Barrier Strips provide extra security and support

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Barrier strips for stretch marks and eczema are designed with extra security and support for extended wear-time. They have an elastic band that follows the contours of the body and prevents the barrier from rolling up and causing irritation. The skin-friendly strip is made of latex-free material to avoid allergic reactions and is a great option for those with sensitive skin. If you experience discomfort when wearing your barrier, you can also buy a cotton bandaid to cover the exposed area.

Many barrier products use a latex-free adhesive to fix their edges. A latex-free alternative is available for those with severe tape allergies. The Strips come in two shapes: Y-shape (120721) and crescent-shape (120710). The Crescent-shape is best for protruding areas and is easy to apply like a picture frame. The Y-shape is also available and is larger at 5-3/4 inches.


Sizes of Barrier Strips


Barrier strips are available in different sizes and shapes. The Brava(r) Elastic Barrier Strip fits around the edges of the barrier and keeps it in position. This type of strip is latex-free and is made with the latest technology. It is also flexible and absorbent. When paired with a Brava Barrier, it will secure the barrier to the user's skin. The Strips are easy to remove and clean, and they'll keep the barrier in place.

The Coloplast Brava Skin Barrier can be used to prevent the edges of the ostomy wafer from lifting away from the skin. It is transparent and water-resistant. It is also comfortable and easy to move with, so it is recommended for swimming and bathing. It can even be used on the chest, but be sure to read the package insert and follow the manufacturer's instructions for use. It's important to follow the directions and warnings.


Coloplast Brava Elastic Barrier Strips

The Coloplast Brava Elastic Barrier Strips are designed to protect the skin around the stoma. Because it has elastic technology, it is incredibly flexible and can be bent. These strips minimize potential roll-up and offer longer wear time. So, it's important to choose the right one for your needs and the type of application. If you need a barrier strip for a stretchy area, then the Coloplast Brava Elastic Barrier Strip is an excellent choice.


Choosing Barrier Strips


When choosing a barrier strip, you should ensure the strips are flexible and don't stick to the skin. The strips should be able to stretch to fit the stoma, preventing a traumatic infection and a roll-up. In addition to the elastic technology, the Coloplast Brava Elastic Barrier Strips are also highly durable, minimizing the risk of roll-up. Moreover, they are flexible, so you can use them for a longer time.

When choosing a barrier strip, you should look for one with thin, flexible edges. You can also choose from a Y-shape barrier for a more outward appearance. The Y-shape barrier is the best choice for people with rounded abdominals or hernias. The curve shape will extend the coverage of the barrier. It will prevent leaks by preventing the edges from rolling up. Its adhesive remover can help you remove the barrier quickly and easily.