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ActiveLife® One-Piece Pouching System*

ActiveLife® One-Piece Pouching System*

ActiveLife® One-Piece Pouching System*

Product catalog summary
Introduction
This document provides instructions for using the ActiveLife® One-Piece Pouching System, including preparation, application, and removal of the skin barrier/wafer.

Specifications and Preparation
1. Measure the stoma size using the provided guide and trace it onto the skin barrier's release paper.
2. For pre-cut stoma openings, select a pouching system matching the stoma's largest diameter.
3. Cleanse the peristomal skin with mild soap and water, avoiding oils, creams, and aloe. Pat dry thoroughly.

Application Procedure
1. Separate the pouch panels before cutting to avoid damage.
2. Cut the center hole to match the stoma size using curved scissors.
3. Remove the white release paper from the skin barrier and position it over the stoma.
4. Apply gentle pressure for 30 seconds to enhance adhesion.
5. Use Stomahesive® Paste to fill gaps if necessary, allowing it to set for one minute.
6. Smooth the tape collar onto the skin, ensuring it is wrinkle-free.

Removal Procedure
1. Gently pull the skin barrier away from the skin while supporting adjacent skin.

Product Recommendations
- For flush or retracted stomas, use convex products to increase wear time.
- Empty the pouch when one-third full.
- Avoid using soap or cleansers in the pouch; rinse with tepid water if needed.

Additional Information
- Durahesive® wafers will swell around the stoma, which is normal and does not impede function.
- Use drainable products for colostomy/ileostomy and closed-end pouches for urostomy.
- Filter covers are waterproof and should be used during bathing or swimming.

For further assistance, contact ConvaTec’s Customer Interaction Center at 1-800-422-8811 or visit www.ConvaTec.com.
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ActiveLife® One-Piece Pouching System* Begin by cleansing the peristomal skin with mild soap and water (soaps should be free of oils, cream and aloe). Do not use baby wipes. Pat dry thoroughly. The skin should be free of any solvent or greasy substances. Preparation of Skin Barrier/Wafer Application of Skin Barrier/Wafer Place the pouching system gently in position over the stoma. Press the skin barrier against the skin, paying particular attention to the area closest to the stoma. For skin barriers with pre-cut stoma openings: Select a pouching system with a pre-cut stoma opening the same size as the largest diameter of the stoma. Do not enlarge the pre-cut stoma opening. During application, maintain gentle pressure on the skin barrier for 30 seconds to improve adhesion. Important: Before cutting, separate the front and back panels to avoid cutting through the pouch. Make sure that the inner surfaces of the pouch are separated and that the pouch contains a small amount of air. Cut along the tracing with curved, shortblade scissors. After the skin barrier is in place, remove one side of the release paper on the tape collar and smooth onto the skin, working from the center out to the edges. Repeat with the other side, making sure the tape is smooth and wrinkle free. Measure the stoma size with the measuring guide provided. Trace the exact stoma size onto the center white release paper of the skin barrier. The small starter hole should be in the center of your tracing. Cut the center hole the same size as the stoma, using the guidelines on the release paper. Do not cut beyond the last line. Remove white release paper from the skin barrier. Leave the outer release paper on the tape collar in place. A caulking material, such as Stomahesive® Paste, can be applied to the back of the skin barrier to further fill gaps between the wafer and the stoma. Allow the paste to set for one minute prior to application to the skin. (Do not spread the paste.) *See package insert for complete Instructions for Use Please see “Tips” section on back for additional product informati

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Application of Skin Barrier/Wafer (cont’d) ActiveLife® Durahesive® products: Important: The Durahesive® wafer will swell around the stoma, resulting in a “turtlenecking” effect. This is a normal function of the wafer and will not harm the stoma or prevent flow of urine and stool, even if the stoma is completely covered. Removal of Skin Barrier/Wafer Gently pull the skin barrier down, away from the skin, while supporting the adjacent skin with your other hand. ActiveLife® stoma caps: Change as needed. Use ActiveLife® drainable products if you have a colostomy/ileostomy. For attachment of the tail...

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