Hollister Adapt Ostomy Barrier Rings

Hollister Adapt Ostomy Barrier Rings are used to fill in or caulk uneven skin contours near the stoma. They help create a flatter surface and prevent ostomy drainage from getting under the ostomy barrier. Barrier Rings may be cut, stretched, or stacked together to help improve the fit of a pouching system. Thinness and flexibility of these rings allows them to be molded to the shape of the stoma.

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7805	Outer Diameter: 2" (48mm), 4.5 mm Width	Each	$0.25	$7.55 $4.99
7805	Outer Diameter: 2" (48mm), 4.5 mm Width	10/Pack	$2.45	$70.65 $48.99
7806	Outer Diameter: 4" (98mm), 2.3 mm Width	Each	$0.25	$7.55 $4.99
7806	Outer Diameter: 4" (98mm), 2.3 mm Width	10/Pack	$2.45	$70.65 $48.99

Adapt Barrier Ring Features

Flextend M skin barrier formulation
SoftFlex is gentle and flexible, yet it adheres well to the skin
Fill in depressions and even out skin contours under a skin barrier
Sting-free alternative to paste
Adapt Barrier Rings are for individuals with sensitive skin or limited dexterity
Prolongs skin barrier wear time when used under a pouch or 2-piece skin barrier
Latex free

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Do I need to use both the paste and barrier rings?

Raynes - 10/7/2014 12:52:41 AM

Most people find that the barrier rings eliminate the need for paste.

Customer Care - 10/8/2014 8:02:36 AM

I used to use paste. Are the barrier rings better than paste?

Rodney - 10/6/2014 7:55:51 AM

There are many advantages to using Adapt barrier rings instead of paste. For some people, barrier rings are easier to apply and remove than paste. Barrier rings are more durable and tend to be more resistant to erosion from your ostomy discharge.

Customer Care - 10/7/2014 12:17:58 AM

How do I use them?

Eva - 10/3/2014 12:46:22 AM

Wash and dry your skin thoroughly
Remove the barrier ring from the plastic tray, then remove the protective coverings from both sides of the barrier ring
Stretch and mold before applying. You may choose to:
- Apply the barrier ring to the adhesive side of your skin barrier or
- Apply the barrier ring to your skin and then apply your pouching system
Stack barrier rings if needed, for an improved fit
To remove, gently peel away from the skin when you change your pouching system

Customer Care - 10/6/2014 12:17:10 AM

Can I use this product when my skin is irritated?

Barbara - 10/1/2014 12:39:31 AM

Yes, Adapt Barrier Rings are alcohol-free and will not cause pain when used on irritated skin. Irritated skin near the stoma should be evaluated by a healthcare professional who will help determine the cause of the skin problem and how to prevent further injury.

Customer Care - 10/2/2014 7:39:31 AM

My stoma is not round. Can I still use the rings?

Curtis - 9/23/2014 1:03:07 AM

Yes. The rings can be pulled or stretched into the shape you need.

Customer Care - 9/24/2014 8:08:16 AM

Can the rings be used a second time?

Jil - 9/15/2014 8:07:33 AM

No, the Adapt Barrier Rings are not designed for re-use and would not adhere well if reapplied.

Customer Care - 9/16/2014 12:38:32 AM

How should I remove the rings?

Crystal - 9/11/2014 7:52:45 AM

The ring will come off when you remove your pouch. If residue remains, gently roll and peel it from the skin.

Customer Care - 9/12/2014 12:29:43 AM

What if the ring is too big for my stoma?

Jeffrey - 9/3/2014 12:18:27 AM

You can make the ring smaller by cutting away a section and pressing the cut ends back together.

Customer Care - 9/4/2014 12:21:52 AM

Is there a top or bottom to the barrier ring?

Matthew - 8/11/2014 12:57:30 AM

No, either side may be applied to your skin.

Customer Care - 8/12/2014 12:01:39 AM

How do I know what size ring to use - the 2" or the 4"?

Susan - 8/5/2014 12:20:49 AM

Select the size that most closely matches the size of your stoma. The rings may be pulled and stretched to fit. Because the rings stretch and mold so well, most people find that the 2" ring works best.

Customer Care - 8/6/2014 11:41:01 PM

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