StomaSafe Plus Ostomy/Hernia Support Garment Light 3216 by TYTEX (Beige, S/M) 33.5" - 44" Hip Circumference

This corset is comfortable, yet supportive. It helps cover the ostomy bag and keeps it in place

This ostomy wrap doesn’t quite work if your ostomy is placed at or above the waist like mine is. However, it is better than nothing - it will hold your ostomy in place and adds some gentle pressure- but unfortunately it wants to slide down, which pulls on the ostomy apparatus and is a little uncomfortable.

I'm new to wearing a urostomy pouch and the fact that it can be seen behind my clothing makes me very self-conscious. I'm a petite woman only 5 feet tall so my stoma is well above my belly button and inches above the waistband of my dress pants and blue jeans. I can see pouch crinkles and bulges under every type of top or dress I wear. This support garment smooths out the pouch edge crinkles and bulges and makes the pouch nearly invisible under any type of blouse or knit shirt. It also hides the drain at the bottom of the pouch because of the little "envelope" in the bottom of the garment. It's very easy to put on and take off. I wish the price was a little bit lower because I'd like to purchase several more of these.The only improvement I can suggest is the size of the opening in the underneath layer is not compatible with my one-piece Hollister urostomy bag, so it would be nice to have different size openings available. The garment as it is made my bag pucker up and stick straight out. I need a 3 inch opening, so I sewed a 3 inch circle with a sewing machine stretch stitch around the current opening. Then I trimmed the excess fabric close to the newly stitched circle. Works perfectly now and I couldn't be happier. It was well worth the extra work to have this confidence-boosting garment.

I recommend this item, I find it a little expensive, But they are very comfortable

I ordered this not so much for stoma support, which is the best part of this binder, but because I have a hernia just below the stoma. There’s ample coverage to support the hernia, but slightly too much stretch to make a difference there. A hernia binder for ostomy patients is impossible to find so I tried this. So the cons are based on my personal needs and maybe not anyone else’s. However, this binder does help stabilize the skin barrier against accidental leakage. The top cover of the binder helps reduce that dreaded bulge, but not as much as we would like as it’s very stretchy. On days of heavy output or very gassy days, this binder won’t hide it. I suppose anything heavier or tighter would impede the output from the stoma. I’ve resigned myself to wearing loose tunic tops and even maternity pants. If your clothing can act as camouflage, the binder is an additional layer of camouflage.