Weird Smell from Adapt Lubricant/Deodorizer - Anyone Else?

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warrior
Jan 29, 2025 9:36 pm
Reply to SusanT

Crazy is on the bus. Next stop?

Anywhere USA.

Would you find it easier to dump empty into a larger container by standing up?

I speak of doing this out of practice. It saves knees, back, toilet paper, and clean-up time, of which there is none.

Very practical. Cheech and Chong "gotta go to the can, man." Indeed.

Liger
Jan 29, 2025 10:48 pm
Reply to warrior

Maybe now since I’m not using the Adapt, I will go longer. But whew… that stuff really made my bag smell even with the filter πŸ˜•πŸ˜·. My insurance pays 100%. I am very fortunate but I still try not to be wasteful. 

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Liger
Jan 29, 2025 10:51 pm
Reply to SusanT

Everyone is different, I think? I don't know any different because this is what I started out with.

infinitycastle52777
Jan 30, 2025 5:53 pm
Reply to aTraveler

My insurance only wants to pay for M9 drops. I hardly use them because they just smell funky to me. I'd rather deal with output smell, which is rarely an issue anyway as I have an ileostomy that is often liquid and doesn't smell. But there is definitely a weird smell to them.

RevvieD
Feb 10, 2025 12:10 am

Sadly, I must agree. I found that not only does it have a weird smell, it doesn't work as intended.

I have found Safe'n'Simple Ostomy Deodorant to be the most effective deodorant and it has no odor. It can be purchased on Amazon.

 

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