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Apr 06, 2023

Donating Ostomy Supplies in Long Island, NY

This topic is about finding ways to donate unused ostomy supplies in Long Island, New York. If you have new, unopened supplies that you don't want to go to waste, there are several options to consider for donating them, especially to help those with limited or no insurance coverage.

1. Reach out to the Ostomy Association of New York by calling 212-864-1968. They accept donated supplies and ensure they reach people who need them.

2. Consider mailing your supplies to national programs such as:
- Kindred Box, which you can learn more about at their website: kindredbox.org/donate-ostomy-supplies
- ConvaTec & Hollister have a "buy-back" or donation program for unused, unexpired supplies, and they even pay you. More information is available at ibuysupplies.com/ostomy

3. You can also give the supplies to your hospital or clinic's stoma nurse. Many nurses keep a supply closet and distribute items to local patients in need.

4. Another option is to offer the supplies directly to other ostomates through online forums. Some members are willing to cover the shipping costs. Current requests include items like lubricating deodorant, barrier strips, 1 ¾-inch bags, any compatible 2-piece or 1-piece systems, and barrier rings.

5. When listing your available supplies, be sure to include the manufacturer (such as ConvaTec or Hollister), along with product names and numbers. This helps potential recipients confirm that the supplies are compatible with their needs.
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