TERUMED 3470 Convex Baseplate – 70MM | For Colostomy, Ileostomy & Urostomy
When a secure, comfortable fit matters most, the TERUMED 3470 Convex Baseplate delivers. Featuring a generous 70MM flange opening, this baseplate is designed for ostomates who need a wider, more accommodating fit. Its convex profile gently presses the peristomal skin outward, creating a firm, leak-resistant seal — even for flush, retracted, or irregular stomas — so you can go about your day with complete confidence.
Why Choose TERUMED 3470?
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Convex Design: Ensures a reliable, leak-resistant seal for flush or retracted stomas
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Universal Compatibility: Works with Colostomy, Ileostomy, and Urostomy bags and pouches
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70MM Flange Opening: Larger size for a comfortable and precise stoma fit
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Skin-Friendly Adhesive: Gentle on sensitive peristomal skin, designed for extended wear
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Flexible & Durable: Moves naturally with your body for all-day comfort and security
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Odour & Leak Protection: Dependable barrier to keep you fresh and worry-free throughout the day
Product Specifications
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Brand: TERUMED
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Model: 3470
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Type: Convex Baseplate (Two-Piece System)
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Flange / Stoma Opening Size: 70MM
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Compatible With: Colostomy Bag, Ileostomy Bag, Urostomy Bag/Pouch
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Adhesive: Skin-safe, extended-wear formula
Who Is This For?
The TERUMED 3470 is ideal for ostomates who require a larger 70MM convex baseplate that provides a secure, comfortable fit. Whether you are newly post-surgery or looking for a more dependable solution, this baseplate gives you the peace of mind you deserve every single day.
How to Use
- Clean and dry the peristomal skin thoroughly.
- Measure your stoma and cut the baseplate opening if needed.
- Peel off the adhesive backing and press firmly around the stoma.
- Attach your compatible colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy pouch securely.
- Check the seal and replace as recommended by your healthcare provider.
Always consult your stoma care nurse or healthcare professional for personalised guidance on ostomy product selection and usage.
