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Mar 09, 2026 - 08:35 AM
The barrier type—whether flat, convex, or deep convex—is an important consideration because it determines how well the pouch conforms to the body and manages stoma output. Flat barriers are ideal for stomas that protrude, while convex and deep convex barriers provide extra pressure to help seal around flush or retracted stomas, reducing leakage risk. The availability of different barrier types allows users to select the most comfortable and secure option for their body shape and stoma type. For example, the Nu-Hope 7104-C Convex Pre-Cut Barrier is well-suited for users who benefit from additional pressure around the stoma. Multiple barrier types ensure users can find the optimal fit for their needs.
