BX/5 New Image FlexWear Convex Barrier with Tapered Border 2¼" (57 mm) Cut-to-Fit 1½" (38 mm)

Why Choose the New Image™ FlexWear Convex Barrier with Tapered Border – 2¼" / 57 mm – Cut-to-Fit up to 1½" / 38 mm – Box of 5

The New Image™ FlexWear Convex Barrier is designed to support secure ostomy pouching when used with compatible New Image™ two-piece pouches. The convex barrier helps support a better fit for suitable stoma profiles, while the cut-to-fit opening allows the barrier to be adjusted up to 1½" / 38 mm — the convex answer for the stomas flat barriers can't seal.

Key Features

✔ New Image™ two-piece ostomy barrier

✔ FlexWear skin barrier design

✔ Convex barrier style

✔ Tapered border

✔ 2¼" / 57 mm flange size

✔ Cut-to-fit stoma opening up to 1½" / 38 mm

✔ Box of 5 barriers

✔ Designed for compatible New Image™ two-piece pouches

✔ Practical for routine ostomy care

Benefits

✔ Supports secure pouch attachment when properly fitted

✔ Convex design may help support suitable recessed or flush stoma profiles

✔ Cut-to-fit opening allows customized sizing

✔ Tapered border helps support edge comfort and wear

✔ FlexWear barrier supports routine skin protection

✔ Box of 5 supports ongoing ostomy supply needs

✔ Two-piece design allows pouch changes without removing the barrier

Usage/Application

Ideal for ostomy care, barrier replacement, home care, clinic use, travel supply kits, caregiver-supported ostomy routines, and users who need a New Image™ FlexWear convex cut-to-fit barrier with a 2¼" flange. The convex profile is this barrier's clinical reason: where flat barriers serve stomas that protrude from a regular abdominal plane, the convex barrier presses gently into the peristomal skin — encouraging flush, recessed, or retracted stomas and uneven skin contours to present output into the pouch rather than under the barrier's edge, which is the leak path that flat barriers can't close on these profiles — and precisely because convexity applies pressure to the skin it protects, the flat-versus-convex decision belongs with the ostomy nurse whose assessment weighs the stoma profile, skin condition, and pressure tolerance, convex fitting being guided territory rather than a self-directed upgrade. The remaining specifications run the two-piece grammar: the 2¼" / 57 mm flange coupling exactly with New Image™ pouches of the same flange size — the match two-piece systems live on — the cut-to-fit opening trimmed to the stoma's current measured shape up to 1½" / 38 mm so the barrier hugs the base without gapping or riding, the FlexWear formulation carrying the barrier's skin-protective wear, and the tapered border thinning toward its edge for the flexibility and comfort that helps a convex barrier move with the body it presses against. The routine holds its ostomy fundamentals: application per the instructions to clean, dry peristomal skin, barrier changes on the care plan's schedule, the stoma re-measured regularly, and the skin read at every change — with redness, breakdown, deepening pressure marks, or persistent leakage routed promptly to the ostomy nurse, since convex wearers in particular are monitored for how the profile and the skin are getting along. The box of 5 paces the change rhythm, and AADL, NIHB, or private-plan coverage is worth confirming where documented need applies.