Hollister 8805 Adapt CeraRing Barrier Ostomy Rings (10 per box)

Ceramide-Infused Protection for Healthier Peristomal Skin.

Hollister ostomy CeraRings are like Adapt Barrier Rings except they contain ceramide for an improved moisture barrier of the skin to protect peristomal skin and improve ostomy appliance wear time.

•  4.5 mm Thick
• 2" Outer Diameter
• 10 per box
• HCPCS: A4385

Each CeraRing is individually packed so they won't all get dried out when you use the rings overtime you change your appliance.  Adapt CeraRing barrier rings are infused with ceramide which is a natural component of skin and its role is to maintain the moisture barrier of skin. By including ceramide in ostomy rings, Hollister has created a totally unique ostomy ring when compared to other ostomy rings out there (Eakin, Brava, and Adapt).  CeraPlus rings will maintain and promote healthy skin around the stoma.

Hollister's 8805 Adapt CeraRing is a moldable barrier ring built on the trusted Adapt formula, with one key upgrade: ceramide. Ceramide is a lipid naturally found in skin that helps it hold moisture and resist irritation. By infusing it directly into the ring, Hollister created a barrier that doesn't just seal around your stoma — it actively supports the skin underneath while you wear it. If you've dealt with sore, red, or weepy peristomal skin from standard rings, CeraRing is designed specifically to help that skin recover and stay protected between changes.

Why Choose CeraRing Over Standard Adapt Barrier Rings?

• Built-In Ceramide Moisture Barrier: Ceramide is a natural component of healthy skin. Adding it to the ring itself means the barrier is working with your skin's own moisture balance, not just sealing it off — helping reduce the dryness and breakdown that come with frequent appliance changes.

• Individually Wrapped for Freshness: Each of the 10 rings is sealed in its own wrapper. Unlike bulk rings that dry out once the box is opened, every CeraRing stays moldable and fresh until the moment you use it — so ring #10 performs exactly like ring #1.

• Longer Appliance Wear Time: By keeping peristomal skin healthier and the seal more consistent, CeraRing is formulated to extend how long your pouching system stays reliably attached — fewer unplanned changes, fewer leaks.

Size & Fit

This is the standard 2" diameter, 4.5mm thick ring. If you need a thinner profile for tighter-fitting appliances, see the Slim CeraRing (8815) or an oval convex CeraRing below.

What's in the Box

10 individually wrapped Adapt CeraRing barrier rings — no applicator or paste included.

How to Use Adapt CeraRing Barrier Rings

1. Remove one ring from its individual wrapper (leave the rest sealed until needed).
2. Warm it briefly between your fingers to make it fully moldable.
3. Gently stretch and shape the ring to fit snugly around your stoma, filling any uneven skin contours.
4. Apply directly to clean, dry skin before placing your ostomy wafer/appliance, or press it onto the back of the barrier itself.
5. Smooth the edges so there are no gaps where output can undermine the seal.

CeraRing vs. Adapt vs. Eakin vs. Brava — What's the Difference?

All moldable barrier rings do the same basic job — filling in skin folds and scars to create a flush seal — but they're not identical:

• Adapt (standard) — Hollister's original moldable ring, reliable and widely used, but no added skin-conditioning ingredient.
• Adapt CeraRing — the same trusted Adapt formula plus ceramide, aimed at people whose peristomal skin needs extra moisture support.
• Eakin / Brava — competitor moldable rings; similar function, different pliability and adhesion characteristics — some users find CeraRing easier to mold in warm weather.

If your skin is currently healthy, standard Adapt rings work well and cost less. If you're managing irritation, dryness, or breakdown, CeraRing's ceramide is the reason to pay the small premium.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Hollister 8805 CeraRing the same as the regular Adapt barrier ring? No. Both are moldable barrier rings from Hollister with the same 4.5mm/2" sizing, but CeraRing is infused with ceramide, a lipid that helps support the skin's natural moisture barrier. Standard Adapt rings don't contain ceramide.

How long does one CeraRing last? Most users get one ring per appliance change, and CeraRing is designed to help extend wear time compared to using no ring or a lower-quality barrier. Actual wear time depends on stoma output, skin condition, and appliance type.

Can I cut or trim the CeraRing to fit? Yes — the ring is fully moldable. You can stretch it, pinch it thinner in spots, or layer sections to build up depth around uneven skin, scars, or skin folds.

Is CeraRing safe for sensitive or irritated peristomal skin? CeraRing is formulated with ceramide specifically to support compromised or sensitive skin. If you have an active skin infection, open wound, or ongoing irritation that isn't improving, check with your ostomy nurse (WOC nurse) or physician.

What size stoma is the 8805 ring made for? The 8805 is the standard 2" outer diameter, 4.5mm thick ring, suited to most stoma sizes with moderate depth needs. For a thinner profile, see the Slim CeraRing (8815); for uneven or oval-shaped stomas, see the Convex Oval CeraRing options.

Does this qualify for FSA/HSA reimbursement? Yes, ostomy barrier rings are generally HSA/FSA eligible as a medical supply. Keep your receipt for reimbursement; check with your plan administrator to confirm.

How is this different from Eakin Cohesive Seals or Brava rings? All are moldable barrier rings that serve the same core purpose, but formulations differ in pliability, tack, and (for CeraRing) added ceramide for skin support. Many users choose based on how easily the ring molds in their hands and how their skin responds over time.

Will you ship this discreetly? Yes — Parthenon ships all ostomy and wound care orders in plain, unmarked packaging.