Medical products and technologies company Convatec (LSE:CTEC) and Eakin Healthcare, a specialist in ostomy solutions, on Monday announced the launch of the co-branded eakin freeseal in the US, expanding Convatec's ESENTA accessory range. The seal is the thinnest and most absorbent ostomy seal on the market, designed to prevent leakage and protect skin around a stoma, supporting post-operative care.
The eakin freeseal range includes eakin freeseal air, starting at 1.8mm depth for use with convex pouches, and eakin freeseal versa, which offers high fluid absorption without breaking down, allowing easier removal. Ostomy seals are a growing category in the US, with around one million people living with a stoma and 90% experiencing leakage at some point.
This launch reflects the companies' exclusive partnership in North America and commitment to improving patient choice and outcomes.
Eakin Healthcare, headquartered in Comber, Northern Ireland, has provided patient-focused ostomy solutions since 1973, combining clinical insight with advanced manufacturing.
Convatec, a FTSE 100 constituent, reported revenues of over USD2bn in 2025 and operates in around 90 countries, offering products across Advanced Wound Care, Ostomy Care, Continence Care and Infusion Care.
Citius Pharmaceuticals reports full-year financial results
Sanofi receives FDA complete response letter for tolebrutinib in progressive MS
Abbott announces quarterly common dividend increase
Amgen announces Q4 2025 dividend
Bavarian Nordic secures new EU contract for up to 8 million smallpox and mpox vaccine doses
Perrigo to pay quarterly dividend of USD0.290 per share
Thermo Fisher Scientific to acquire Clario Holdings, expanding clinical data capabilities
Nanoform and Revio Therapeutics partner to develop long-acting hydrogel therapy for glioma
Cumberland Pharmaceuticals adds FDA-approved oral capsule for H. pylori to commercial portfolio
IP Group positions for future royalties following Pfizer's USD7.3bn acquisition of Metsera
AstraZeneca strikes landmark drug pricing deal with US Government