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What is a Flat Skin Barrier?

As the name suggests, the flat skin barrier is completely flat without any bulge. It lies flat on the skin and is used when the peristomal skin is flat without any folds or creases and the stoma protrudes at least a quarter-inch or more above the skin. Flat ostomy wafers are flexible and accommodate the contours of one’s body. The flat wafers complement the slightly protruding stoma that empties perfectly into the bag without leakage. These skin wafers are ideal for regular-shaped stomas and eliminate excess pressure on the tender area.

These barriers typically work well for many ostomates. However, if you have a flat or retracted stoma, a flat barrier may not be a good choice for you. The stoma output may leak underneath the skin barrier and cause skin irritation and damage. Flat skin barriers come in pre-cut, cut-to-fit, standard wear, and extended wear varieties.

Best-Selling Flat Wafers at HPFY

  1. Hollister New Image Flat Cut-to-Fit Flextend Ostomy Skin Barrier features a tape border that provides additional security to the attachment of this two-piece skin barrier to the skin. 
  2. Hollister New Image Standard Wear Cut-to-Fit FlexWear Ostomy Skin Barrier gives excellent adhesion to the skin and can be worn for more than one day. 
  3. Coloplast Sensura Click Two-Piece Flat Standard Cut-To-Fit Skin Barrier features a mechanical coupling system with an audible click which confirms that the pouch is locked securely to the barrier.

Where to buy Flat Ostomy Wafers online?

Health Products For You carries a whole line of flat skin barriers keeping your needs in mind. We supply skin barriers from reputed manufacturers like Coloplast, Hollister, Genairex, and more at a very competitive price range. Place your order today!

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