I've been having problems with leakage under my wafer lately. I think I need to go convex, so I contacted Convatec for some convex samples. However, I have a number of regular wafers. I see that they make those plastic convex inserts. It appears that you just snap them into the wafer, but I haven't seen them in person and the pictures really don't help.
Has anybody had experience with these inserts? How do they work / how do you apply them?
Thanks!

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