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Sensura Mio Click Collar - Concave - Cut-to-size | CP-18530
SenSura® Mio Click Concave Skin Barrier, Cut-to-Fit, 70mm Coupling | CP-18530
This cut-to-fit concave skin barrier, manufacturer reference 18530, is part of Coloplast's SenSura® Mio Click one-piece system with BodyFit adhesive technology. It offers a concave shape for stomas that are flush or retracted, with a cutting range of 10-65mm and a 70mm Click coupling. Supplied in boxes of 5.
Key Features
- Concave barrier shape — ideal for flush or slightly retracted stomas, or uneven peristomal skin
- BodyFit adhesive technology for a close, comfortable, flexible fit
- Cut-to-fit opening, adjustable from 10mm to 65mm
- 70mm Click mechanical coupling for secure, tool-free pouch attachment
- Compatible with all SenSura® Mio Click 70mm pouches
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer Reference | 18530 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SenSura® Mio Click |
| Barrier Shape | Concave |
| Opening Type | Cut-to-fit |
| Cutting Range | 10mm - 65mm |
| Coupling Size | 70mm (Click) |
| Adhesive Technology | BodyFit |
| Box Quantity | 5 |
Note: For a smaller 50mm coupling in the same concave line, see reference CP-18510.
Indications for Use
This concave barrier is intended for individuals whose stoma is flush with the skin or slightly retracted, or who have peristomal skin folds or creases that make a flat barrier difficult to apply securely. The concave shape applies gentle inward pressure around the stoma to help improve the seal and reduce leakage risk. The cut-to-fit opening allows the barrier to be customized to the individual's stoma size at the time of application.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between concave and standard flat barriers?
A concave barrier curves inward around the stoma opening, applying light pressure that helps flatten skin folds and improve adhesion for flush or retracted stomas — a flat barrier does not apply this pressure.
Which pouches fit this barrier?
Any SenSura® Mio Click pouch with a matching 70mm coupling.
Can the cutting range be trimmed larger than 65mm?
No, 65mm is the maximum opening for this reference; larger stoma sizes require a different barrier.