Flexima® Active O' convex urostomy bags

One-piece stoma bags

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Flexima® Active O' convex Uro
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English, Flexima® Active O' convex
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Flexima® Active O' convex Uro Ostomy
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Flexima® Uro O' convex
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Flexima® Active O' convex with Uribag
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Flexima® Active O' convex Uro
Flexima
English, Flexima® Active O' convex
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Flexima® Active O' convex Uro Ostomy
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Flexima® Uro O' convex
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Flexima® Active O' convex with Uribag

Flexima® Active O' convex urostomy bags are designed for patients with flush or slightly retracted stoma to ensure an optimum seal around the stoma.

The wafer of Flexima® Active O' convex is flexible and has a gentle slope for an even pressure distribution and great skin tolerance. The urostomy bags offer an anti-reflux valve to avoid urine backflow, and an easy-to-handle and secure B. Braun drainage tap with 'open' and 'closed' positions. 

Advantages

Gently sloping convexity:

  • gentle convexity to reduce leakages from flush or slightly retracted stomas
  • soft slope of 6 mm provided by an integrated soft flexible ring
  • atraumatic edge profile
  • three positions for belt fixation and to intensify the convexity effect(1)

 

Secure outlet:

  • uro-specific outlet with open/closed position
  • fits in perfectly and is strengthened by a click and a final locking system
  • easy to handle and secure: no residual drops on fingers
  • can be connected to a night drainage system with a universal connector provided in the box (clicks on connection)
  • the universal connector has an anti-twist design 

 

Colors and bag capacity:

  • Cut-to-fit Ø15-35 mm, transparent
  • Bag capacity (ISO 8670-2): +/-  700 ml

 

Material and packaging:

  • Soft non-woven cover and odor-proof plastic film
  • Free of latex (PVC) and phthalates (DEHP)
  • Boxes of 10 urostomy bags and 10 universal connectors

Indication

One-piece, drainable bags for collection of body effluents for anybody who has undergone surgery of the urostomy type.

  • For flush or slightly retracted stomas
  • For stomas located in light or moderate skin folds

 

References:

1) Hoeflok J, Salvadalena G, Pridham S, Droste W, McNichol L, Gray M. Use of Convexity in Ostomy Care. Results of an International Consensus Meeting. J Wound Ostomy Continence Nurs. 2017;44(1):55-62. doi: 10.1097/WON.0000000000000291.