Features of Premier One-Piece Urostomy Pouch
- Hollister Urostomy Pouches have Cut-to-fit and pre-sized skin barrier options
- Transparent and beige odor-barrier pouch film options
- Not made with natural rubber latex
- Tap has teardrop indicator
- Urostomy bag Hollister has tape border
- ComfortWearpouch panels
- Transparent – body side only
- Beige – both sides
How to Care for Hollister Premier Urostomy?
- Empty the pouch when it is one-third to one-half full.
- Replace the skin barrier, the waxy part that sticks to your skin, every three to seven days.
- If you use soap, make sure your soap doesn’t contain oils or lotions that can interfere with adhesives.
- Rinse your skin with water, and dry it completely before you apply the new pouch.
- After you apply your skin barrier, hold it against your body for 30-60 seconds. The pressure and warmth help activate the adhesive.
- If you wear a two-piece system, try putting your skin barrier on at an angle, making a diamond shape, for a smoother fit.
- You can shower or bathe with your skin barrier and pouch in place, or you can remove them before bathing. Water will not harm or flow into your stoma.
- If your skin becomes red and sore, or your pouch is not staying in place, be sure to see your doctor or WOC (Wound, Ostomy, Continence) Nurse.
Premier One-Piece Urostomy Pouch with Flat Flextend Barrier User Guide
What to buy with Hollister Premier Urostomy Pouch
- Hollister Adapt Ostomy Skin Barrier Paste
- Hollister Adapt Lubricating Deodorant
- Hollister M9 Odor Cleaner and Decrystallizer
Things to remember while using Hollister one-piece urostomy pouches
- To help ensure proper adhesion, apply to clean, dry intact skin. Do not use oils or lotions.
- These products may interface with adhesion of the skin barrier.
- Frequent removal of Flextend skin barrier in a short period of time may result in skin damage.
- Excess mucus from a urostomy stoma may cause the pouch to drain slower than expected.
