Free Ostomy Belt Printables and TSA Travel Card
Everything you can print from HIRO, in one place. Use these to travel with confidence, get your ostomy belt size right, and help new ostomates get started. All of them are free to print and share.
For Patients and Travelers
Keep a copy in your wallet, your carry on, or your supply bag.
TSA Ostomy Travel Card
Hand this to the TSA officer at airport screening so you don't have to explain your ostomy out loud. Print the two per page version for a backup copy, then cut along the dashed line.
HIRO Ostomy Belt Sizing Guide
Measure your waist just above and just below your stoma, then take the average. The sizing guide walks you through it and shows which size fits your measurement. Print it to keep next to your measuring tape.
Airport Security With an Ostomy
What to expect at TSA screening, what to pack in your carry on, and how to ask for a private screening if you want one. The card above comes from this page.
For Ostomy Nurses
Ready to print and hand to patients. Each opens on the nurse page with its own Print button.
Ostomy Belt Fitting and Order Guide
Sizing chart, fitting steps, a fit check, and a simple order checklist your patient can circle: stoma side, belt style, flange opening and body size. Fits on one printed page.
Patient Welcome Coupons
A personal welcome note from Richard with 20% off a HIRO ostomy belt (code WELCOME20). Prints four coupons per page with cut lines, so you always have a stack ready for new patients.
Nurse Partner Resources
Register as a HIRO Nurse Partner to request demo belts, a Zoom info session for your team, or a spot on the waitlist for mailed brochures and cards.
Printing tips: Print on regular letter size paper. For the travel card, cardstock holds up better in a wallet. If a button opens a PDF, use your browser's print option from there.
Looking for something else? Read the ostomy belt FAQ, compare a horizontal and vertical ostomy belt, read my tips for traveling with an ostomy, or reach out to me directly. For more support, the UOAA has a great New Ostomy Patient Guide and a support group finder, and TSA offers free help through TSA Cares. Ready for a belt? Shop HIRO ostomy belts.