This discussion is about comparing Torbot Skin Tac and other skin preparation products based on user experiences and preferences. The goal is to find out if Torbot products perform better than the ones already in use, providing more options in case of adhesion issues.

Here are some insights and advice shared by users:

1. 3M Cavilon Spray or Swabs
- Many users find it offers excellent skin protection, prevents leaks, and is easy to remove. It's particularly effective if the skin is already irritated under the flange.

2. Torbot Skin-Tac Liquid Adhesive & Wipes
- Known for being very tacky and extending wear time. One user reported achieving 5 days between wafer changes using Skin-Tac with Coloplast wafers.
- It is latex-free, easy to apply, and you can use up all the product in the bottle.
- It might sting if applied to skin that is already broken down.

3. Torbot Bonding Cement
- It is stickier than Skin-Tac and may last a bit longer.
- Contains latex, which can be an issue for those with allergies.
- Leaves more residue, making it harder to clean off the skin and to empty the can.
- Both Skin-Tac and Bonding Cement are better for extending wafer wear rather than stopping an active leak.

4. Safe n’ Simple Skin Barrier Wipes
- Offers very strong adhesion but can lead to product build-up over time.

5. ConvaTec Stomahesive / Moldable Convex Skin Barrier + Coloplast Brava Straight Barrier Strips
- One user gets 4 days of wear, and adding Skin-Tac extends it to 5 days.
- The same user also uses Eakin Slim/Thin seals for additional support.

6. General Guidance
- Success with these products can vary depending on the type of stoma (colostomy vs. ileostomy), stool consistency, wafer brand (ConvaTec, Hollister, Coloplast), and stoma placement.
- It's recommended to request free samples and try different combinations to find the best personal solution.