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Stoma accessories
Just as every person is unique, so is every stoma.
That’s why B. Braun offers a diverse range of stoma care accessories – designed to support individual lifestyles and meet the specific needs of ostomates, helping to personalise care.
More confidence
Ally® Rings and Ally® Paste have been designed to prevent leakage, for ostomates to feel more confident in daily life.
If there are skin dips or folds around the stoma, B. Braun recommends Ally® Rings.
Designed to resolve leakage problems and prevent irritation.
Help to withstand corrosive output for durability and skin protection.
Easy to mould, apply and remove1.
Tailored options:
The rings, sometimes referred to as seals, come in different sizes to find the best fit and create a secure seal around the stoma.
For skin dips or folds around the stoma, B. Braun recommends our alcohol-free Ally® Paste.
Sting-free application with an alcohol-free formula.
Designed to enhance seal integrity through adhesive strength and flexibility.
Provides non-swelling, durable protection against corrosive, liquid output.
More peace of mind
Ally® Wafer Extenders and Ally® Belt have been designed to help maintain a secure bag position for longer wear time.
For peristomal hernias, a prolapsed stoma, a stoma in a difficult position, skin dips or bony prominences, B. Braun recommends Ally® Wafer Extenders. They can be combined with any ostomy bag.
Designed to reinforce adhesivity and to keep the appliance securely in place.
Follow body contours and movements.
Enable skin integrity monitoring through transparent design.
If using Softima convex, Softima Active Convex, Softima Key or Softima 3S, B. Braun recommends using the Ally belt.
They can be worn in different positions according to your needs.
Provides additional security and confidence by helping to keep the stoma bag in place and enhance the fit around the stoma.
Supports the weight of the bag to prevent pulling and minimise friction, to help prevent skin irritation.
Helpful for individuals with uneven or rounded abdomens.
The Ally® Belt can be used with bags that have belt loops, including: Softima® Convex and Softima® Active Convex one-piece bags, Softima® Key and Softima® 3S two-piece systems.
Products in the Softima® range have three attachment positions on each side, allowing users to choose their preferred position and secure it with the Ally® Belt for additional fixation.
The various attachment loops on Softima® products also enable two belts to be used, to spread pressure away from the stoma and help to enable extra security to prevent leaks and detachment.
| Product | Thickness/Length | Diameter/Radius | Quantity | Product Code |
| Ally® Rings | 2.2 mm | 48 mm | Box of 10 | 2022482 |
| 3 mm | 48 mm | Box of 10 | 2022483 | |
| 4.5 mm | 48 mm | Box of 10 | 2022484 | |
| 3 mm | 98 mm | Box of 10 | 2022983 | |
| Ally® Wafer Extenders | - | 90 mm | Box of 20 | 2022300 |
| Ally® Paste | Tube of 80 g | - | 1 | 2022200 |
| Ally® Belt | Adjustable up to 120 cm | - | 1 | 5028E |
Stoma accessories are products designed to be used with your stoma bag (pouch) to improve comfort, protect your skin and help reduce the risk of leaks. They can support bag fit and security, especially if you have uneven skin, sore areas or experience shorter wear time.
Common stoma accessories include barrier rings, paste, wafer extenders, adhesive remover sprays, barrier sprays, powders and belts for convex appliances.
Barrier rings (also known as seals) mould around your stoma to fill in dips, folds or uneven skin, helping to create a secure seal and reduce leaks.
Stoma paste acts as a filler to help seal small gaps and smooth creases in the skin and help reduce the risk of leakage and skin irritation.
Wafer extenders (also known as flange extenders, plasters or tape) fit around the edge of the wafer (adhesive area) on the stoma bag or baseplate of a 2-piece system to improve security and extend wear time, especially during movement.
Barrier sprays or wipes form a protective layer on the skin to help reduce irritation from adhesives or stoma output.
Stoma powders help dry moist skin before applying the stoma appliance.
Adhesive remover sprays or wipes help gently remove the adhesive part of the stoma bag or baseplate, reducing discomfort and protecting the skin.
Stoma belts are commonly used with convex bags to provide extra security by helping keep the bag in place and support its weight, reducing pulling and movement against the skin.
Stoma accessories can be used individually or together to improve comfort, protect the skin and help reduce leaks.
