This combination pairs a digital stimulator and a suppository inserter on the same tool, so a client managing their own bowel programme has both functions in one item.
A vinyl strap holds the hand onto the plastic handle, which means the tool can be used by someone with no grip at all, working from the arm and shoulder. It is set up for use on a raised toilet seat and suits a right or left hand.
For clients with a spinal cord injury, being able to run a bowel programme without a carer in the room is a dignity issue as much as a functional one. Hygiene aids cannot be returned once delivered, so talk it through with the client’s continence nurse first.






