Product Description
Convenient Disposal Solution：Our ostomy disposable bags are designed specially for the ostomy family. The Seal-N-Toss Ostomy Disposal System allows you to discreetly dispose of your colostomy bags when in public restrooms, at a friend’s house, or anywhere else discretion is required.
Great for Containing Odor：The thick black plastic bags seal tightly to reduce odor and don't make any rustling noise. Ostomy bag disposable bags can control odors and seal odors for separate disposal.
Hygienic and Discreet：Ostomy Pouch Disposal Bags are also completely opaque, hiding their contents from view. Compatible with virtually all 1 and 2 piece ostomy supplies from Hollister, Coloplast, ConvaTec, Salts, Cymed.
Multi-Purpose：Ostomy Waste Disposal Bag can hide ostomy bag, isolates odors, dispose of small animal feces, and can be used as a regular garbage bag. It is also a great way to dispose of ostomy waste when traveling. Opaque disposal pouches can be a big help, allowing you to avoid embarrassing situations even indoors.
Service and Quality：Our ostomy disposable trash bags include 100 pack. Heagi Medical is a company specializing in the research of ostomy related products, and has its own production factory,We adhere strictly to ISO9001 and ISO13485 quality management systems and have FDA and CE approval. If you have any dissatisfaction with our products, please feel free to contact us, our customer service will do our best to solve your problem.
Customer Reviews
These are great for ostomy bag disposal. Very secure and tight keeps contents inside ,Can't smell, can't see, very private. Definitely worth it.
Before my colostomy I wore depends and had to change several times a day. I couldn’t leave them in the garbage as the whole bathroom would smell. So I was carrying small garbage can bags. It fit size wise but did not take care of odor. As I researched before my surgery I found a video recommending these bags. I could use depends/osteomy bags. They are big to throw in a small sized bathroom trash can so I put them in my backpack and throw them away at home. I can also throw them on my home garbage with no worries. wish I had know of these for the last 10 years.
