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| Ostomy Supplies | Price |
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| Personal Care Kit - Lasttissue Red | $87.00 |
| Personal Care Kit - Lasttissue Green | $87.00 |
| Personal Care Kit - Lasttissue Turquoise | $87.00 |
| Personal Care Kit - Lasttissue Blue | $87.00 |
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Finding the right ostomy supplies can feel like assembling a puzzle with pieces that all look similar. One pouch may be drainable, another closed, and a third designed specifically for urostomy care. Then come convex barriers, filters, belt tabs, inspection windows, and paste products. Which features matter most for you?
ZoneOffer helps you compare ostomy products from the reference listings in one place. ZoneOffer is a comparison site, not a store, so the purpose is to help you review available product details, brands, listed prices, and features before making an informed shopping decision through the listed retailer.
This guide explores the products in the current data, including Coloplast, Premier, Cymed, Convatec, Esteem, Activelife, and Pouchkins options. It also explains the difference between common ostomy supply types so you can narrow your search more easily.
The best ostomy supply is not automatically the most expensive or the most feature-packed. It is the one that matches your stoma, output type, skin needs, body shape, and everyday routine. Think of the pouching system as a custom-fitted bridge between your body and your clothing. A good fit can make daily activities feel more predictable.
Start by identifying whether you need a colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy pouch. The listings include products for all three categories, although not every product is suitable for every type of stoma. You should always follow the product instructions and any guidance provided by your healthcare professional.
Next, consider whether you prefer a one-piece system, a drainable pouch, or a closed pouch. Barrier shape is also important. Flat, soft convex, convex light, and deep convex designs are represented in the listings, each offering a different approach to fit and support.
The products in this reference data are primarily one-piece pouches. In a one-piece system, the skin barrier and pouch are combined. This can simplify application because there are fewer components to connect.
A one-piece pouch may be convenient if you prefer a straightforward routine. However, the most suitable design depends on your personal fit and care needs. Look for details such as cut-to-fit sizing, pre-cut openings, closure style, pouch transparency, and whether the product includes a filter.
Drainable pouches are designed to be emptied rather than discarded after each use. This type appears throughout the listings, with features such as wide outlets, integrated closures, lock-and-roll closures, filters, and belt tabs.
The Coloplast Sensura Mio one-piece drainable pouch range includes options described as deep convex, convex light, transparent, opaque, maxi, and cut-to-fit. The listed prices for the relevant products are $104.22. These products feature an Easiclose wide outlet in the descriptions, which may appeal to shoppers comparing outlet designs.
Other Coloplast drainable options include the Sensura Xpro one-piece drainable pouch with a wide outlet, filter, integrated closure, opaque design, and a pre-cut flat barrier. Its listed price is $52.86. The Coloplast Sensura one-piece wide outlet drainable pouch includes a filter, transparent construction, a cut-to-fit convex light barrier, belt tabs, and an integrated closure. Its listed price is $74.86.
A wide outlet can make emptying easier for some users, while an integrated closure may reduce the number of separate parts you need to manage. The listings include Easiclose, Lock-n-Roll, tail clip, and other closure descriptions.
For example, the Activelife one-piece drainable pouch with a pre-cut Stomahesive barrier includes a one-sided comfort panel, tape collar, and tail clip. Its listed price is $88.49. The Esteem Moldable one-piece drainable pouch includes an Invisiclose closure, filter, Stomahesive barrier, and a transparent comfort panel. Its listed price is $68.52.
When comparing these products, consider how often you empty your pouch, whether you prefer transparent or opaque material, and which closure style feels easiest for you to handle.
Closed pouches are designed for disposal rather than routine emptying. They may be useful for people who prefer a simple change-and-discard routine, depending on individual needs and clinical guidance.
The reference listings include several Coloplast Sensura Mio one-piece closed pouches. These are available in deep convex, soft convex, and convex light versions. Many are listed at $43.02, including products with opaque material, inspection windows, and either pre-cut or cut-to-fit openings.
The Coloplast Sensura Xpro one-piece closed pouch is described with an integrated wave filter, a flat skin barrier, an opaque pouch, and soft cloth on the front and back. Two versions appear in the data, including a cut-to-fit option and a pre-cut option. Each has a listed price of $99.05.
