Coloplast Brava Elastic Barrier Strips – Edge Stability, 1 lb

The Brava Elastic Barrier Strips from Coloplast are designed to help keep the edges of your barrier securely in place, reducing lifting and edge roll with daily movement. Made with elastic material, they flex with your body so the barrier stays aligned as you move through your day. The result is a more comfortable, confident fit that can help you go about activities with less worry about shifting or loosening.

Designed for daily wear

• Strips absorb moisture to stay skin-friendly and comfortable against the skin
• Designed to stick around the barrier edge like a picture frame, creating a perimeter seal
• One or two strips can be used, depending on how secure you want the edge
• Elastic material follows body contours for a close, flexible fit during movement
• Movement across the body is less likely to pull or peel the strips away

Real-life comfort and practicality

In everyday life, small shifts—reaching for a bag, bending to tie a shoe, or stepping in and out of a car—can challenge a barrier’s hold. The elastic strips are designed to move with you, helping the edge stay aligned without needing constant readjustment. The moisture-absorbent surface supports a smoother feel against the skin, which can contribute to a calmer, more comfortable experience over the course of the day.

• Edge-focused adhesion helps maintain a stable perimeter around the barrier
• Skin-friendly moisture management supports all-day wearability
• Flexible, body-hugging design adapts to a range of activities and body shapes

How to maximize use

1. Start with clean, dry skin around the barrier edge before applying
2. Apply along the edge as one strip for standard security, or two for higher security
3. Gently press the strips to secure the edge and smooth out any air pockets
4. Reassess during the day if moisture accumulates or if you notice any lifting

Note: These strips are designed to support the barrier’s hold and are intended as a practical option to reduce edge movement. They offer a potential improvement in stability, not a guarantee of outcomes.