Hollister New Image FlexWear Two-Piece Skin Barrier, Convex, Pre-Cut, 44 mm Flange

Description

Hollister New Image FlexWear Two-Piece Skin Barrier, Convex, Pre-Cut, 44 mm Flange

The Hollister New Image FlexWear Two-Piece Skin Barrier is the adhesive wafer base of Hollister's popular New Image two-piece system, engineered for people with a recessed, retracted, or flush stoma. Its built-in convexity gently applies pressure around the stoma to help it protrude, giving you a more secure, leak-resistant seal. The long-wearing, cross-linked FlexWear skin barrier is designed to protect your peristomal skin from corrosive drainage while staying comfortable throughout the day.

This barrier features Hollister's exclusive floating flange, which flexes independently so you can attach a matching New Image pouch without pressing down on a tender or post-operative abdomen. Once the wafer is in place, you can remove and change the pouch as needed without disturbing the barrier or irritating your skin. The green color-match coupling makes it easy to pair this wafer with the correctly sized New Image pouch every time, so alignment is quick and reliable.

This wafer has a 44 mm (1¾-inch) flange and a pre-cut stoma opening, so it's ready to apply with no trimming - ideal for a stable, healed, and consistently sized stoma. It offers standard wear time and is not made with natural rubber latex. Like all our ostomy supplies, it is FSA/HSA eligible. This item is sold as a Box of 5 - select your option below to order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this a pouch or just the skin barrier?
A: This is the skin barrier (wafer) only - the adhesive base of Hollister's New Image two-piece system. You'll need a separate New Image drainable, closed, or urostomy pouch with a matching 44 mm flange to complete the system.

Q: What does the floating flange do?
A: The floating flange flexes independently from the barrier, so you can snap on your pouch without pressing down on the stoma. This eliminates uncomfortable pressure on sensitive or post-operative abdomens.

Q: Who should use a convex barrier?
A: Convex barriers are best for flush, recessed, or retracted stomas. The built-in convexity applies gentle pressure to help the stoma protrude for a more secure seal and better skin protection.

Q: What size flange do I need?
A: This barrier has a 44 mm (1¾-inch) flange. Your New Image pouch must have the same flange size and matching green color-code so the two pieces couple securely.

Q: Is it latex-free and FSA/HSA eligible?
A: Yes. This barrier is not made with natural rubber latex and is FSA/HSA eligible.