The Safe n Simple One-Piece Convex Drainable Colostomy Bag is a 12-inch ostomy pouch with a built-in convex, extended wear skin barrier that comes pre-cut to fit a 1 inch stoma. The barrier and pouch are one piece, so there is no flange or coupling ring to snap together. The drainable end lets you empty the bag without taking it off, and the opaque film keeps the contents out of sight. Each box holds 10 pouches.
Key Features
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One-piece pouching system: skin barrier and pouch come as one unit, so each change is a single step.
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Convex barrier: curves outward to press gently around the stoma, which helps when the stoma is flush with the skin, retracted, or surrounded by creases.
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Pre-cut 1 inch opening: ready to apply, with no cutting.
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Extended wear barrier: built for longer wear than a standard wear barrier.
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Drainable 12 inch pouch: empty it as often as you need; 1 curved tail closure is included.
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Belt tabs: attach an ostomy belt for extra security.
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Soft comfort panel: skin-friendly, quiet, light and sturdy, made with an environmentally safe film.
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Opaque pouch: for privacy and discretion.
Is This the Right Ostomy Bag for You?
There are a few main types of ostomy bags. Here is how this one compares:
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One-piece vs two-piece: a one piece colostomy bag has the barrier built in, so it is quick to apply. A two-piece system lets you change the pouch without removing the barrier.
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Drainable vs closed: a drainable ostomy bag is emptied through the outlet at the bottom and suits looser output. A closed pouch is thrown away after each use.
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Convex vs flat: a convex ostomy bag is often recommended for a flush or retracted stoma or uneven skin. A flat barrier suits a stoma that sticks out well from the skin.
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Pre-cut vs cut-to-fit: pre-cut saves time when your stoma size is stable. Cut-to-fit is better if your stoma is still changing size.
Not sure what your stoma type needs? Read our colostomy vs ileostomy guide, and check with your ostomy nurse before you switch to a convex barrier.
Specifications
| Brand |
Safe n Simple |
| Manufacturer # |
SNS7612258 |
| Application |
Ostomy pouch |
| System Type |
One-piece |
| Barrier Style |
Convex, pre-cut |
| Barrier Type |
Extended wear |
| Stoma Opening |
1 inch (pre-cut) |
| Pouch Length |
12 inch |
| Drain Type |
Drainable, 1 curved tail closure included |
| Other |
Belt tabs, soft comfort panel |
| Color |
Opaque |
| Sterility |
Non-sterile |
| Count |
10 pouches per box |
| Country of Origin |
China |
Who Is It For?
- People with a colostomy or ileostomy and a stoma that measures about 1 inch (25 mm).
- Ostomates with a flush, retracted or recessed stoma, or skin folds around the stoma, who have been advised to use a convex barrier.
- Anyone who wants a simple one-piece drainable pouch they can empty during the day.
- Caregivers, home health agencies and clinics stocking colostomy supplies.
Related products and guides: Browse more ostomy bags and pouches, add an ostomy support belt for extra security, or read our ostomy pouch buying guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a colostomy bag or an ileostomy bag?
It is a one-piece drainable ostomy pouch. Drainable pouches like this are used for colostomies and ileostomies, especially when output is loose or frequent. Your ostomy nurse can confirm it suits your stoma.
What does a convex barrier do?
A convex barrier curves outward and presses gently on the skin around the stoma. This helps the stoma sit forward into the pouch and can improve the seal for a flush or retracted stoma or uneven skin. Ask your nurse before you start using convexity.
What stoma size does this pouch fit?
The opening is pre-cut to 1 inch (about 25 mm). Measure your stoma with a measuring guide before you order. If your stoma size is still changing, a cut-to-fit pouch may be a better choice.
How do I empty a drainable ostomy bag?
Sit on or in front of the toilet, open the tail closure at the bottom, drain the contents, wipe the outlet clean and close it again. Most people empty the pouch when it is about one-third to half full.
Can I wear an ostomy belt with this pouch?
Yes. The pouch has belt tabs, so you can attach an ostomy belt for extra hold.
How many pouches come in a box?
This listing is for one box of 10 one-piece pouches, so one box covers 10 pouch changes.
Why Buy from All Care Store?
- Free shipping on all orders within the USA
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