube in fluid communication with the first outlet. The urine collection system further includes a second fluid collection device with (i) a second internal cavity, (ii) a permeable membrane positioned within the second internal cavity, thereby separating the second internal cavity into a first chamber and a second chamber, (iii) a second inlet in fluid communication with the first internal cavity, and (iv) a second outlet in fluid communication with the second inlet of the second fluid collection device.

An ostomy garment assembly for securing and concealing an ostomy bag includes a belt that is wearable around a user's waist. The belt has an opening extending therethrough to accommodate an ostomy bag that is being worn by the user. A pouch is coupled to the belt for containing the ostomy bag being worn by the user. The pouch is comprised of an opaque material to conceal the ostomy bag. Additionally, the pouch is comprised of a fluid impermeable material to contain fluids that might leak from the ostomy bag. The pouch is openable without removing the pouch from the belt to facilitate the ostomy bag to be emptied while the ostomy bag is positioned within the pouch.

An ostomy garment assembly for securing and concealing an ostomy bag includes a belt that is wearable around a user's waist. The belt has an opening extending therethrough to accommodate an ostomy bag that is being worn by the user. A pouch is coupled to the belt for containing the ostomy bag being worn by the user. The pouch is comprised of an opaque material to conceal the ostomy bag. Additionally, the pouch is comprised of a fluid impermeable material to contain fluids that might leak from the ostomy bag. The pouch is openable without removing the pouch from the belt to facilitate the ostomy bag to be emptied while the ostomy bag is positioned within the pouch.

A device, system, kit, and method for managing the passage of fluid through an opening in the body of a patient that includes a fluid-containment receptacle including a collapsible sidewall, the fluid-containment receptacle having a first receptacle opening and a second receptacle opening positioned at opposite ends of the sidewall, the fluid-containment receptacle. The device also including a first flange extending radially outward from the sidewall and positioned at or adjacent to the first receptacle opening and a second flange extending radially outward from the sidewall at or adjacent to the second receptacle opening. The device is configured to be applied to the opening in the body of the patient such that the first opening and the first flange contact the body of the patient and form a fluid barrier around the opening.

Devices for insertion into a stoma formed in a patient's body are provided, comprising a tube having distal and proximal ends and defining a path for movement of waste. To retain the device in the stoma and seal the stoma, the tube includes a retention mechanism located on the distal end and/or a sealing mechanism extending along a length of the tube between the proximal and distal ends. Collection apparatus for collecting waste from a patient's body also are provided, comprising a waste pouch and a connector for connecting the collection apparatus to a device inserted into a stoma. Additionally, waste collection systems for collecting waste from a patient's body are provided, comprising a tube for insertion into a stoma and a waste pouch. Each system may comprise a separate tube and waste pouch or the tube and waste pouch may be formed as an integral, inseparable component.

Devices for insertion into a stoma formed in a patient's body are provided, comprising a tube having distal and proximal ends and defining a path for movement of waste. To retain the device in the stoma and seal the stoma, the tube includes a retention mechanism located on the distal end and/or a sealing mechanism extending along a length of the tube between the proximal and distal ends. Collection apparatus for collecting waste from a patient's body also are provided, comprising a waste pouch and a connector for connecting the collection apparatus to a device inserted into a stoma. Additionally, waste collection systems for collecting waste from a patient's body are provided, comprising a tube for insertion into a stoma and a waste pouch. Each system may comprise a separate tube and waste pouch or the tube and waste pouch may be formed as an integral, inseparable component.

An ostomy pouch, comprises: inner and outer walls of flexible sheet material defining a cavity for containing stomal output; a deployable drain for draining stomal output from the cavity; and at least one sheet of comfort material comprising a hot-melt adhesive coating. The first sheet of comfort material is attached to the outer wall and at least a portion of the first sheet of comfort material forms a flap. The flap is configured to cover the deployable drain when the drain is in a retracted position.

Disclosed is a pliable skin barrier ring adapted for placement in a skin fold or crease located around a stoma of a user. The pliable barrier ring includes a first layer of a relatively harder adhesive material having a proximal surface and a distal surface. The pliable barrier ring further includes a second layer of relatively softer adhesive material provided at least on the proximal surface of the first layer of adhesive material. The first adhesive layer includes a relatively thicker bulk portion located in a central portion of the ring, and a relatively thinner flange portion extending radially inwards from an outer peripheral edge of the ring and transitioning into the bulk portion. The relatively thicker bulk portion provides a proximally projecting expanded shape to the central portion of the ring.

A garment includes an ostomy support garment that includes one or more slits configured to be adjacent to the front of an ostomy pack of a user, wherein the one or more slits are configured to open upon the ostomy pack being filled. The garment further includes an elastic material portion located on a back side of the garment and at least covering the one or more slits, wherein the elastic material portion is located adjacent to the front of the ostomy pack.