Name: Hollister Karaya 5 One-Piece Standard Wear Convex Pre-cut Transparent 9 Inches Closed-End Pouch,30/Pack,7164
Brand: HOLLISTER INCORPORATED
SKU: 440-2329
Price: 79.99 USD
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Hollister Karaya 5 One-Piece Standard Wear Convex Pre-cut Transparent 9 Inches Closed-End Pouch,30/Pack,7164 - 440-2329

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Hollister Karaya 5 One-Piece Standard Wear Convex Pre-cut Transparent 9 Inches Closed-End Pouch protect skin from stomal discharge by Karaya 5 seal ring. Natural Karaya offers flexibility, shallow convexity and is bacteriostatic. Confidence and comfort is yielded by using superior pouch materials. It is transparent, has odor barrier film and securely holds pouch to a belt with attached belt tabs.

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