Coloplast SenSura Mio Flex Two-Piece Skin Barrier, Flat, Cut-to-Fit, 70 mm Flange, Yellow

Description

Coloplast SenSura Mio Flex Two-Piece Skin Barrier, Flat, Cut-to-Fit, 70 mm Flange

The Coloplast SenSura Mio Flex is the skin-barrier (wafer) base of a two-piece ostomy system, not a pouch. It features Coloplast's advanced elastic adhesive with BodyFit Technology, which flexes and moves with your body for a secure, comfortable seal against the peristomal skin. This flat barrier is designed for stomas that protrude normally, and its 70 mm yellow flange couples with a matching yellow SenSura Mio Flex pouch for a dependable connection.

Because this barrier uses a floating flange, you can attach your pouch with minimal pressure on the abdomen, making application gentler and more comfortable, especially for sensitive or tender skin. The extended-wear adhesive is built to resist erosion from output, helping you enjoy longer, more confident wear time. Once the barrier is in place, you can remove and change the pouch without disturbing the wafer, protecting your skin between changes and reducing the risk of leakage with a snug, body-conforming fit.

This is a cut-to-fit barrier, so you simply trim the opening to match your stoma's exact shape and size, ideal for irregular, oval, or changing stomas. The SenSura Mio Flex barrier is not made with natural rubber latex and is FSA/HSA eligible. Please select your size/option below to order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this a pouch or a skin barrier?
A: This is a skin barrier (wafer), the adhesive base of a two-piece system. It protects your peristomal skin and provides the flange that a separate SenSura Mio Flex pouch snaps onto.

Q: What does the yellow color and 70 mm flange mean?
A: Coloplast uses a color-matching system so you pair the barrier with a compatible pouch. This barrier has a yellow 70 mm flange, so choose a SenSura Mio Flex pouch with the same yellow 70 mm coupling.

Q: What is a floating flange?
A: A floating flange flexes independently from the adhesive, letting you attach the pouch with minimal pressure on your abdomen for a more comfortable, gentle coupling.

Q: Should I choose a flat or convex barrier?
A: A flat barrier like this one is best for stomas that protrude normally. If your stoma is flush, recessed, or retracted, a convex barrier may be more suitable.

Q: Do I need to cut this barrier?
A: Yes. This is a cut-to-fit barrier, so you trim the opening to match your stoma. This is ideal for irregular, oval, or changing stomas.