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Ostomy Care
- CeraPlus™ Line of Products A guide to our lines of products that meet your needs for security and skin health
- CeraPlus™ Product Selector* Selecting the Right Ostomy Product Can Make All the Difference
- Security and Skin Health CeraPlus™ Products help keep healthy skin healthy
- Testimonials Hear from users of our CeraPlus™ Products
- Learning Centre Resources to help you live your best life with an ostomy
- Clinical Education Educational resources for Healthcare Professionals
- Quick Educational Tools Helpful PDFs and videos for before and after ostomy surgery, including international resources
CeraPlus™ Product Selector
Selecting the Right Ostomy Product Can Make All the Difference
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Continence Care
- Discover Our Continence Care Products Our range of intermittent catheters has something for everyone who self-catheterizes — whatever their condition
- UTI Prevention Videos and articles about how to avoid urinary tract infections and improve your quality of life
- Learning Center Resources to help you learn more about bladder health, intermittent catheterization, and living life with a neurological condition
- Quick Educational Tools Helpful PDFs and videos to increase your continence care knowledge
- Clinical Education Educational resources for Healthcare Professionals
VaPro™ Intermittent Catheters
With 100% No Touch Protection, whatever you touch won't touch VaPro™ catheters
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Product Selector
Q1. What type of stoma do you have?
Stoma Type
Please select one answer.
Tip: There are three types of ostomies, or
stomas, that are the most common.
Click on the links below to learn what
makes them different from each other.
Q2. Which best describes the opening to your stoma?
Stoma opening
Please select one answer.
Tip: Please look at your stoma and determine where the stoma opening is
located. This is where the stoma output
exits and empties into the pouch.
Q3. Which best describes your stoma?
Stoma protrusion
Please select one answer.
Tip:
Above: A stoma that protrudes well above the skin surface.
Below/Flush: A stoma that is level with or below the skin surface.
Above: A stoma that protrudes well above the skin surface.
Below/Flush: A stoma that is level with or below the skin surface.
Q4. What best describes your abdomen and the skin around your stoma?
Your abdomen and the skin around your stoma
Please select one answer.
Tip: Please look at your abdomen and
the skin around your stoma.
Q5. Which best describes the abdominal tone around your stoma?
Abdominal tone
Please select one answer.
Tip: Please look and feel your abdomen and determine if it is soft or firm.
Hernia: Presents with a bulging around or beside the stoma making the abdomen feel firm.
Hernia: Presents with a bulging around or beside the stoma making the abdomen feel firm.
Q6. Which pouching system do you prefer?
Pouching Systems
Please select one answer.
Tip: There are 2 systems to choose from; a one-piece system and a two-piece system.
One-Piece System: The skin barrier and the pouch are one single unit.
Two-Piece System: The skin barrier and the pouch are two separate pieces. The plastic ring connects the two parts together.
One-Piece System: The skin barrier and the pouch are one single unit.
Two-Piece System: The skin barrier and the pouch are two separate pieces. The plastic ring connects the two parts together.
Please carefully measure your stoma to reveal your match
Measuring your stomaUse the Hollister round or oval stoma measuring guides to help ensure a good skin barrier fit, and help prevent peristomal skin complications.
Measuring your stoma
Tip: A good fit is when the skin barrier opening fits where the skin and
stoma meet. Verify that no skin is showing between the skin barrier and
stoma. You can download a stoma measuring guide below.
Round Stoma Measuring Guide
Oval Stoma Measuring Guide
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Hollister Ostomy Skin Health and Security
Personalize your pouching system with the right products to give you the skin health, security and confidence you deserve.
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CeraRing™ Barrier Ring
Help protect the skin near the stoma and fill in uneven skin areas to prevent drainage from getting under the skin barrier.
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CeraRing™ Barrier Ring (2" (48 mm)) |
8805 |
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CeraRing™ Barrier Ring ( Slim - 2" (48 mm)) |
8815 |
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CeraPlus™ Barrier Extenders
A skin barrier that helps conform to the abdominal contours and creases, which will provide an additional layer of security.
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CeraPlus™ Barrier Extenders (5" x 1") |
79402 |
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CeraRing™ Convex Barrier Rings
Help prevent ostomy output from getting under the skin barrier while creating additional convexity with the pouching system.
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CeraRing™ Convex Barrier Rings (13/16" (20 mm)) |
89520 |
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CeraRing™ Convex Barrier Rings (1-3/16" (30 mm)) |
89530 |
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CeraRing™ Convex Barrier Rings (1-9/16" (40 mm)) |
89540 |
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CeraRing™ Convex Barrier Rings (Oval - 7/8" x 1-1/2" (22 mm x 38 mm)) |
89601 |
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CeraRing™ Convex Barrier Rings (Oval - 1-3/16" x 1-7/8" (30 mm x 48 mm)) |
89602 |
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CeraRing™ Convex Barrier Rings (Oval - 1-1/2" x 2-3/16" (38 mm x 56 mm)) |
89603 |
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Adapt Lubricating Deodorant
Neutralizes odors, eases emptying, and helps prevent pouch static and sticking for fecal pouches.
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Adapt Lubricating Deodorant (0.27 oz (8 mL) packet) |
78501 |
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Adapt Stoma Powder
Help absorb moisture on the skin that is slightly irritated or moist to help with barrier adhesion.
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Adapt Stoma Powder (1 oz (28.3 g) puff bottle) |
7906 |
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Adapt Skin Barrier Paste
Use to fill or caulk uneven skin contours near the stoma to create a flatter surface to help prevent leakage under the barrier.
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Adapt Skin Barrier Paste (0.5 oz (14 g) tube) |
79301 |
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Prior to use, be sure to read the Instructions for Use for information regarding Intended Use, Contraindications, Warnings, Precautions, and Instructions.
The information provided herein is not medical advice and is not intended to substitute for the advice of your personal physician or other healthcare provider. This information should not be used to seek help in a medical emergency. If you experience a medical emergency, seek medical treatment in person immediately.
