This topic is about exploring some new and experimental ostomy devices that have been featured in YouTube videos. These devices include the TIES Internal Implant, a magnet plug, and the Coloplast Ilio Night Pouch. Here’s a bit more detail on each and some advice and insights that might be helpful:

- The TIES System is an internal titanium implant designed for ileostomies. It acts like a subcutaneous wafer and is currently in clinical trials in the UK and Sweden. You can find more information by searching for "TIES Ostomy" online.

- There is an unnamed ostomy plug that uses surgically inserted magnets to secure an external wafer. This product is also still in trials.

- The Coloplast Ilio Night Pouch is a four-foot-long, reusable bag that can hold up to 2 liters of liquid output overnight. However, there are concerns about its practicality for those with thicker or solid output, and some might find the idea of sleeping next to a large pouch unappealing.

Additional observations and questions include:

- After watching another video about a night-drainage bag, there were concerns about the bag's large width and funnel-style drain, which may not be suitable for thick output. There was also a question about whether others experienced their phones freezing after watching the video.

- The person discussing these products has an ileostomy and is trying to reduce night-time emptying by finishing meals before 8 p.m., but still needs to get up 2–3 times per night.

Here are some pieces of advice and insights:

1. Product research:
- You can visit the manufacturer's site for more information on the TIES System at https://ostomycure.com/. This system is specifically designed for ileostomies.
- The YouTube channel "Ostomy and Wound Care" reviews larger-capacity night bags and covers a variety of ostomy supplies. You can watch a relevant video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwNBFrfrLvc&t=7s.

2. Night-time output management:
- There are oversized night bags available, other than the Coloplast model mentioned. While they may not last the entire night, they can help reduce the number of times you need to empty your bag during the night, especially for those with high-liquid output from an ileostomy.