SQL & PL/SQL

I havent used regular expressions really before and have been trying to do some reading up on how it works.

Im trying to parse a string to pull a specific value from it.

Using an example I found from Oracle I was able to find something that is very close to what i want to do, but includes the delimiting character and I cant seem to find a way to get rid of it.

For example

SELECT REGEXP_SUBSTR('COUNT:88,NUMBER:12345678,LICENSE:123456789', ':[^,]+',1,1) RESULT
FROM DUAL;

This returns :88

Altering it a bit

SELECT REGEXP_SUBSTR('COUNT:88,NUMBER:12345678,LICENSE:123456789', ':[^,]+',1,2) RESULT
FROM DUAL;

I get a return of: :12345678

Which is basically what i want, i want to be able to extract the values between the ':' and the ','

The values can vary in length so I ruled out using substr function.

Would anyone know how i can just get the numeric output without the extra ':' in front?

Much appreciated....