Assura 2-piece ileo night drainage bag. A bed appliance with a high capacity. The Assura 2-piece ileo night drainage bag combines the unique Assura spiral adhesive with a bed appliance designed to allow for a comfortable night?s rest. The Assura 2-piece ileo night drainage bag fits Assura and SenSura Click barriers. It offers people with an ileostomy a solution for night drainage; its long, anti-kink neck allows for movement in bed during the night, while it can collect up to two liters of output from the stoma. For a comfortable night's? rest. Long neck - allows for movement in bed during the night, while a transparent, anti-kink tube within the neck minimizes the impact of twisting during the night and ensures that air can pass onward to the collection bag. Volume indicator - makes it easier to tell how much the bag contains. Long drainage tube - makes it easier to control emptying, and a clamp is used to close the outlet. Spiral adhesive, for security and skin-friendliness. The Assura spiral adhesive is a combination of materials designed for security and protection in a spiral structure, for: Secure adherence to your skin. Absorption of moisture from your skin - providing skin-friendliness and protection from irritation. Assura extended wear adhesive offers extra protection against aggressive output. It is especially suitable for people with a urostomy, which tends to have more aggressive output that can breaks down standard adhesives more quickly. Convexity, for stomas that are difficult to manage. Assura 2-piece ileo night drainage is available with two different levels of convexity, designed to help a stoma that is difficult to manage: for example, a stoma that is flush, retracted, or located in a skin fold. It applies pressure on the peristomal skin to reduce the risk of leakage by allowing the stoma to protrude. Convex light: A solution for flush or slightly retracted stomas, providing extra security through light and delicate pressure on the abdomen. Convex: A solution for retracted stomas and deep skin folds and scars, providing extra security through moderate to high pressure on the abdomen. Ask your ostomy nurse for more information about convexity.