Topic Explanation:
The discussion in the forum revolves around finding an effective skin bonding adhesive for ostomy care. The original poster, smuto, is experiencing issues with their current adhesive, Talbot skin bonding glue, as it dries out quickly and they are unable to use the entire contents. They are seeking alternatives because their stoma is close to the belly button, causing the wafer to not adhere well and leading to frequent leaks and changes. They mentioned that an ET nurse suggested using a type of cement or glue used by ice hockey players, but they were unable to find such a product in a sports shop.

Advice and Helpful Insights:
1. Alternative Adhesives:
- Consider using Smith and Nephew Skin Bond Cement or Nu Hope Labs cement, as these brands are recommended for their quality and longevity.
- Mastisol by Ferndale Laboratories is another recommended adhesive, available in both liquid (with a breakable glass container) and spray forms, known for good results.

2. Additional Support and Custom Solutions:
- King Ostomy offers a service where they make a custom reusable barrier after making a mold of the stoma and surrounding area. This could provide a more tailored fit and better adhesion.

3. Product Switching and Consultation:
- Switching between different types of wafers (from one-piece to two-piece systems) might offer better comfort and adhesion. It's worth experimenting with different types to see which conforms best to the body's contours.
- Always consult with a stoma nurse or healthcare provider when considering new products or when experiencing issues like leaks or skin irritation. They can provide personalized advice and possibly samples of products to try.

4. Barrier Sprays:
- Although not as effective for the original poster, barrier sprays like Cavilon have been mentioned as helpful by others for increasing the sticking power of wafers.