Name: Hollister New Image Two-Piece Closed-End Pouch With Integrated Filter
Brand: HOLLISTER INCORPORATED
SKU: 44429
Price: 99.99 USD
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Hollister New Image Two-Piece Closed-End Pouch With Integrated Filter - 44429

By HOLLISTER INCORPORATED

$99.99

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Hollister New Image Two-Piece Closed-End Pouch With Integrated Filter is most suitable for colostomies or for stomas with less frequent or more predictable output. It is a discreet pouch with ComfortWear panels which provide a soft, cloth-like, fabric-type covering between the pouch and the skin. The Pouch has a highly effective deodorizing or venting filter and maximum protection is achieved through high quality pouch materials.

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Ostomy

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