SenSura® Mio Click Deep Convex Ostomy Barrier with 13/16 inch Opening

The SenSura® Mio Click Deep Convex Ostomy Barrier is designed for secure and reliable ostomy management, featuring a deep convex shape that provides optimal adhesion and stability for challenging stoma positioning. This barrier is pre-cut with a 13/16 inch opening, ensuring a precise fit for your individual needs, and is compatible with the Red Code System for seamless integration into your ostomy care routine. Crafted in Denmark, this high-quality barrier is made with elastic adhesive that ensures extended wear and maintains a secure seal throughout daily activities. The 50 mm flange size offers a comfortable yet effective seal around the stoma, helping to prevent leaks and skin irritation, which enhances user confidence and comfort. Suitable for patients needing a deep convex barrier, this product is ideal for those with retracted or flush stomas, ensuring a secure fit even in challenging circumstances. The gray color provides a discreet appearance, blending well with everyday clothing and accessories. Designed for durability and reliability, the SenSura® Mio Click barrier is a trusted choice among healthcare professionals and patients for effective ostomy management. Its slow-selling status reflects its specialized application, and it is ready for prompt delivery to support ongoing care needs. This barrier is a non-returnable, ready-to-sell item, ensuring quick availability for clinical or personal use. The product’s construction and features aim to provide comfort, security, and peace of mind, making it a dependable component of your ostomy care supplies.

Features:

• Deep convex shape for enhanced adhesion and stability

• Pre-cut with a 13/16 inch opening for precise fit

• Elastic adhesive for extended wear and secure sealing

• Compatible with the Red Code System for easy integration

• 50 mm flange size for effective perimeter sealing

• Gray color for discreet appearance

• Made in Denmark with high-quality materials

• Suitable for challenging stoma positioning and retracted stomas