Showers…

Showering with your bag on can be tricky.

If you use too much skin protectant your wafer will have a harder time sticking. Can you try using alittle less or a different kind?. For me... The spray on type made my bag not stick. I couldn't keep it on. I had to switch to the individual wipes. I can use two of those wipes and be ok... But 3 wipes will do the same thing as the spray. Blow drying the wafer and the support strips around it does help with that....

When I first apply my wafer I lightly blow dry it on. (You'll be able to feel the difference in adhesion after a few times) I also use those half circle coloplast seals. They give me extra support, I don't have as many blow outs and they help when showering. I also lightly blow dry those after applying.

While taking a shower I try not to let the water hit the appliance alot. I dry off really good and then I lightly blow dry the wafer and seal while pressing any parts that have separated from the skin firmly onto my abdomen. I try blow drying in the loose spots alittle longer. Sometimes it adheres and others it's still a little lose around the very edge but it still will hold. Once that is done I place an absorbent hand towel around the bag portion and tuck it into my underwear while I finish getting ready. I limit any movements that cause the wafer to bend for at least 15 to 30 minutes after my shower. (I found bending over to put on my shoes 15 minutes after my shower would cause the wafer to come loose again. You have to give it time to adhere again --hence the blow dryer)

I also change my bag every 3 days.

Clo

Might be worth changing your soap to see if that helps. Maybe it's eating at the adhesive? I found my old soaps loosened my bag edges a bit. I found some all natural olive oil soap and have been using that since, no issues.

Matt