- In September 2024, Coloplast launched the Brava Elastic Barrier Strips XL, which are 60% larger than the original curved shape. These strips are designed to cover more of the abdomen, providing additional support and security by ensuring that the edges of the barrier do not lift or roll
- In October 2024, Hollister unveiled its Premier One-Piece Ostomy Pouching System, which includes features such as a SoftConvex barrier and Lock 'n Roll closure for secure fastening. The system is designed to offer comfort and reliability for ostomy patients
- In June 2021, Welland Medical Limited launched Aurum Plus, a new ostomy bag offering innovation and versatility with both closed and drainable options. Branded as a promising addition for ostomy care, Aurum Plus caters to diverse patient needs
- In March 2021, ConvaTec Inc. secures a contract with Vizient, Inc. for Ostomy products, extending their partnership for another three years. The global medical solutions company emphasizes its commitment to providing effective therapies for managing chronic conditions, ensuring continuity in Ostomy Care
Frequently Asked Questions
The technological advancements and focus on patient-centric designs, is emerging as a pivotal trend driving the global ostomy drainage bags market.
The major factors driving the growth of the ostomy drainage bags market are growing need due to increasing incidence of colorectal and bladder diseases and increasing awareness and adoption of ostomy care products globally.
The primary challenges include high cost and limited accessibility in developing regions and social stigma associated with ostomy surgeries.
The colostomy bags segment is expected to dominate the global ostomy drainage bags market holding a market share of 60.3% in 2025, due to the rising incidence of colorectal cancer and inflammatory bowel diseases, which require colostomy surgeries.
Asia-Pacific is the fastest growing region in the global ostomy drainage bags market, with a market share of 31.5%, due to rapid improvements in healthcare infrastructure, rising awareness about ostomy care, and increasing medical conditions such as colorectal cancer and inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD).
