Hollister CeraPlus New Image - Skin Barrier with Floating Flange (Pre-cut)

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Hollister CeraPlus New Image - Skin Barrier with Floating Flange (Pre-cut)

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Hollister CeraPlus New Image Skin Barrier with Floating Flange (Pre-Cut)

The Hollister CeraPlus New Image Skin Barrier with Floating Flange is designed to protect and maintain healthy peristomal skin. Infused with ceramide, a naturally occurring skin lipid, it helps prevent dryness, supports the skin’s natural moisture barrier, and reduces transepidermal water loss (TEWL) from damaged or sensitive skin. The integrated floating flange provides comfort and flexibility, making it ideal for post-operative abdomens, urostomies, and ileostomies.

Key Features:

  • Skin barrier with adhesive tape border
  • Pre-cut, pre-sized for easy application
  • Integrated floating flange for comfort and flexibility
  • Infused with ceramide to protect against dryness and support peristomal skin health
  • Compatible with Hollister New Image pouching systems
  • Supports use of AF300 filter and Lock’n Roll micro seal closure
  • Ideal for sensitive post-operative skin and stomas
  • Not made with natural rubber latex

Available Sizes:

Item # Flange Size Barrier Opening
HOL112013 1 3/4" (Green) 7/8"
HOL112014 1 3/4" (Green) 1"
HOL112015 1 3/4" (Green) 1 1/8"
HOL112016 1 3/4" (Green) 1 1/4"
HOL112017 2 1/4" (Red) 1 3/8"
HOL112018 2 1/4" (Red) 1 1/2"

How to Use:

  1. Wash hands thoroughly before handling the skin barrier.
  2. Measure your stoma to determine which pre-cut barrier opening size fits best.
  3. Apply the pre-cut skin barrier to clean, dry skin around the stoma.
  4. Attach the Hollister New Image pouching system to the barrier.
  5. Ensure the floating flange is comfortably positioned and the pouch closure is secure.
  6. Replace the barrier according to your healthcare provider’s instructions or pouch change schedule.

The CeraPlus Skin Barrier combines advanced skin protection with the convenience and comfort of a floating flange, making it an excellent choice for maintaining peristomal skin health while using Hollister New Image pouching systems.

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