CeraRing Barrier Rings

A leaking pouch or sore, irritated skin around the stoma is the fastest way to lose confidence in your ostomy routine. CeraRing barrier rings from Hollister are designed to close those gaps — filling in the uneven contours around your stoma so effluent stays off your peristomal skin and your seal holds through the day.

What sets CeraRing apart is ceramide, a lipid naturally found in healthy skin that helps maintain the skin's moisture barrier. Because peristomal skin takes a beating from repeated adhesive wear and exposure, that added protection matters over the long term. The rings are moldable — you shape them by hand to match your stoma size and skin folds rather than cutting — and the extended-wear formulation resists breakdown, making them a good fit for people who want fewer changes or who deal with output that erodes standard barriers quickly.

We carry the Hollister CeraRing Convex Oval barrier ring in beige (89601). The built-in convexity gently presses the skin around a flush or retracted stoma outward, encouraging the stoma to protrude and directing output into the pouch. Its oval shape suits stomas that aren't perfectly round, and the mold-to-fit design stretches from roughly 1-3/16 x 1-7/8 inches up to about 1-3/8 x 2-1/8 inches, so you can tailor the opening precisely.

Convex rings like this one are typically recommended when a flat barrier alone won't hold a seal — common with hernias, skin creases, or a stoma sitting at or below skin level. If you're not sure whether you need convexity or a flat ring, your ostomy nurse can help match the ring to your body and stoma type.

CeraRing rings work alongside your existing pouching system. Explore more skin barriers, pouches, and accessories in our Ostomy Supplies collection to complete your routine.