Topic Explanation:
The forum topic is about a 59-year-old male who recently had an ileostomy and has been experiencing leaks with the new supplies from Hollister. He is seeking advice on product recommendations and tips to manage the leaks.

Advice and Insights:
- Different bags from different companies work better or worse for different people, so it's important to find the best one for you through trial and error.
- If a specific product worked well initially, it's advisable to stick with it, as in the case of Coloplast supplies.
- It's crucial to take time when changing appliances to ensure proper attachment, and using a hairdryer on the lowest setting or applying warmth from the hand can help activate the adhesive.
- Using an Ekin seal between the barrier and skin, wearing a belt 24/7, and taping all around the flange with Tegaderm tape strips can help prevent leaks.
- Trying different products, such as Skin Tac Wipe, barrier rings, and barrier wipes, can extend the time between appliance changes.
- Using a belt to hold and pull the pouch to the stoma or belly, and ensuring the skin is dry before placing the bag on the skin can help with attachment.
- Seeking samples from different companies and using a moldable pouch with a collar that fits snugly around the stoma can prevent leaks and skin irritation.
- Avoiding pre-moistened wipes with chemicals that interfere with the appliance sticking can help prevent leaks.