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Hi Carol, so good of you to bring this up, this worry more common than you'd think. My son has both colostomy and urostomy bags now after severe diverticular disease, he too was worried about the odour so I managed to source some Hollister m9 Odor eliminator drops from the US (hence the spelling). They aren't cheap with delivery charges but they do work great, a couple of drops of the blue liquid in the bag at a time, so the little 1oz bottle has lasted for ages. Why it's not available in this country I'll never know but before it runs out I will be getting some more. The do an odour eliminator room spray as well. Best wishes to you and your husband, and as already mentioned it's good enough to have come safely through it all, enjoy life to the max.
Dave.
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Never argue with an idiot, they will drag you down to their level and beat you on experience.
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Topic: Caravanning with a stoma
