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Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag 70 mm: A Daily Closed Bag for Colostomy and Formed Output

Quick answer:
The Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag 70 mm is a beige, soft-covered pouch that is sealed at the bottom and is not emptied. It clicks onto the Reno Med 70 mm flange. When it is about half full, you unclip it, put it in a sealed rubbish bag and click on a new one, usually one to three times a day. It is best for formed stool, as with a descending or sigmoid colostomy. Never flush it, and note that the number of bags per box is not stated.
Key Facts About the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag
| Name | Reno Med Closed Two-Piece Ostomy Bag 70 mm |
| Manufacturer | Reno Med (الريناد ميديكال) – Egyptian medical-supplies importer and distributor, Cairo |
| Type | Closed (non-drainable) bag for a two-piece ostomy system; Made in China; box labelled “Two-Piece Ostomy Bag” |
| Coupling size | 70 mm; fits the Reno Med 70 mm flange |
| Design | Beige soft-cover pouch, fully closed at the bottom |
| Quantity | Priced per unit as listed; number of bags per box not stated |
| Changing | Discard at about half full, usually 1-3 times a day |
| Gas filter | Not stated on the pack |
| Expiry | Printed on the pack |
Short description: The Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag 70 mm is the simplest option for formed, regular output: no emptying and no outlet, just unclip the used bag, dispose of it and click on a new one in a minute while the flange stays on your skin.
On this page
- Introduction
- What is it?
- How it works
- Key benefits
- Real-life use cases
- Who is it for?
- When another bag suits better
- How to change it
- Best time to change it
- What to expect
- Common mistakes
- Myths and facts
- Possible problems
- Compatibility and accessories
- Warnings
- Skin and stoma checks
- Your going-out kit
- Product comparison
- When to see the nurse or surgeon
- NSL expert tip
- FAQ
- Conclusion
Introduction to the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag
Once things settle after colostomy surgery, many people find their output becomes formed and regular, once or twice a day and often after meals. At this stage most want one thing: a simple, clean solution that returns them to normal life, to work, family visits and prayer at the mosque, without thinking about the bag all day. The Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag is designed for exactly this stage.
In this guide from No Style Like Pharmacy we explain when a closed bag beats a drainable one, how to change and dispose of it cleanly and discreetly, and how to pack a small kit that gives you confidence away from home. We stick to what is printed on the Reno Med box and say clearly what it does not state.
What Is the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag?
The Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag is a beige collection pouch with a soft cover and a 70 mm coupling ring at the top. It is fully sealed at the bottom, so there is no outlet to empty. It is distributed by Reno Med (الريناد ميديكال), an Egyptian medical-supplies company; the box reads “Two-Piece Ostomy Bag” and Made in China.
The company flyer says the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag offers superior protection from leaks, is closed for daily use, is comfortable and gentle on the skin, and gives users confidence. The number of bags per box and whether there is a gas filter are not stated, so message the pharmacy on WhatsApp to check before ordering.
How the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag Works in a Two-Piece System
- The base stays put: the Reno Med 70 mm flange stays on the skin for several days, as your stoma nurse advises.
- The bag is swapped: the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag presses onto the ring until it clicks, and comes off when full without touching the adhesive.
- No emptying: because it is sealed at the bottom, there is no outlet to close or clean, which means fewer places for leaks.
- Disposal: the full bag goes into a small sealed bag and then into the rubbish.
That simplicity is why closed bags are so popular with people who have a colostomy and formed output.
Key Benefits of the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag
- No outlet and no closure, so there is no extra point where something can leak.
- A quick change in about a minute, without handling output directly.
- Soft beige cover that is comfortable and discreet under clothing.
- No adhesive is peeled off your skin at each change, because the flange stays on.
- Ideal for going out and short trips: all you need is a spare bag and a disposal bag.
Real-Life Use Cases for the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag
A woman in her forties with a sigmoid colostomy who works in an office: her output usually comes after breakfast. She changes the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag at home in the morning and keeps a spare bag and a small disposal bag in her handbag, so she gets through the whole working day with confidence.
A retired man who loves praying in congregation: he had stopped going to the mosque for fear of embarrassment. With the two-piece system he now changes his bag a few minutes before leaving for reassurance, asks a trusted scholar about any purity questions that concern him, and is back to the routine he loves.
Who Is the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag For?
- People with a descending or sigmoid colostomy and formed stool.
- People whose output comes one to three times a day on a regular pattern.
- Anyone who prefers to discard the whole bag rather than empty it.
- Users of the Reno Med 70 mm flange who want to switch between drainable and closed bags.
When Another Bag May Suit You Better
- Liquid or high output, as with an ileostomy: you would need to change a closed bag very often; a drainable bag is more practical and economical.
- The first weeks after surgery: output is often unpredictable, so your nurse may suggest a drainable bag first.
- Episodes of diarrhoea: switch temporarily to the drainable bag on the same flange.
- A urostomy: needs a dedicated urostomy bag.
- A flange that is not 70 mm: the bag will not lock onto it.
How to Change the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag Step by Step
- Have the new bag, tissues and a small sealable disposal bag ready before you start.
- Unclip the full bag gently from the ring while holding the flange with your other hand.
- Put it straight into the disposal bag and seal it well.
- Wipe the flange ring and the edge of the stoma with a soft tissue if needed.
- Click the new bag onto the ring, working from the bottom up, until you hear it lock, then tug gently to check.
