There are approximately three million ostomy patients in the United States, and most of them are unable to live an everyday life because they carry an ostomy bag.
By improving the connection design between the bag and the base, users can install the bag more independently and conveniently. In the AB bag design, most excrement is stored in the lower B bag and cannot go back so that the patient can move more freely. Patients can quickly, autonomously, and hygienically complete the emptying of excrement by simply changing the B bag.
The Ostosystem not only allows the patient to move around to the maximum extent possible but also allows the patient to change the ostomy bag independently, quickly, and hygienically. As a result, the Ostosystem will not only significantly improve the lives of the nearly three million ostomy patients but will also reduce the loss of social labor for family members or caregivers who help patients, increasing the overall efficiency and well-being of the society surrounding ostomy patients.
——RIT BOOTH 20.6
