This topic is about someone's experience with a supportive ostomy belt from NuHope. They found the customer service helpful, the belt provided good support, and it cost around $85 USD. The belt was beneficial for them. Here are some pieces of advice and insights shared by others:

1. Consider using a belt only if you really need one. Some people with long-term ostomies do just fine without any belt.
2. In Australia, ostomy belts and unisex supportive boxer shorts are available for free through the stoma appliance scheme. These boxer shorts can be a good alternative for support.
3. The fit, comfort, and skin reaction to a belt can vary greatly from person to person. It's a good idea to consult with an experienced stoma therapist and, if possible, try out different products to see what works best for you.
4. Be aware of potential drawbacks. For instance, one person developed a painful skin sore under the wafer after using a belt, which required medical treatment. It's important to watch for any skin irritation or pressure points and stop using the belt if any issues occur.