Ostomy Supplies, Colostomy Ileostomy Urostomy Bags & Supplies SGV Medical

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Welcome to SGV Medical Supplies. We are a specialty mail order dealer of ostomy supplies including colostomy bag, pouches, wafers, paste, deodorizers and skin care/stoma care accessories. We carry all the products for people who had ostomy surgery including a colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy. We offer products made by Convatec, Hollister, Coloplast, Nu-Hope, and Cymed to name a few. We sell our ostomy supplies as well as skin care and wound care products to the general public. We offer FREE SHIPPING on all orders over $75 throughout continental US.

To place an order for colostomy bag, and all other ostomy supplies, enter the product reference number (catalog number from Convatec, Hollister, Coloplast, Nu-Hope, Cymed, or other manufacturer) in the "product search" box and press "go."

Of course, you can always call us to order your ostomy supplies by phone. Call us toll free at 800-395-6099.

SGV Medical Supplies is a specialist of Ostomy Supplies and can help you solve problems and learn more about colostomy bag, pouches and wafers which are available from Convatec, Hollister, Coloplast, Nu-Hope or Cymed. Please visit our "Helpful Information" Tab to gather more useful information on colostomy bag and stoma care suggestions. Be sure to return to our site and review our latest "Tips of the Month" which is updated monthly with suggestions for managing a colostomy, ileostomy or urostomy. Watch our "featured product listing" to see the latest in Colostomy Bag offerings. Additionally, be sure to visit our current article listing.

1. A wafer (or skin barrier with flange) should have a stoma opening between 1/16^TH of and inch to 1/8^TH of an inch larger than the stoma with paste or barrier rings (like eakin seals) to fill in the gap.

2. When changing a urostomy pouch bend forward several times before removing your appliance. This activity discharges urine from the conduit, thus helping to keep the skin dry when changing the appliance.

3. People with a Colostomy or Ileostomy should never limit fluid intake in order to thicken drainage since this can lead to dehydration.

4. Foods that thicken stool: Applesauce, Bananas, Cheese, Boiled Milk, Pasta, Preztels, Rice, Bread, Yogurt.

5. Lengthy sitting in one place can force the pouch contents upward around the stoma and cause leakage. Getting up occasionally will help.

6. Take a few minutes and warm the barrier between your hands, causing the adhesive to warm to your skin. Warming the barrier can result in better wear time.