Adhesive Technology has Been the Foundation of Convatec Stoma Care and Product Innovations from the Beginning
Skin health is one of the most common challenges following ostomy surgery, with over 30% of patients exhibiting peristomal skin complications within 90 days of surgery.1
The barrier adhesive is the foundation needed to maintain healthy skin. Convatec's range of hydrocolloid adhesive technologies are proven to perform and designed to protect the skin around the stoma.
Leakage isn’t always an isolated event, and it isn’t always obvious.
When leakage and peristomal skin complications recur, it may indicate that the adhesive is no longer performing as needed for the clinical situation. Stronger adhesive bonds can help reduce the risk of leakage and support more consistent performance over time.
Convatec’s hydrocolloid adhesive portfolio is designed to support secure wear and help protect peristomal skin across a range of clinical needs.
One portfolio. Distinct solutions to help build stronger bonds.
Adhesive technologies delivering proven performance for different clinical needs.
Durahesive®
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Stomahesive®
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Durahesive® Plus
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Modified Stomahesive®
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Our adhesives are created to stop skin irritation before it starts.
Convatec revolutionised stoma care with the development of hydrocolloids. Our gold-standard adhesives secure the baseplate, protecting the skin. Our adhesives were created to help users get it right the first time, every time.
Our adhesives provide leakage control
As many as 75% of ostomates report skin complications². Convatec has three types of adhesives, created to stop skin irritation before it starts. Trust Convatec to get it right the first time, everytime.
Together, We Can Help Shape Lives
With our unique technologies, products and services, Convatec is ready to partner with you to help shape the lives of your patients.
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Adhesive resources
1 Taneja C, Netsch D., Rolstad BS, Inglese G, Eaves D, L., Oster G. Risk and Economic Burden of Peristomal Skin Complications Following Ostomy Surgery. J Wound Ostomy Continence Nurs. 2019;46(2):143-149
² Burch. J. Peristomal skin care and the use of accessories to promote skin health. British Journal of Nursing. 2011. vol 11 Sup; p4-p10.