This topic is about a user review of COLO_MAJICK flushable liners, which are designed for use with two-piece ostomy systems. These liners were created by someone who has an ostomy, aiming to make life a bit easier for others in the same situation. Here's a breakdown of the review and some helpful advice:

- Design & Use: The liners look like a clear plastic bag that lines the inside of the pouch. You pull it out and flush it when it's about one-third full.

- Purpose: They help reduce the number of pouches you need, which can be costly, and make bathroom visits quicker and feel more normal.

- Compatibility: These liners fit most two-piece systems and are safe for standard plumbing, though they might not be suitable for fragile septic systems.

- Odor Issue: You need to poke holes in marked areas so the pouch’s odor filter can work. However, some users still notice odors at times.

- Learning Curve: Inserting the liner can be tricky at first. Folding it lengthwise and spreading it open with two fingers makes it easier after some practice.

- Cost: A pack of 30 liners costs about $23.

- Verdict: The liners received a rating of 4 out of 5 stars. They offer added freedom and cost savings for many users, though some might be put off by odor control and insertion challenges.

- Upcoming Review: There’s a mention of an upcoming review for an ostomy belt with peristomal hernia support, priced around $50.

Advice & Insights:

- Insurance & Reimbursement:
- Some insurers do not cover these liners. One user was denied coverage without explanation.
- Another user suggests appealing by arguing that using liners reduces the total number of closed-end pouches needed.

- Everyday Experience & Benefits:
- Many users say the liners have "changed my life," restoring dignity and making outings easier since the entire bag doesn't need to be drained.
- At least one user reports no issues using them with a septic system.

- Financial Impact:
- Users note significant savings. Insurers often limit them to one 60-count box of pouches per month (about 2 per day). By purchasing liners (e.g., $65 for 300), they avoid buying extra pouches at $117 per 60-count box and can change 5–6 times daily without worry.

- Practical Tips:
- Liners allow the use of closed-end pouches for several days before needing replacement.
- Keep odor-control spray handy when changing liners in public restrooms in case a change takes longer than expected.

- Product Handling:
- To insert, fold the liner, slide it in with two fingers, then spread it open. It becomes effortless with practice.