Yes. Many people use stoma accessories to help prevent leaks by improving the seal between the bag wafer (or 2-piece baseplate) and the skin. Barrier rings, paste and wafer extenders are commonly used when skin is uneven, the stoma changes shape, or movement affects appliance security.
Using the right combination of accessories can help improve confidence and comfort.
Yes. Some people use a combination of stoma accessories, such as a barrier ring with wafer extenders, to help achieve a better seal, protect the skin and increase bag wear time.
However, using more products isn’t always better. In some cases, reviewing the stoma bag itself may be more helpful than adding extra accessories.
A stoma care nurse can help you decide whether adjusting your bag or using a small number of accessories is the best option for your skin and body shape. You can also contact the B. Braun Emerald Telehealth Team for advice. Simply call 0800 163 007 or email bbm.emeraldtelehealth@nhs.net
Stoma accessories are generally designed using skin‑friendly materials to support comfort and help protect the skin around the stoma. Many are created to be gentle, flexible and suitable for everyday use alongside a stoma bag.
Using the right bag and the most suitable accessories together can help create a secure seal, reduce leaks and minimise adhesive wear on the skin. This can play an important role in helping protect the skin and reducing the risk of soreness developing over time.
If you have sensitive skin or are unsure which products are best for you, a stoma care nurse can help you choose options that suit your skin, body shape and lifestyle. You can also contact the B. Braun Emerald Telehealth Team for advice by calling 0800 163 007 or emailing bbm.emeraldtelehealth@nhs.net
Stoma accessories are prescribed. The prescription is yours, which means you can choose where you’d like to get your supplies from.
If you already use a home delivery service, you can usually add stoma accessories to your existing prescription and continue ordering them in the same way as your other products.
If you wish to try an alternative home delivery service, B. Braun Emerald Home Delivery offers a reliable service from a team that cares. Emerald can supply any prescribed ostomy products from any manufacturer and deliver them discreetly to your home. They can also support you with reordering of your current and new products, the cutting service, and any other queries you may have.
Alternatively, you can choose to order your stoma supplies through a pharmacy, if that suits you better.
The most important thing is choosing the option that works best for you and your lifestyle.
For more information about the Emerald Home Delivery Service, call 0800 163 007.
If you’re unsure which stoma accessories are right for you, or if you are experiencing leaks or skin irritation:
You may wish to try samples of Ally® stoma accessories to help find what works best for you before adding products to your regular prescription. Simply click on the samples link to request samples from our Emerald home delivery team.
You can speak to your local stoma care nurse or contact the B. Braun Emerald Telehealth Service on 0800 163 007 or bbm.emeraldtelehealth@nhs.net for personalised clinical advice and support.
The Emerald Home Delivery can help with ordering any prescribed ostomy products. Just call 0800 163 007 to speak to our friendly team.
Getting the right advice and the chance to try suitable products can help protect your skin and improve confidence in managing your stoma.
Barrier rings are often preferred where there are deeper creases, folds or uneven peristomal contours, as they provide consistent thickness and can be moulded to support a more predictable seal. Paste may be more appropriate for minor contouring or small gaps, where only limited filling is required.
Selection should consider contour depth, stoma profile, output type and patient dexterity.
Alcohol‑free stoma paste performs the same caulking and gap‑filling function as standard paste but is formulated without alcohol. This can improve comfort during application while still helping to support a secure seal between the baseplate and the skin.
Wafer extenders are intended to reinforce the edge of the baseplate, rather than correct central sealing issues. They can be helpful for patients with high activity levels, moisture exposure such as sweating, shower/bathing or swimming, or movement etc.
They should be used alongside appropriate bag selection and central sealing, not as a substitute for them.
If multiple accessories are required to maintain wear time, control leakage or prevent skin stripping, this may indicate the need to review the stoma bag itself (e.g. hydrocolloid properties, convexity, flexibility, aperture size or product type such as brand or one‑ vs two‑piece systems.
Accessories can be valuable supportive tools but should not replace appropriate bag selection.
Ally® stoma accessories support nurse‑led, patient‑centred stoma care by offering simple, effective solutions that can be tailored to individual needs. Created to be your everyday partner, Ally® accessories are designed to help achieve a secure fit, support skin protection and optimise wear time, while allowing treatment choices to be guided by clinical assessment, patient preference and lifestyle.
