CeraRing Flat Barrier Rings

Adapt CeraRing Flat Barrier Rings

Adapt CeraRing barrier rings are infused with ceramide. Ceramides help maintain the skin’s natural moisture barrier, preventing water loss that may lead to dryness or damage. CeraRing is designed to support healthy skin and provide a custom fit to help prevent leakage and peristomal skin complications. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes, are flexible, and can be molded to fill in uneven skin contours around the stoma – providing a secure, personalized, and comfortable skin barrier fit.

Features

• Flextend skin barrier formulation infused with ceramide
• Convenient, individually packaged transparent trays
• Not made with natural rubber latex
• Available in a variety of shapes and sizes
• Flexible and modable
• Made of hydrocolloids, to be more erosion resistant from all types of stoma output
• Alcohol free, helping to prevent sting when applied to broken or irritated skin
• Can be cut, stretched, or stacked together to improve the fit of your pouching system

Uses

• Use to fill in or caulk uneven skin contours near the stoma to create a flatter surface
• Use to help prevent ostomy drainage from getting under the pouch seal

How to Use Adapt CeraRing Flat Barrier Rings

1. Wash and dry your skin thoroughly.
2. Remove the barrier ring from the plastic tray, then remove the protective coverings from both sides of the barrier ring.
3. Stretch and shape before applying. You may choose to:
   1. Apply the barrier ring to the adhesive side of your skin barrier
   2. Apply the barrier ring to your skin and then apply your pouching system
4. Stack barrier rings if needed, for an improved fit.
5. To remove, gently peel away from the skin when you change your pouching system. 

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CeraRing Flat Barrier Rings FAQs

What is a ceraring?

Ceraring is a barrier ring that helps prevent leakage, and are infused with ceramide to protect the skin. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes, are flexible, and can be molded to fill in uneven skin contours around the stoma.

How often should you change ceraring?

Ceraring should be changed every three or four days, or when you change your pouching system.

Should the barrier ring touch the stoma?

No, a barrier ring should not directly touch the stoma. It is meant to fill in uneven skin contours near your stoma to create a flatter surface, which can help prevent ostomy drainage from getting under your skin barrier.

What is the difference between ostomy paste and barrier rings?

The difference between ostomy paste vs. barrier rings is their form and consistency. Paste will dry hard like caulk, while rings are solid but flexible. Barrier rings offer a cleaner application and provide longer-lasting protection.

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Product Item Number

8805, 8815