The Coloplast Sensura Mio Flip one-piece convex light drainage pouch is listed at $48.79. Its description includes a pre-cut opening, opaque material, an inspection window, and a full-circle filter. The listing identifies it as a box of 10.
Opaque pouches can offer a more discreet appearance, while transparent pouches make it easier to observe the pouch and surrounding area. An inspection window can provide a middle ground by supporting visibility without making the entire pouch transparent.
The right choice often comes down to personal preference and your daily routine. If you want to check the pouch discreetly, an inspection window may be worth comparing. If visibility is your priority, products such as the Coloplast Assura one-piece urostomy pouch or several Premier and Activelife products are described as transparent.
Urostomy pouches are designed for urine drainage and commonly include features such as anti-reflux valves, fold-up taps, and drainable outlets. The reference data includes products from Coloplast, Premier, and Activelife.
The Coloplast Assura one-piece urostomy pouch has a listed price of $106.05. Its description includes a pre-cut convex skin barrier, anti-reflux valve, closure, transparent material, flexible adhesive, and belt tabs.
The Coloplast Sensura Mio one-piece urostomy pouch is listed at $110.22 in both deep convex pre-cut and deep convex cut-to-fit versions. One version is opaque and pre-cut, while the other is transparent and cut-to-fit. These distinctions can help you compare visibility and sizing preferences.
Premier offers several one-piece urostomy pouch listings. The Premier one-piece urostomy pouch with a pre-cut convex Flextend barrier is listed at $54.38 in several variations, including openings described as 1 1/8 inches, 1 3/4 inches, and a beige version with a two-sided comfort panel. A separate Premier one-piece urostomy pouch with a pre-cut flat Flextend barrier is listed at $82.72.
The Activelife listings include one-piece urostomy pouches with Durahesive barriers and fold-up taps. Products are listed with pre-cut openings described as 5/8 inch, 7/8 inch, and 1 3/8 inches. The listed prices are $116.59 for the 5/8-inch and 7/8-inch products, while the 1 3/8-inch product is listed at $63.30.
These products are described as transparent, lightweight, and standard style. Comparing the opening size and listed barrier type is especially important because a pouch must correspond with your stoma measurement and shape.
Convex barriers are designed with a curved shape that can help the pouching system sit more securely around certain body contours. The listings include soft convex, convex light, convex, and deep convex options.
Coloplast Sensura Mio products offer several convex levels. The convex light drainable pouch is listed at $104.22, while the deep convex drainable pouch is also listed at $104.22. Closed pouch versions with convex light, soft convex, or deep convex designs are listed at $43.02.
The Coloplast Sensura Mio Flip one-piece convex pouch is described as being designed for bulges, hernias, and curves. Its star-shaped barrier is intended to follow these contours, while a stability ring supports the center area around the stoma. This product is listed at $116.15.
Premier also offers convex products, including the Premier Convex Flextend drain pouch. Pre-cut versions with openings described as 1 inch and 1 3/8 inches are each listed at $57.67. A beige version with a belt tab and tape border is also listed at $57.67.
Convexity is not simply a matter of choosing the deepest option available. A barrier that is too strong or poorly matched may not provide the comfort or fit you expect. Compare the product description with your clinician’s recommendations, especially if you have uneven contours, a flush stoma, a retracted stoma, a hernia, or sensitive skin.
For people comparing a lighter shape, the Coloplast Sensura Mio soft convex and convex light products may be useful starting points. For shoppers looking at more pronounced contour support, deep convex options and the Sensura Mio Flip design appear in the listings.
Paste products can help fill small gaps, folds, scars, or uneven areas around the stoma. They work more like caulking than glue, helping create a smoother surface between the skin and barrier.
Convatec Stomahesive Paste is listed in a 2-ounce tube at $12.58. The description identifies it as a hydrocolloid-based sealing compound for filling uneven skin surfaces. It is described for colostomy, ileostomy, and urostomy users.
Coloplast Protective Ostomy Paste is also listed in a 2-ounce tube. It is described as non-pectin and latex-free, with a listed price of $10.93.
Coloplast Brava Ostomy Strip Paste is listed at $1.43 per strip, with a regular price shown as $14.27 in the reference data. The product is described as useful for filling deeper folds and scars. It can be molded into place and is intended to help create an even surface for the barrier.
