I read about this product by 3M "Cavilon" No Sting Barrier Film. I've had my ileostomy since 1990, due to uncontrollable ulcerative colitis. When changing my wafer, I have used Bard Protective Barrier Film, but have had a problem with leakage and having to change the wafer every 2 days, instead of every 7 days. This has only been going on for the past year. What I did like about the Bard product is that it left the skin sticky, when dry, so better for the wafer to adhere to. Does anyone know if the Cavilon No Sting Barrier Film also leave the skin sticky for better success with the wafer? Thanks so much. joanmarie
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