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Bathroom Tips: Visual Cards for Stoma Care

Bathroom Tips is a series of cards that provide simple visuals on how to change your pouch and care for your stoma. 

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View visual cards that show you how to care for your stoma.

We have created a series of photo illustration cards that provide quick and simple guidance on how to change your pouch and care for your stoma. The cards cover the three types of stomas – colostomy, ileostomy, and urostomy – and are ideal for use in the bathroom. 

View PDF  One-Piece Colostomy

View PDF  Two-Piece Colostomy

View PDF  One-Piece Ileostomy

View PDF  Two-Piece Ileostomy

View PDF  One-Piece Urostomy

View PDF  Two-Piece Urostomy

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