Paste is generally applied around the stoma area according to the product instructions. The goal is to reduce uneven spaces that could allow leakage. You should use only the amount recommended by the product instructions and allow the area to be prepared properly before applying the barrier.
Because paste products differ, compare ingredients and material descriptions carefully. The reference listings specifically identify the Coloplast paste as latex-free and the Convatec product as hydrocolloid-based. Always review the instructions for use and relevant safety information before applying a new product.
Comfort features can make a difference when a pouch is worn for extended periods. The listings mention soft cloth backings, comfort panels, odor-proof film, integrated filters, inspection windows, tape borders, and belt tabs.
The Cymed Platinum one-piece drainable pouch is listed in medium, clear and opaque versions at $60.36. Both descriptions include an odor-proof film, comfort backing, latex-free construction, a Microskin adhesive barrier, and a 6-millimeter Microderm Plus washer. Since the requested measurement system is imperial, that washer thickness is approximately 1/4 inch.
The Cymed clear version is cut-to-fit up to 1 1/2 inches and is listed with a regular price of $73.53. The opaque version has a 7/8-inch opening and is also listed at $60.36, with a regular price of $73.53.
Filters appear in multiple Coloplast products, including the Sensura Xpro, Sensura, Sensura Mio Flip, and Mio wide outlet listings. Filters may be an important comparison point for shoppers who want to review odor-control or gas-management features described by the manufacturer.
The reference data includes Pouchkins products for younger users. These listings are distinct from the adult products because they identify infant and child sizing and include features intended for smaller bodies.
The Pouchkins one-piece infant drainable pouch is listed at $43.27. It includes a cut-to-fit flat SoftFlex skin barrier, a one-sided ComfortWear panel, a Lock-n-Roll Microseal closure, a transparent design, and a 1 1/2-inch stoma opening.
The Pouchkins one-piece child drainable pouch is listed at $59.92. Its description includes an integrated filter, a cut-to-fit flat SoftFlex barrier, a one-sided comfort panel, a Lock-n-Roll Microseal closure, transparent material, and a 2-inch stoma opening.
When shopping for pediatric ostomy supplies, sizing and comfort should be reviewed with a qualified healthcare professional. A product designed for an infant or child should not be selected solely because it has a lower listed price or a familiar brand name.
Start by filtering the choices by pouch type. If you need urine drainage, focus on urostomy products. If you need a pouch that can be emptied, look at drainable listings. If you prefer a disposable change routine, compare closed pouches.
Then compare the barrier. Is it flat, soft convex, convex light, convex, or deep convex? Is the opening pre-cut or cut-to-fit? Does the listed size match the measurement recommended for your stoma?
Next, review practical features. A filter, inspection window, belt tab, comfort panel, transparent material, opaque material, or wide outlet may influence how easy the product is to use. These details are like the controls on a dashboard: small individually, but important when you use the system every day.
Finally, compare the listed prices and packaging details. Some products are described as boxes, and the Coloplast Sensura Mio Flip drainage pouch listing specifically says it is a box of 10. The reference data does not provide complete packaging information for every product, so review the individual listing carefully before purchasing.
The reference data includes listed prices for each product, but the products vary considerably in type, features, sizing, and packaging. A lower listed price does not necessarily mean the product offers less value, just as a higher price does not automatically mean it is the right match.
Some listings also show a regular price. For example, the Cymed Platinum products show a listed price of $60.36 and a regular price of $73.53. The Coloplast Brava strip paste shows a listed price of $1.43 and a regular price of $14.27. Entrust 1 Piece is listed at $44.26 with a regular price of $64.83, while one 11-inch drainable pouch listing shows $63.08 with a regular price of $76.84.
Use these figures as comparison information from the reference data. ZoneOffer does not operate as the seller, and prices or product details should be checked on the retailer listing before you place an order.
The ostomy supplies in this comparison include one-piece drainable and closed pouches, urostomy pouches, convex and deep convex barriers, paste products, strip paste, filters, comfort panels, belt tabs, and pediatric options. Coloplast, Premier, Cymed, Convatec, Esteem, Activelife, and Pouchkins each appear in the available listings with different designs and price points. By matching the pouch type, barrier shape, opening size, closure, visibility, and comfort features to your routine, you can make your search more focused. Use ZoneOffer to compare the listed options, then confirm the final product details with the retailer and your healthcare professional.
