Learn how to self-cath with our series of catheterization videos for EZ-Series Catheters and more.
See how to use EZ-Gripper Closed System Catheter designed for people with limited hand dexterity. Learn how to avoid urinary tract infections during
self-catheterization.
This video shows how to use EZ-Advancer No-Touch Closed System Catheters.
Learn how to use an EZ-Protect Closed System Urinary Catheter with an introducer tip to help reduce the chance of urinary tract infections.
Learn how to self-catheterize using EZ-Protect Coude Closed System Urinary Catheter with an introducer tip to help reduce the risk of urinary tract infection. The curved coude tip enables the catheter to more easily bypass an enlarged prostate.
Small EZ-Series Mini-Pak Closed System Catheters fit easily in a pocket, purse, travel bag, or kid’s backpack, and come with a privacy bag for discrete catheter disposal.
This 5-minute video explains the benefits and shows how women, even those with limited hand dexterity, can self-catheterize with the EZ-Series Cath-Lean No-Touch Closed System Catheter
Learn how to use a pediatric catheter, the EZ-Series Kiddie-Kath® pediatric closed system catheter designed for children.
How to obtain a sterile urine sample from a closed system urinary catheter.
EZ-Series Catheters make it easy, thanks to the pull-out tubing, which allows
you to easily pour a urine sample straight from the bag.
Training for nurses and health care providers to learn the clinical procedure for male urinary catheterization and female urinary catheterization using EZ-Series Catheters.
Now quadriplegics (tetraplegics), Parkinson’s disease males, and others with limited hand dexterity can self-catheterize with the Eagle Board. This video explains the catheter assistive device and how to set it up for a male user.
The Eagle Board allows men with poor dexterity to self-catheterize, such as quadriplegics, tetraplegics, amputees, people with MS (Multiple Sclerosis) or Parkinson’s Disease, and others who have difficulty holding their penis and
advancing a urinary catheter.
AquaFlush Transanal Irrigation makes it easy for you or your patients to perform TAI, also known as rectal irrigation, to help flush your bowel of stool.
This video shows how to use a Hydrophilic Female Catheter.
This video shows how to use a Hydrophilic Male Urinary Catheter that has a straight tip.
This video shows how to use a Female Intermittent Urinary Catheter.
This video shows how to use an Intermittent Urinary Catheter with a Straight Tip.
Learn how to self-catheterize using an Intermittent Coude Catheter that has a curved tip to make it easier to get past an enlarged prostate.
