Adaptive bladder management methods are essential for quadriplegics with limited hand dexterity and can make a huge difference in your day-to-day life and overall independence. 

As a quadriplegic with limited hand dexterity, you may use catheter assistive devices to independently self-cath. Typical intermittent catheterization accessories include a catheter inserter, clothing hooks, extension tubing, urinal or bottle, and more.

To make self-catheterization easier for quadriplegics with limited hand dexterity, EZ-Series set out on a mission to develop a unique self-catheterization assistive device, unlike anything else on the market. 

The Eagle Board makes one hand catheterization possible for male catheter users with poor hand dexterity. Quadriplegics, tetraplegics, amputees, people with Multiple Sclerosis or Parkinson’s Disease, and others who have difficulty holding their penis and advancing an intermittent catheter can now independently self-catheterize with the Eagle Board.