Hollister New Image 14307 — Pre-Sized 1-3/8" FlexWear Skin Barrier, Floating Flange, (5 per box)

Details:

•  Barrier opening (pre-sized): 1-3/8"
• Flange size: 2-1/4"
• Wear type: FlexWear (standard wear), flat
• Flange type: Floating Flange
• Border: With tape
• HCPCS code: A4414
• Box quantity: 5

Product Benefits

• Confidence assured with the Floating Flange; provides utmost security with the patented locking system that audibly "clicks" into place.
• Protects skin from corrosive drainage with the standard wear, FlexWear skin barrier.
• Comfort is achieved by its flexibility. It molds to the body's contours; the user has greater freedom of movement.

Product Features

• FlexWear (standard wear) Skin Barrier
• With Tape Border
• Pre-Sized Skin Barrier Stoma Opening
• Floating Flange

FAQ Section

Q: Do I need to cut this barrier to fit my stoma? A: No. The 14307 is pre-sized with a fixed 1-3/8" opening, so there's no cutting required — it's ready to apply as-is.

Q: What flange (pouch coupling) size does this barrier use? A: 2-1/4". Make sure any 2-piece pouch you pair it with is also sized 2-1/4" to lock onto the Floating Flange.

Q: What's a "Floating Flange," and how is it different from a rigid flange? A: A Floating Flange flexes with your body and gives an audible "click" when the pouch locks securely into place, so you get tactile and audible confirmation of a secure connection along with more freedom of movement than a rigid flange.

Q: Is this a 1-piece or 2-piece system? A: 2-piece. This is the skin barrier (wafer) only — you'll pair it with a separately sold New Image pouch that clicks onto the 2-1/4" flange.

Q: What does "FlexWear" mean vs. "Flextend"? A: FlexWear is Hollister's standard-wear barrier, typically changed more frequently than Flextend (extended-wear). If you need a longer wear time, see the Flextend version of this barrier (14703) linked below.

Q: Does this have an HCPCS code for insurance billing? A: Yes — HCPCS code A4414.

Q: How many barriers come in a box, and how long does a box last? A: 5 barriers per box. Wear time varies by individual and skin condition, so how long a box lasts depends on your personal change schedule — check with your ostomy nurse (WOCN) if you're unsure what's typical for standard-wear barriers.