Reno Med Drainable Two-Piece Ostomy Bag 70 mm – Bundle of 4 bags

Description

Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag 70 mm: An Open Bag for Liquid Output and Ileostomy

Key Facts About the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag

Short description: The Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag 70 mm is made for liquid or frequent output: you empty it through the bottom outlet several times a day without unclipping the bag or removing the flange, then close it and get on with your day.

Introduction to the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag

Anyone living with an ileostomy, or recovering from recent bowel surgery, knows that output in these situations is liquid or loose and comes throughout the day. With output like this it is not practical to unclip and throw away the bag each time; you need a bag you can empty easily and close again. That is the job of the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag in the 70 mm size.

On this page from No Style Like Pharmacy we explain how a drainable bag works inside a two-piece system, the clean emptying routine that protects your comfort and dignity away from home, when a closed bag makes more sense, and which signs mean you should contact your stoma nurse or surgeon. Every product detail comes from what is printed on the Reno Med box.

What Is the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag?

The Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag is a beige collection pouch with a soft cover, a 70 mm coupling ring at the top and a drainable outlet with a closure at the bottom. It is distributed by Reno Med (الريناد ميديكال), an Egyptian importer of medical supplies; the box reads “Two-Piece Ostomy Bag” and Made in China.

The company flyer describes the bag as comfortable and safe, made from high-quality materials and skin friendly. The number of bags per box, whether there is a gas filter and the exact closure type are not stated in the information we have, so message the pharmacy on WhatsApp before ordering if those details matter to you.

How the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag Works in a Two-Piece System

• Fitting: the adhesive flange goes on the skin first, then the bag is pressed onto its 70 mm ring until it clicks.
• Collecting: output drains into the pouch, and the soft cover feels kinder against the skin than bare plastic.
• Emptying: you open the bottom outlet over the toilet, empty the contents, wipe the outlet and close it, with the bag still attached.
• Changing: every 1-3 days you unclip the bag from the ring and click on a new one, without peeling the flange off your skin.

With this design your skin deals with one adhesive for several days, while you handle frequent output with ease.

Key Benefits of the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag

• With the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag you empty several times a day without changing the bag, ideal for liquid output.
• Less adhesive removal, since the bag unclips from the ring, not from the skin.
• Soft beige cover, more comfortable on the skin and discreet under clothes.
• Suits the early days after surgery when output is unpredictable.
• Works with the Reno Med 70 mm flange, and you can switch to the closed bag on the same flange.

Real-Life Use Cases for the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag

A man in his twenties with an ileostomy, back at his office job: he worried he would have to change his bag in the office toilet. With the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag he empties it in two minutes when it is one-third full, keeps a few tissues in his pocket to clean the outlet, and his colleagues notice nothing.

A woman in her sixties after emergency bowel surgery: in the first two weeks her output was loose and frequent, so her stoma nurse recommended the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag. When her output firmed up a few weeks later, she switched to the closed bag on the same flange without changing the whole system.

Who Is the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag For?

• People with an ileostomy and liquid or high output.
• People with a colostomy in the first weeks after surgery or during episodes of diarrhoea.
• Anyone who needs to empty several times a day and prefers not to change the bag each time.
• Users of the Reno Med 70 mm flange.

When Another Bag May Suit You Better

• Formed output once or twice a day: a closed bag is often simpler, because you discard it whole without emptying.
• A urostomy: needs a urostomy bag with a special tap for urine; this bag is for bowel output.
• Limited hand use: opening and closing the outlet takes some dexterity, so a caregiver’s help or a different closure may be needed.
• A flange that is not 70 mm: the bag will not lock onto it, so never mix coupling sizes.

How to Empty and Change the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag

1. Sit well back on the toilet, or stand in front of it, and point the outlet into the bowl.
2. Lay a little toilet paper on the water first to reduce splashing.
3. Open the closure gently and squeeze the bag from top to bottom until it is empty.
4. Wipe the outlet inside and out with toilet paper until it is clean and dry.
5. Close it again and make sure it is fully sealed before you stand up; this is the most important step against leaks.
6. When it is time to change (every 1-3 days), empty the bag first, unclip it from the ring and click on a new one.

When to Empty the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag

The rule in the instructions is simple: empty the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag when it is one-third to half full, and do not wait until it is completely full, because the weight pulls on the flange and weakens the seal. With liquid output that may mean several times a day. Helpful habits include emptying before bed, before leaving home, and before prayer or meetings for peace of mind.

