Coloplast Brava Wide Adhesive Protective Rings 34mm Id 64mm OD 4.2mm Thick

Why Choose Coloplast Brava Wide Protective Rings?

Even the best-fitting skin barrier can fail when the peristomal skin surface is uneven — whether from skin folds, creases, post-surgical scarring, abdominal contours, or weight fluctuations. These irregularities create channels where stoma output can track under the barrier edge, eroding the adhesive, damaging the skin, and causing leakage before wear time is complete. Brava Protective Rings are designed to eliminate these pathways by filling the gaps and uneven spaces between the stoma opening and the barrier. The wide 34/64mm profile provides broad coverage across the entire peristomal zone, and the 4.2mm thickness is the thicker configuration within the Brava range — designed specifically for deeper creases, more pronounced skin folds, and stoma profiles that standard-thickness rings cannot adequately fill. The moldable, stretchable polymer construction allows the ring to be shaped and stretched to fit any contour before application. It bonds to both the skin and the barrier wafer, creating a continuous protective seal. Minimal residue on removal supports repeat application without skin disruption.

Key Features

• Inner diameter: 34 mm (starter hole accommodates most stoma sizes)
• Outer diameter: 64 mm (wide coverage across the peristomal zone)
• Thickness: 4.2 mm — thicker profile for deeper creases and pronounced skin folds
• Moldable and stretchable polymer construction for custom-fit application around any contour
• Polymer-based hydrocolloid formulation provides both adhesive seal and skin protection
• Bonds to both skin and barrier wafer for a continuous, gap-free peristomal seal
• Easy to shape, apply, and remove with minimal residue
• 10 rings per box

Benefits

• Thicker 4.2mm profile fills deeper peristomal creases and folds that standard rings cannot address
• Wide 64mm outer diameter provides broad peristomal coverage for irregular abdominal contours
• Moldable construction allows precise fitting around any stoma profile or skin surface
• Creates a continuous polymer seal that prevents output from tracking under the barrier edge
• Protects peristomal skin from output contact and erosive moisture
• Minimal residue on removal supports repeated application without skin disruption

Clinical & Typical Applications

Ostomy users with deep peristomal skin folds, creases, or irregular contours requiring a thicker ring for effective gap filling

Colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy users experiencing recurrent leakage where standard-thickness protective rings have been insufficient

Users with flush or recessed stomas where the peristomal surface requires additional support to create a reliable barrier seal

Post-surgical patients with peristomal changes from weight fluctuations, scarring, or abdominal wall irregularities

High-output stoma users where the additional polymer thickness provides greater resistance to output erosion of the peristomal seal

Stoma care nurses customising barrier seal solutions for patients with complex peristomal anatomy

Usage & Care

Preparation: Remove the Brava ring from the packaging. Warm between your fingers briefly to soften and increase pliability.

Shaping: Stretch, flatten, or mould the ring to match the contour of the peristomal skin. The ring can be rolled, elongated, or pressed into irregular surfaces as needed.

Application: Apply the shaped ring directly around the stoma opening, pressing firmly into any skin folds or gaps to create a continuous seal. The ring should sit flat against the skin with no gaps or lifted edges.

Barrier Application: Apply the skin barrier wafer directly over the ring. Press firmly from the centre outward to bond the barrier to both the ring and the surrounding skin.

Removal: Peel back the ring with the barrier during regular appliance changes. Use adhesive remover spray if needed. The minimal-residue formula leaves the skin largely clean for reapplication.

Note: Brava rings are an accessory product used alongside a skin barrier. Consult a stoma care nurse to determine the appropriate ring size and thickness for your individual peristomal profile.