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Choosing the right ostomy supplies can feel like sorting through a toolbox when every tool looks almost identical. The details matter, though. A liner that fits one flange may not suit another, while a support garment that feels comfortable in one size may be too loose or restrictive in the next. This guide reviews the ostomy liners, pouches, support garments, drainage products, and accessories listed in the supplied comparison data.
ZoneOffer is a comparison site, not a store. The listings below are presented to help you compare product types, brands, pack formats, sizes, and listed prices. Prices and product information can change, so review the current listing before making a decision.
Ostomy liners are removable inserts designed to sit inside a compatible ostomy pouch. Instead of replacing the entire pouch after emptying, you remove and replace the liner. Think of the liner as a replaceable inner sleeve: the outer pouch remains in place while the insert handles the contents.
The reference data includes biodegradable colostomy and ileostomy liners in regular and large sizes. Both are described as flushable and made for single-use convenience. However, compatibility depends on the pouch and flange opening, so measuring and checking the product specifications is essential.
The Biodegradable Colostomy and Ileostomy Liners - Regular listing includes 100 liners per box. It is described as working best with flange pouch opening diameters from 1 3/4 inches to 2 1/4 inches. The listing identifies the liners as flushable and 100% biodegradable.
The listed price is $61.68 per box through alldiabetic. The product code shown in the data is LNBIOC02-Box. Because the package contains 100 liners, this option may appeal to users who want a larger supply in one purchase, although the right choice still depends on fit and clinical needs.
The Biodegradable Colostomy and Ileostomy Liners - Large listing also contains 100 liners per box. It is described as best suited to a flange pouch opening diameter of 2 3/4 inches. Like the regular version, the listing says the liners are flushable and 100% biodegradable.
This large size is listed at $61.68 per box through alldiabetic, with product code LNBIOC03-Box. The same price does not automatically mean the products are interchangeable. Size is the deciding factor, so compare the flange opening with the stated product dimensions before choosing.
When comparing liners, start with compatibility rather than price. The most important question is simple: will the liner fit the opening of your existing pouch? A lower-priced item is not a good value if it does not sit correctly or cannot be used with your system.
Next, consider the pack quantity. Both liner listings in the reference data contain 100 liners per box. That makes it easier to compare the listed cost at a glance, but your actual value depends on how often you use liners and whether the size matches your equipment.
Finally, consider your preferred disposal method. The listings describe these products as flushable and biodegradable. Follow the instructions supplied with the product and any guidance from your healthcare professional or local plumbing authority before disposing of any item through a toilet.
The reference data includes several New Image two-piece drainable colostomy and ileostomy kits. These kits combine a pouch and flange system, with options that differ by stoma opening, flange size, closure style, and whether the product is sterile or non-sterile.
Several listings describe the pouches as ultra-clear, disposable, and equipped with either a Lock N Roll microseal closure or a clamp closure. This variety is useful because closure preferences can vary. Some people prefer the convenience of a roll-style closure, while others may be more comfortable with a clamp-based design.
The New Image Two-piece Drainable Colostomy Ileostomy Kit 1 1/4 is listed with a 1 1/4-inch stoma opening and a 1 3/4-inch flange. It uses a Lock N Roll microseal closure and is listed at $64.59 per box.
A related listing, the New Image Two-piece Drainable Colostomy Ileostomy Kit 1 3/4, includes a 1 3/4-inch stoma opening and a 2 1/4-inch flange. It is listed at $64.58 per box and uses a Lock N Roll microseal closure. The listing identifies it as non-sterile.
The New Image Two-piece Drainable Colostomy Ileostomy Kit 2 1/4 includes a 2 1/4-inch stoma opening and a 2 3/4-inch flange. It is listed at $62.90 per box and uses a clamp closure.
Another New Image kit has the same 2 1/4-inch stoma opening and 2 3/4-inch flange combination, but uses a Lock N Roll microseal closure. It is listed at $64.58 per box. Comparing these two listings shows why closure style deserves attention alongside opening size.
The New Image Two-piece Drainable Colostomy Ileostomy Kit 3 1/2 is the largest opening option shown in the data. It includes a 3 1/2-inch stoma opening and a 4-inch flange, with a clamp closure. Its listed price is $86.78 per box.
The reference data also lists the New Image Two-piece Drainable Colostomy Ileostomy Kit 2 1/4 as a five-kit box. It is described as non-sterile, with a 2 1/4-inch stoma opening, a 2 3/4-inch flange, an ultra-clear pouch, and a Lock N Roll microseal closure. The listed price is $64.58 per box.
A separate New Image Two-piece Sterile Colostomy Ileostomy Drainable Single-use Kit includes a 1 1/4-inch stoma opening and a 1 3/4-inch flange. It is listed at $74.41 per box and described with a Lock N Roll microseal closure.
Because pack descriptions and product formats differ, read the complete listing carefully. A box may contain a stated number of kits, while another listing may describe a single-use format without presenting the same pack information. Comparing the title, description, and product code together is the safest approach.
For younger users, the reference data includes the Coloplast Assura Colokids Two-piece Pediatric Drainable Pouch and the Pouchkins One-piece Newborn Pouch. These products are distinct from the adult New Image kits and should not be treated as interchangeable.
