Adapt Barrier Extenders Part No. 79402 Qty Per Box

Great product. *The lanolin protects and nourishes the skin around the stoma* I had trouble with leakage and skin irritation. So instead of using it over the wafer, I smeared the skin prep/ barrier, placed 3 of these around and as close to the stoma as possible, I placed the wafer over it and it worked beautifully. I highly recommend this product!

This is an excellent product!

So glad one of my home health nurses recommended these, they help keep everything very secure.

Prevents leaks and easy on skin

I use the Adapt Barrier Extenders (Part No. 79402) every day, and they’ve been a game-changer for me. After struggling with the Adapt Barrier Ring (Part No. 7805), I found these extenders to be far more effective in providing the secure fit and peace of mind I need. They hold everything in place perfectly, making my daily routine much easier.One suggestion I have is for Hollister to consider redesigning the Adapt 2-Piece Skin Barriers (Part No. 11203) to incorporate these extenders into one seamless piece. That would make an already great product even better!Like all ostomy supplies, these extenders are pricey if not covered by insurance, but we’re a captive customer base in this situation. Despite that, they’re worth every penny for the reliability and comfort they provide. Highly recommend!

They are pretty good after a thorough skin prep. they are pretty sticky and require care when applying or you will end up with folded edges rendering them useless. If you do your best to cover with your hand in the shower to avoid direct stream on them they wont be perfect after but they will last at least a few days. I did notice that they don't play well with sweat and will loosen up on a hot humid day being outside so be aware of that. overall they are a nice size and good for a little more leakage protection but I have found that a wax ring, a properly cut out wafer, and a snug ostomy belt that clips on to the wafer will leave you leak free for days on end.

Love these strips. They not only cover irritated skin so that it an heal, but they also hold the ostomy bag and have kept him from getting so many leaks. I do put them on and then blow them dry for a few seconds to warm them up so that they stick very good to skin.

If you need to effectively secure a uroscopy bag the wind strips are definitely the way to go. Tried many different brands and the adapt brand is the best one in the market. That's my opinion after tending to my wife's uroscopy for over 2 years now.