Drainable pouches feature a secure closure at the bottom that can be opened to empty the contents into a toilet or a suitable receptacle. These pouches are ideal for individuals with colostomies or ileostomies where the output is semi-solid or liquid in consistency and requires frequent emptying throughout the day.

Closed pouches are sealed at the bottom and are designed for one-time use. They are typically used by individuals with colostomies who have regular bowel movements and do not require frequent emptying. Once the pouch is full, it is removed and replaced with a new one. Closed pouches offer convenience and discretion, especially in social or public settings.

High output pouches are designed for individuals with ostomies that produce a significant volume of output, such as those with ileostomies or urostomies with high urine output. These pouches have larger capacity and enhanced filtration systems to accommodate higher volumes and provide additional protection against leakage. They're designed to maintain comfort and security for individuals with higher output needs.

Urostomy pouches are specifically designed for individuals who have undergone urinary diversion surgery, such as a urostomy. These pouches are equipped with specialized features to handle and manage urine output effectively. Urostomy pouches typically include anti-reflux valves or antireflux chambers to prevent urine backflow, ensuring comfort and reducing the risk of urinary tract infections.

Aloe-Infused Skin Barrier: An aloe-infused skin barrier is coated or infused with aloe vera extract. Aloe vera is known for its soothing and moisturizing properties. The aloe infusion in the skin barrier can help soothe and condition the peristomal skin, providing relief and reducing the chances of skin irritation or inflammation.

Ceramide-Infused Skin Barrier: A ceramide-infused skin barrier is formulated with ceramides, which are natural lipids found in the skin. Ceramides help to strengthen and protect the skin's natural barrier function. By incorporating ceramides into the skin barrier, it can help enhance the skin's moisture retention, promote healthy skin, and reduce the risk of skin damage or breakdown.

Concave Skin Barrier: A concave skin barrier has a curved or recessed shape in the center. It is primarily intended for individuals with stomas that are located below the skin level or have irregular shapes. The concave shape helps to create a better seal and prevents the stoma from coming into direct contact with the adhesive, reducing the risk of leakage.

Convex Skin Barrier: A convex skin barrier has a raised or domed shape in the center. It is designed for individuals with stomas that are retracted, flush, or located at or above the skin level. The convex shape helps to apply gentle pressure around the stoma, pushing it slightly outward, and helps in achieving a secure seal, especially in cases of uneven or difficult-to-manage stomas.

Flat Skin Barrier: A flat skin barrier is a standard skin barrier that is flat in shape. It is designed for individuals with a relatively even or flush stoma.

Honey-Infused Skin Barrier: A honey-infused skin barrier contains honey or honey-derived substances. Honey has been recognized for its antibacterial and wound-healing properties. When incorporated into a skin barrier, honey can help create a protective barrier, support the healing process, and prevent or manage skin infections around the stoma.

Ostomy belts are adjustable straps that help secure the ostomy pouch to the body, providing added support and stability. They are especially useful for individuals with active lifestyles or those who prefer extra reassurance.

Barrier rings, also known as seals or stoma rings, are soft, flexible rings made of hydrocolloid or other skin-friendly materials. They are placed around the stoma before applying the skin barrier to create a tight seal, preventing leakage and protecting the peristomal skin.

Skin prep solutions, such as wipes or sprays, are used to prepare the peristomal skin before applying the ostomy skin barrier. They help clean the skin, remove oils or residue, and create a suitable surface for optimal adhesion.

Stoma caps are small, lightweight pouches designed for temporary use when a full-sized pouch is not necessary. They provide a low-profile and discreet option for individuals with a well-controlled stoma or when minimal output is expected.

Ostomy barrier extenders are strips or patches made of skin-friendly adhesive material. They are used to extend the wear time of the ostomy skin barrier by reinforcing the adhesion around the edges, preventing lifting or peeling.

Odor eliminators are formulated to minimize odors associated with ostomy output, providing increased confidence and discretion.

Lubricants, such as gel or sprays, can help ease pouch emptying and promote smoother output flow.

Ostomy Scissors are specialized scissors designed for trimming or customizing the size and shape of ostomy skin barriers to fit individual needs. Additionally, there are accessories available, such as ostomy measuring guides or template tools, to assist with proper pouch sizing and placement.