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Marlen UltraLite One-Piece Drainable Pouch with Kwick-Klose II Fastener, AquaTack Hydrocolloid or Skin Shield Barrier, Deep Convexity, Box of 10, 5662

Marlen UltraLite One-Piece Drainable Pouch with Kwick-Klose II Fastener, AquaTack Hydrocolloid or Skin Shield Barrier, Deep Convexity, Box of 10, 5662

Marlen UltraLite One-Piece Drainable Ostomy Pouch with Kwick-Klose II Fastener, AquaTack Hydrocolloid or Skin Shield Barrier, Deep Convexity, Box of 10   # 56629

  • Cloth-like comfort cover on body side
  • Transparent or Opaque with Kwick-View feature on outer side
  • Standard pouch size only

 A specialized, disposable ostomy system designed for individuals managing ileostomies or colostomies. It is specifically engineered to provide a high level of flexibility, comfort, and skin protection.

Deep convexity creates a pronounced curve around the stoma opening. This design is ideal for individuals with retracted, flush, recessed, or deeply sunken stomas. The convex shape presses gently into the abdomen, helping to push the stoma outward into the pouch to minimize the risk of waste leaking underneath the skin barrier. 

The Kwick-Klose II system is an integrated, hook-and-loop-style closure permanently attached to the bottom of the pouch. It eliminates the need for separate plastic clips or clamps. The "Hide-A-Way" design allows the drainable spout to be rolled up and securely tucked away, creating a smooth, slim profile under clothing.

The pouch includes integrated belt tabs on the sides. This allows you to attach an adjustable ostomy support belt for added security and to help maintain the pressure needed for the deep convex barrier

Yes. The pouch is manufactured using lightweight, completely odor-proof materials to ensure daily discretion and confidence. Additionally, the body side features a soft, cloth-like comfort cover that prevents plastic from rubbing against the skin, reducing sweat and noise.

Drainable pouches should typically be emptied when they are one-third to one-half full. Leaving the pouch to fill beyond this point can pull the barrier away from the skin due to the weight of the waste, increasing the risk of a leak