Find the Perfect Ostomy Belt Today

Ostomy belts and ostomy wraps are considered “accessories” for ostomy appliances. Meaning they may or may not be a good option for your specific needs and are not necessarily a mandatory item to purchase. That said, ostomy belts and wraps may provide additional support, comfort and discretion that many individuals find beneficial.

Ostomy wraps and belts serve a number of purposes including:

• Ensuring proper adhesion of your pouching system
• Accentuating or enhancing a convex system
• Providing a sense of security
• Providing additional support
• Improving comfort
• Enhancing discretion

If you are concerned about any of the above factors or are experiencing any of the following you may want to consider researching ostomy belts and ostomy wraps further:

• Consistent or regular leakage (especially at creases or edges)
• Premature raising or lifting of the borders of your flange
• Your system tends to shift or move excessively during daily activities

For many individuals, ostomy wraps and/or ostomy belts provide a sense of security and reduces the self-consciousness associated with their setup. In other cases, those that participate in sports or who enjoy swimming or baths may need the increased support these accessories can provide.

Additionally, these belts can be worn throughout the night for reduced risk of leakage when tossing and turning when sleeping.

There are a number of benefits to consider when looking at ostomy belts and ostomy wraps.

Benefits may include:

• Pouch support
• Reduce the need for adhesives and associated skin irritation
• Aid in improving the seal when utilizing a convex skin barrier
• Improved stealth and reduced noticeability, helping improve self-confidence
• Protection of the colostomy or urostomy bag from added stability and support
• Prevention of detachment from the stoma
• Reduction of leakage and spills caused from physical movement of the bag
• Improved comfort
• And more…

Ostomy kits are not the most pleasant medical devices to have to navigate life with. However, just because you have to wear an ostomy kit doesn’t mean you need to suffer needlessly.

Ostomy belts and ostomy wraps can help.

The Stealth Belt, for example, is made from highly breathable, flexible and supportive material that moves with you, contouring to the shape of your body as you move about.

Our Stealth Belt allows you to live an active life, complete with sports and recreational activities without the worry of your ostomy kit coming loose or leaking.

Our belts are discreet and form-fitting, making sure you can wear virtually any type of clothing or gear without feeling self-conscious about the appearance.

No matter if you’re making moves on the dance floor, or hitting the track, with Stealth Belts you can rest easy knowing your appliance will be kept safely in place.

While ostomy belts can provide numerous benefits, there are a few common challenges that ostomy belt users may encounter:

• Fit and Comfort: Finding the right size and fit of an ostomy belt can sometimes be a challenge. Everyone's body shape and stoma placement are unique, so it may take some trial and error to find a belt that fits comfortably and securely. The tightness of the belt can also impact comfort, and some users may need to adjust the tightness throughout the day to find the right balance between support and discomfort.
• Skin Irritation: Prolonged contact with the ostomy belt and its materials can sometimes cause skin irritation or redness, especially if the belt is not breathable or if there is friction between the belt and the skin. It is important to choose a belt made from hypoallergenic and breathable materials and to regularly check and care for the skin around the stoma to prevent irritation.
• Adjustability and Convenience: Ostomy belts often come with adjustable features to accommodate changes in stoma size or body weight. However, some users may find it challenging to adjust the belt, especially if they have limited dexterity or mobility. Additionally, using the belt while dressing, using the restroom, or during other daily activities may require some practice and adaptation to ensure convenience.