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Mar 09, 2026 - 09:03 AM
Choosing the right barrier type—convex, deep convex, or flat—is crucial for achieving an optimal seal and comfort. Convex and deep convex barriers are ideal for stomas that are flush or recessed, as they provide gentle pressure to help the stoma protrude for better drainage and leak protection, while flat barriers are suitable for well-protruding stomas with even peristomal skin. The availability of different barrier types allows users to select a fit that best matches their individual anatomy and stoma needs. For example, the Nu-Hope 40-7244-C offers a convex barrier, while the Nu-Hope 40-7244-DC and Nu-Hope 40-7254 provide deep convex and flat options, respectively. A wide range of convexity options ensures users can find the right level of support and fit for their unique needs.