- Wash your hands well and put the disposal bag in the rubbish, never in the toilet.
Best Time to Change the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag
Change the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag when it is about half full and do not wait until it is completely full, because the weight pulls on the flange. Since many people with a colostomy pass output after meals, it is practical to change after breakfast or before leaving home, and again before bed, so you start both your day and your night with a fresh bag.
What to Expect Over Time
Over the weeks you learn your bowel pattern: when output usually comes and how many changes you need a day. That knowledge lets you plan your day, so you can go out, work and visit family with peace of mind. If the pattern changes suddenly, or output stays loose for several days, that is a sign to switch bag type for a while and talk to your nurse.
Common Mistakes With a Closed Bag
- Flushing the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag, which blocks drains and does not break down.
- Trying to cut and empty a closed bag to reuse it.
- Waiting until the bag is completely full.
- Using the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag during diarrhoea or with liquid output, which means very frequent changes.
- Leaving home without a spare bag.
- Not checking for the click when fitting.
Myths and Facts About Closed Bags
Myth: everyone around you will notice the bag. Fact: a well-fitted Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag under ordinary clothes usually goes unnoticed, and nobody needs to know unless you choose to tell them.
Myth: people with a stoma must avoid normal food. Fact: many return to a varied diet after recovery with their doctor’s guidance, simply noting which foods give them more gas.
Possible Problems and How to Avoid Them
- The bag ballooning with gas; whether a filter is fitted is not stated on the pack, so you may need to change it earlier.
- The bag coming off if it was not locked onto the ring properly.
- Skin irritation if output seeps under the flange, which is fixed by adjusting the cut, not by changing the bag.
- Frequent changes and higher cost if used with liquid output.
Compatibility and Accessories for the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag
- Compatibility: fits only the Reno Med Ostomy Flange 70 mm; we cannot guarantee a fit with other brands of baseplate.
- For loose output: the Reno Med Drainable Ostomy Bag 70 mm on the same flange.
- Stoma paste, powder and barrier wipes: are used with the flange to protect the skin and improve the seal, on your nurse’s advice.
- Disposal bags: small, sealable and preferably opaque.
Important Warnings
- Never flush the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag; seal it in a bag and put it in the rubbish.
- Single use only: do not empty or reuse it.
- Use it with a 70 mm flange only.
- Store bags somewhere dry, away from heat and sunlight.
- Check the expiry date printed on the pack.
Skin and Stoma Checks
With a closed bag you only see the stoma when you change the flange, so make the most of that moment: the stoma is usually pink or red and moist, and the skin around it should look like the rest of your abdomen. Also notice the consistency of output in the bag at each change. If it turns loose or watery for several days, contains blood, or drops off noticeably along with bloating, that is important information for your stoma nurse.
Your Going-Out Kit With the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag
- Two spare Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bags.
- A spare flange pre-cut to your size for emergencies.
- Unscented wet wipes and dry tissues.
- Small opaque disposal bags.
- A change of underwear for peace of mind.
Comparing the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag With the Drainable Bag and Flange
The three Reno Med products form one 70 mm system. This table helps you see when the closed bag is the right choice:
| Product | Type | Routine | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reno Med Ostomy Flange 70 mm | Cut-to-fit adhesive skin barrier (baseplate) | Protects the skin and holds the bag; stays on for a few days | Every user of the 70 mm two-piece system |
| Reno Med Drainable Two-Piece Ostomy Bag 70 mm | Open bag with a bottom outlet and closure | Emptied at one-third to half full; replaced every 1-3 days | Liquid or semi-formed output: ileostomy, early after surgery |
| Reno Med Closed Two-Piece Ostomy Bag 70 mm | Closed bag, not emptied | Discarded at about half full, usually 1-3 times a day | Formed stool: descending or sigmoid colostomy |
In short: formed, regular output suits the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag; liquid or high output suits the drainable bag; and both need the Reno Med 70 mm flange. Many people keep both types at home.
When to See Your Stoma Nurse or Surgeon
- No stool or gas for a long time together with cramps, bloating or vomiting.
- Diarrhoea lasting more than a day or two, or signs of dehydration.
- The stoma turns dark or black: this is urgent.
- Bleeding from the stoma that does not stop, or blood in the output.
- A bulge around the stoma that grows when you cough or stand, or the stoma sticking out further than usual.
- Red or sore skin that does not improve.
NSL Expert Tip
From the No Style Like pharmacy team: keep a stock of both types at home, the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag for ordinary days and the drainable bag for days of diarrhoea or after any procedure or medicine that changes your output. And never leave home without a small kit holding two bags and a disposal bag; just knowing it is with you brings a calm that is worth a great deal.
Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag FAQ
Can I empty the Reno Med Closed Ostomy Bag?
No. It is fully sealed and is discarded at about half full.
How many times a day do I change it?
Usually one to three times a day, depending on your output.
Is it suitable for an ileostomy?
Usually not, because liquid output needs a drainable bag.
Does it have a gas filter?
This is not stated on the pack, so ask the pharmacy on WhatsApp.
How many bags are in a box?
The number 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 Closed Ostomy Bag 70 mm is the simple, clean choice for a colostomy with formed output: it clicks onto the Reno Med 70 mm flange and is discarded at about half full, with no emptying and no adhesive peeled off your skin. Carry a small kit 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.









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