What to Expect in Your First Days

At first emptying may take a while and you may feel anxious, which is completely normal. Within a few days it becomes second nature, and you can tell from the feel of the bag when it is time. In the first week, keep a rough note of how often you empty; this helps your stoma nurse judge your output volume and fluid balance.

Common Mistakes With a Drainable Bag

• Letting the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag fill completely, so it gets heavy and drags on the flange.
• Not wiping the outlet before closing, which causes odour and soiled clothes.
• Closing the outlet in a hurry without checking the seal.
• Using the same bag beyond the recommended time.
• Not drinking enough with a high-output ileostomy.
• Clicking the bag onto a flange of a different size or brand.

Myths and Facts About Drainable Bags

Myth: the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag means constant smell. Fact: a well-fitted bag with a clean, tightly closed outlet does not normally let odour out; smell usually appears only while emptying.

Myth: people with a stoma cannot work or travel. Fact: many people with a stoma work, travel and live full lives; the secret is planning and carrying spares.

Possible Problems and How to Avoid Them

• Leaks from the outlet of the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag if it is not closed properly or the closure is soiled.
• The bag coming off the ring if it did not click when fitted.
• Skin irritation if liquid output seeps under the flange; liquid output is harsher on skin than formed stool.
• Ballooning with gas; whether a filter is fitted is not stated on the pack.

Compatibility and Accessories for the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag

• Compatibility: fits only the Reno Med Ostomy Flange 70 mm; we cannot guarantee a fit with other brands of baseplate.
• Switching: on the same flange you can use the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag 70 mm once your output firms up.
• Stoma paste, powder and barrier wipes: are used with the flange, not the bag, to protect the skin from liquid output, on your nurse’s advice.
• Emptying kit: toilet paper and small bags for disposing of used pouches.

Important Warnings

• Make sure the closure of the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag is sealed after every emptying.
• Never flush the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag; put it in a sealed rubbish bag.
• Use it with a 70 mm flange only.
• Do not reuse a bag past its wear time.
• Store bags somewhere dry, away from heat, and check the expiry date printed on the pack.

Skin, Stoma and Output Checks

At every flange change, check the stoma colour, which is usually pink or red and moist, and the skin around it: does it look healthy like the rest of your abdomen, or red and weepy? A drainable bag gives you an extra advantage: you see the amount and consistency of output each time you empty. Notice if the volume suddenly rises or becomes very watery, and watch for signs of dehydration such as strong thirst, dark or scanty urine and dizziness on standing, especially with an ileostomy.

What You Need With the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag

• The Reno Med 70 mm flange as the base of the system.
• Toilet paper or tissues to wipe the outlet.
• Water or other fluids to stay hydrated as your doctor advises.
• A small pouch with a spare bag, tissues and a disposal bag.
• Comfortable underwear that supports the bag without pressing on the stoma.

Comparing the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag With the Closed Bag and Flange

The three Reno Med products work as one 70 mm system. This table shows when to choose the drainable bag:

In short: if you empty more than two or three times a day or your output is liquid, the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag is more practical and economical. If your output is formed and regular, the closed bag may suit you better. Either way you need the 70 mm flange.

When to See Your Stoma Nurse or Surgeon

• Very high watery output with signs of dehydration, such as dizziness and little urine.
• No output for several hours together with cramps, bloating, nausea or vomiting, which may mean a blockage.
• The stoma turns dark or black: this is urgent.
• Bleeding that does not stop, or blood in the bag.
• Red or sore skin around the stoma despite good care.
• A bulge around the stoma that grows when you cough.

NSL Expert Tip

Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag FAQ

How often should I empty it?

When it is one-third to half full, which may be several times a day with liquid output.

How often should I change the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag?

Every 1-3 days or as your stoma nurse advises.

Is it suitable for a colostomy?

Yes, during periods of loose output such as the first weeks after surgery; with formed output a closed bag is usually simpler.

Does the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag have a gas filter?

This is not stated on the pack, so ask the pharmacy on WhatsApp before ordering.

How many bags are in a box?

The number per box is not stated; the price is per unit as listed.

What is the expiry date?

It is printed on the pack.

Conclusion

The Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag 70 mm is the practical choice for liquid or frequent output: emptied from the bottom at one-third to half full and replaced every 1-3 days without removing the flange. Make a tight closure and a clean outlet a fixed habit, and keep in touch with your stoma nurse. Order it today from No Style Like Pharmacy with delivery across Egypt.

Reviewed by the No Style Like Pharmacy content team. This information is for educational purposes only.

Read the pack instructions and follow your stoma nurse’s and surgeon’s advice; this content does not replace medical advice. Learn more at MedlinePlus – Ostomy.