The Coloplast Assura Colokids pouch is transparent and includes a filter and clamp. It has a cut-to-fit stoma opening from 3/8 inch to 1 3/8 inches and a listed capacity of 5 fluid ounces. The product is listed at $32.69 per box.
The Pouchkins One-piece Newborn Pouch includes a cut-to-fit flat SoftFlex skin barrier and a soft wire closure. Its listed stoma opening range is 1 3/8 inches by 7/8 inch, with a capacity of approximately 3 1/2 fluid ounces. The listing says it does not include an integrated filter or comfortwear panels. Its listed price is $88.52 per box.
With pediatric and newborn products, fit is especially important. A cut-to-fit design may offer flexibility, but sizing should be handled carefully and according to professional guidance. The product descriptions provide useful starting points, not a substitute for individualized medical advice.
Support garments can add another layer of comfort and security around an ostomy pouch. The data includes Stomasafe Classic and Stomasafe Plus garments in several sizes. Each listed garment is described as washable and latex-free.
The Stomasafe Classic range includes small, medium, large, and large extra-large options. The Stomasafe Plus range includes small medium, medium large, and large extra-large options. The main difference between choices is the listed hip circumference range and the product line.
The Stomasafe Classic Small is listed for a 31 1/2-inch to 39 1/2-inch hip circumference and is white. Its listed price is $59.79 per package.
The Classic Medium is listed for a 37 1/2-inch to 45 1/2-inch hip circumference and costs $71.75 per package. The Classic Large is listed for a 41 1/2-inch to 51-inch hip circumference and costs $74.74. The Large Extra-large option covers a 45 1/2-inch to 57-inch hip circumference and is also listed at $74.74.
The Stomasafe Plus Small Medium listing covers a 33 1/2-inch to 43 1/2-inch hip circumference and is listed at $30.68. Another Small Medium listing covers a similar range and is priced at $38.98, so comparing product codes and listing details is important.
The Plus Medium Large option covers a 41 1/2-inch to 49 1/2-inch hip circumference and is listed at $30.70. The Plus Large Extra-large option covers a 47 1/2-inch to 55 1/2-inch hip circumference and is also listed at $30.70.
When selecting a support garment, avoid guessing based on clothing size. Use the listed hip circumference range instead. A garment that is too loose may not provide the intended support, while one that is too tight may feel uncomfortable.
The product data includes several accessories designed to support pouching routines. These include a Sure Seal Ring, skin barrier crescent arcs, curved ostomy scissors, and an enzymatic odor eliminator and skin cleanser.
The Sure Seal Ring Small is latex-free and listed for flange sizes from 1 1/4 inches to 2 inches. The description says it is waterproof, hypoallergenic, and designed to help keep leaks contained. Its listed price is $13.31.
Skin Barrier X-tra Wide Crescent Arcs are listed at $31.32 per package. The reference data does not provide additional sizing or quantity details, so review the current listing for compatibility information.
Curved Ostomy Scissors are listed at $5.88 each. They may be relevant when trimming or adjusting compatible products, but users should follow the instructions for their specific barrier or pouch. The Enzymatic Rain Odor Eliminator Skin and Cleanser is an unscented, non-toxic, non-irritating 8-fluid-ounce product listed at $13.78.
The reference data also includes products for specialized drainage needs. The Fistula Bed Drainage Bag is listed at $232.55 per box, compared with a regular price of $249.42 in the supplied data.
The Bile Bag With T-Tube Adapter is described as a 19-fluid-ounce, single-use, sterile bag for collecting drainage after cholecystectomy. It includes a T-tube adapter and two adjustable latex rubber belts. The listed price is $15.64 each.
The Litebag Gravity Drainage Bag is listed as holding approximately 20 fluid ounces and includes 20-inch silicone extension tubing, an anti-reflux valve, a twist port, soft cloth backing, and elastic straps. Its listed price is $19.14 each.
These products serve different purposes from standard ostomy liners and pouches. Before comparing prices, identify the drainage situation and the connection type required. Specialized equipment is not a one-size-fits-all category.
Start by writing down the exact product you currently use, including the stoma opening and flange size. Then compare those measurements with the listing. This simple step can prevent an unsuitable purchase.
Next, decide whether you need a liner, a complete pouching kit, a support garment, or an accessory. These products solve different problems. A liner may help with pouch emptying, while a support garment is intended to provide external support. A skin barrier accessory serves another purpose entirely.
After that, compare closure styles, pack quantities, and listed prices. For example, New Image kits appear with both clamp and Lock N Roll microseal closures. The right option may come down to personal preference, established routine, or professional recommendation.
Finally, check the exact product title and code. Similar names can hide meaningful differences in size, closure, sterility, or pack format. Treat the product code as the item’s fingerprint.
The supplied listings cover much more than ostomy liners, including biodegradable regular and large liners, New Image drainable kits, pediatric and newborn pouches, Stomasafe support garments, drainage bags, and practical accessories. The best comparison begins with compatibility: match the opening, flange, closure, garment measurements, and intended use before considering price. ZoneOffer helps you compare these listings, but product selection should also reflect the instructions of your healthcare professional and the requirements of your current ostomy system.