Where did you get them from?

The 3M website says "For Hospital and Healthcare professional use only", so it's unlikely that we have any members with first-hand experience outside a hospital setting.

They look like antiseptic product used to clean the skin before a surgical incision. 

The main ingredients are chlorhexidine gluconate and isopropyl alcohol, which *should* be safe to use on the skin around the stoma (not the stoma itself!), but I'd probably check with your stoma nurse first.

I don't see any reason to use it, unless you've been directed to.

I didn't get them yet. Saw an ad on line. They looked like adhesive wipes so thought I would ask. No harm no foul. Tk's

@jrachr Eric’s right. For pre surgical. I’d be afraid  to use them so close to the stoma only because before my surgery they had me use a body wash with Chlorhexidine and told to to only do my body and not to get near the stoma or my private parts.

@Chelly. Yup figured that.But all good.As I said just saw an ad somewhere and thought I'd ask. Never purchase unless you know what it is. That is why I asked and I didn't purchase. Cheer's

@jrachr ya I’m always looking for things too and especially when a sale heads my way. I would have thought the same as being from 3m.

@jrachr It's interesting that you saw an ad for them. Seems strange to advertise a product like that, since it's not something the general population would use or even be able to get very easily.

It's good that you asked, though. While I don't think there would be any harm to using them, you'd probably be disappointed if they don't work the way you expected them to.

As I said Eric. I never did purchase them. When not sure ask first. Rule of thumb. Wiped from my plate (excuse the pun) as soon as I heard they were no good to me. Lol. Don't even know where I saw them now.  Done now. Cheer's

@jrachr No worries at all. Glad you did ask before spending any money.

Have a good one!