Topic Explanation:
The forum topic is about the experiences with Stealth Belts, specifically focusing on the use of horizontal ostomy bags. The initial post asks for feedback on how the Stealth Belts work and whether the horizontal positioning of the ostomy bag is a problem.

Replies and Insights:
- Some users have found the horizontal positioning of the ostomy bag to be problematic and uncomfortable.
- One user customized their Stealth Belt to fit a diagonal attachment for better functionality, which cost an additional $10 to $15.
- Another user found the Stealth Belt to be uncomfortable, as it moves around and causes the bag to bunch up, making it easier to detect under clothing.
- A different ostomy belt, the Nu-Hope ostomy belt, is recommended for preventing hernias and providing good bag support. It also offers the option to install a ring for the pouch on garments, girdles, or compression shorts for about $26 per garment.
- One user experienced the belt pulling the bags loose, leading them to stop wearing it.

Advice and Recommendations:
1. Customizing the Stealth Belt with a diagonal attachment can improve functionality for those with a liquid output, albeit at an additional cost.
2. Consider alternative ostomy belts like the Nu-Hope ostomy belt, which offers good bag support and the option to install a ring for the pouch on garments.
3. Be cautious about the fit and comfort of the Stealth Belt, as it may cause the bag to move around and bunch up, making it easier to detect under clothing.
4. For those who have lost weight, be aware that the belt may not fit securely and could pull the bags loose.