Intranasal Drug Delivery

Deliver medications quickly and painlessly with the DART. Atomized medication delivery results in therapeutic onset of action similar to intravenous delivery - with NO pain or delays associated with starting an IV. * Measure and deliver with accuracy * NO IV line needed * Available for all ages * Average Particle Size: 50μm * Syringe Accuracy (DART100): ± 5% * System Dead Space: 0.16 mL * Diameter: 0.19 in. (at the widest point on the tip) * Compress the Syringe with a brisk pressure to maximize the atomization * Utilize both nostrils to increase the treated surface area Contraindications: * Mucous, blood, and vascoconstrictors reduce absorption of medication

The MAD® (Mucosal Atomization Device) is used for delivery of atomized medication to the nasal, oral, laryngeal, tracheal and pulmonary mucosal surfaces. Reliable atomization of topical solution across the nasal and oropharyngeal mucous membranes Features: * No needles * Less frightening for children * Consistent, reliable spray every time * Works in any position

Kit includes: * (1) Vial access cannula * (1) Alcohol prep pad, sterile, large * (1) Curaplex® DART, w/ 3cc syringe, latex free

The MADgic laryngo-tracheal mucosal atomization device from teleflex offers a versatile choice to administer medication across the entire upper airway and beyond the vocal cords. The MADgic device is not prefilled, so the clinician can select the type of medication and exact dosing desired. The malleable stylet enables precise, targeted delivery specific to patient's anatomy.* Consistent, fine atomized spray for direct coverage of nose, pharynx, larynx and trachea* Targeted coverage - narrow, long stylet easily reaches vocal cords and conforms to patient anatomy* Adapts to any luer-lock syringe* Clinician chooses the medication and exact dose and volume (down to 0.1mL)* Available in adult and pediatric sizes

LMA MADomizer™ is a reusable bottle atomizer with a positive displacement pump for delivering a variety of medications to the nose and hypopharynx.