How to remove Adapt Paste? The Adapt paste will come off when you remove your ostomy pouch. If you are changing your pouch after a very short time (less than a day) you may see paste residue that
should be gently lifted from the skin. If a small amount of paste residue is still adhered to your skin but it appears clean, you can apply your new pouch over it. Note: Adapt Paste does contain alcohol which can cause stinging on the sensitive skin area. An alternative are Adapt Ostomy Rings.
For other ostomy product needs or wound care needs contact Parthenon to save money and get the best service around!
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Saturday, July 14, 2012
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Anyone Need Stoma Paste?



We thought it would be fun to run a special for our customers! Prices as low as this for such a product are unheard of and most of you took advantage of our limited special! For a limited time we were selling the Convatec 183910 for $8 per tube which is a savings of practically $2 per tube as compared to any other company!
If you missed it, don't worry because there will be more. To check, simply click on our "specials" button on our website. Check often for new specials!
There are other stoma pastes that may be featured in the future such as: Hollister's Adapt Paste, Karaya Paste and Coloplast's stoma paste.
If you missed it, don't worry because there will be more. To check, simply click on our "specials" button on our website. Check often for new specials!
There are other stoma pastes that may be featured in the future such as: Hollister's Adapt Paste, Karaya Paste and Coloplast's stoma paste.
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