Adhesive ostomy wafer including a stomareceiving hole and a neutralizer contained in an envelope, with the envelope extending to an edge of the stoma-receiving hole
AssigneeColoplast A/S
InventorsAnders Grove Sund, Esben Stroebech, Philip Holler Langhorn, Carsten Sletten, Michael Hoejstroem
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Abstract
An adhesive ostomy wafer includes a first adhesive, a skin-facing adhesive located proximal of the first adhesive, and a neutralizer located in an envelope that is contained by the first adhesive and the skin-facing adhesive. The adhesive ostomy wafer includes a stoma-receiving hole formed through wafer such that the first adhesive, the neutralizer, and the skin-facing adhesive are exposed within the stoma-receiving hole.
Claims14
An adhesive ostomy wafer attachable around a stoma of a user, where the adhesive ostomy wafer is adapted to secure a waste collecting device to the user to collect waste from the stoma, the adhesive ostomy wafer comprising:
- a backing layer that is gas and water impermeable;
- a first adhesive deposited onto a proximal side of the backing layer;
- a skin-facing adhesive located proximal of the first adhesive and adapted to adhere the adhesive ostomy wafer to skin around the stoma of the user;
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- a neutralizer located in an envelope that is contained by the adhesive ostomy wafer between the first adhesive and the skin-facing adhesive, where the neutralizer is a potato-derived inhibitor or a protease inhibitor;
- wherein the envelope comprises a distal layer separating the neutralizer from the first adhesive, a proximal layer separating the neutralizer from the skin-facing adhesive, with the distal layer sealed to the proximal layer at a location where the envelope is closest to an outer perimeter of the adhesive ostomy wafer;
- wherein the adhesive ostomy wafer includes a stoma-receiving hole formed through the backing layer, the first adhesive, the neutralizer and the envelope, and the skin-facing adhesive, with the first adhesive, the neutralizer, and the skin-facing adhesive exposed within the stoma-receiving hole.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.