Coloplast 15570 SenSura Transparent Drainable Bag (10-76mm)

This product is a one-piece drainable ostomy pouch designed for the management of ostomy output. It features a transparent outer surface that allows for clear visual inspection of the pouch contents and fluid level. The pouch is constructed with a double-layer adhesive barrier, which is designed to provide secure adhesion to the skin while offering protection for the peristomal skin.

The cut-to-fit opening accommodates stomas ranging from 10mm to 76mm in diameter, allowing for customization to individual stoma sizes.

The design incorporates an integrated anti-reflux valve, intended to prevent the backflow of effluent into the stoma and pouch, thereby contributing to infection control. A secure locking mechanism is integrated into the pouch closure system to minimize the risk of accidental leakage. For enhanced user comfort, the exterior of the pouch includes a soft cloth backing.

The pouch is engineered with a large capacity to reduce the frequency of emptying or changes.

A convex light baseplate is a component of this system, intended for use with stomas that may be flush, retracted, or difficult to manage. This feature aims to provide gentle pressure to the peristomal skin, assisting in the creation of a seal. An integrated filter is included in the pouch design, which is intended to allow gas to escape, thereby preventing pouch ballooning and neutralizing odor.

The outlet of the drainable pouch is equipped with a hide-away closure, utilizing a Velcro system. This design allows for discreet and convenient emptying of the pouch contents. This ostomy pouch is suitable for use by individuals with a stoma, as well as by healthcare professionals and caregivers involved in ostomy care.

Typical applications include the management of output from colostomies, ileostomies, and urostomies.

Usage of this product requires proper application of the adhesive barrier to clean, dry peristomal skin. The cut-to-fit opening should be measured and trimmed to ensure a snug fit around the stoma without constricting it. Regular monitoring of the skin and the seal is recommended.

The pouch should be emptied when it is approximately one-third to one-half full. The frequency of pouch changes will depend on the type of ostomy, the amount of output, and the condition of the adhesive barrier.