Irrigation Sets

Regain Predictable Control and Comfort with Ostomy Irrigation Sets

Living with a colostomy doesn't mean giving up predictability or worrying about continuous pouch changes. Modern ostomy irrigation sets allow individuals with descending or sigmoid colostomies to regulate bowel movements effectively, offering hours or even days of freedom, cleanliness, and peace of mind.

Designed for Safe, Comfortable, and Hygienic Routine Management

Ostomy irrigation systems utilize specialized components to ensure a gentle, controlled water flow while safely managing drainage, helping you establish a regular, comfortable routine.

• Precision Flow Control: Irrigator bags feature clear volume markings and adjustable flow-control clamps to deliver water smoothly and safely at your preferred pace.
• Soft, Flexible Stoma Cones: Ergonomically shaped cones prevent backflow and fit snugly against the stoma without causing irritation or trauma to delicate tissues.
• Discreet Long Sleeves: Long, transparent drain sleeves route effluent directly into the toilet while trapping odors and preventing messy splashes.

Explore our complete collection of ostomy irrigation sets, sleeves, and replacement cones from trusted brands like Coloplast and Hollister, and order today for fast, discreet home delivery.

Who can safely use an ostomy irrigation set?

Ostomy irrigation is typically recommended for individuals with a descending or sigmoid colostomy who have firm, well-formed stools. Always consult your ostomy nurse or physician before starting an irrigation routine to ensure it is appropriate for your specific anatomy.

What is included in a complete ostomy irrigation kit?

A standard irrigation kit includes a water reservoir bag with a flow-control tube, a soft stoma cone or catheter, irrigation sleeves, and a belt to hold the sleeve securely in place during the flushing process.

How long does an ostomy irrigation procedure usually take?

The entire process generally takes between 45 and 60 minutes. After introducing the water, initial evacuation occurs within 10 to 15 minutes, followed by complete emptying over the next 30 to 45 minutes.