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IntuBlade

Videolaryngoscopywithout anotherproprietary monitor.

Evaluate compatible USB-C devices, Macintosh Sizes 1–4, patented lens clearing, and QA/QI review — then map a fleet rollout without another proprietary monitor.

Macintosh Sizes 1–4 Single use Compatible USB-C

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Sealed IntuBlade Macintosh Size 3 packageIntuBlade single-use Macintosh video laryngoscope with USB-C cable

Published AJEM simulation 21 emergency physicians

For field, hospital, ASC, air medical, and training teams

Choose your setting

Built for airway teams wherever they work.

The blade stays the same. The quantity, purchasing path, and rollout plan change with the care setting.

  1. EMS & fire

    Extend video-laryngoscope access across ALS units without adding another proprietary monitor fleet.

  2. Hospitals

    Support ED, ICU, OR, and difficult-airway workflows with single-use Macintosh Sizes 1–4 and a consistent USB-C setup.

  3. Ambulatory surgery centers

    Keep video laryngoscopy available for planned and rescue airway workflows without blade reprocessing or a dedicated monitor purchase.

  4. Mobile, military & training

    Use the same compact, single-use system for air medical care, austere operations, and airway education.

How the system works

Connect. Clear. Review.

Connect to a compatible USB-C device. Clear the lens in place with saline. Capture procedure media when your workflow calls for it, then route the case for authorized clinical review.

IntuBlade Macintosh video laryngoscope with USB-C cable
Single-use blade · compatible USB-C device
Sanitized IntuBlade Admin Portal case review
Captured procedure · structured QA/QI review
  • 01ConnectPlug the blade into a compatible USB-C phone or tablet and confirm the live view.
  • 02ClearUse integrated saline lens clearing to restore the airway view without removing the blade.
  • 03ReviewCapture procedure media when your workflow calls for it, then route the case for authorized clinical review.

Published simulation evidence

Read the result and the limitation.

A 2021 American Journal of Emergency Medicine publication compared IntuBlade, GlideScope Ranger, and direct laryngoscopy with 21 emergency physicians using a high-fidelity airway manikin. These are simulation results, not patient outcomes.

Read methods and results
21
Emergency physicians
14.3s
IntuBlade mean time, clean simulation
19.0s
IntuBlade mean time, soiled simulation

Department evaluation

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Step 1 of 2

Organization verification

Who should we contact?

Next: care setting, fleet count, USB-C devices, and intent.

When evaluation is the right next step.

When is a department evaluation the right next step?

When an agency is standardizing video laryngoscopy across units or sites. An evaluation confirms compatible USB-C devices, Macintosh Sizes 1–4, lens clearing, and QA/QI review before a larger fleet decision.

What does a department evaluation cover?

Teams review the exact USB-C phones or tablets they will use, Macintosh Sizes 1–4, patented lens clearing, procedure capture, and Admin Portal QA/QI before mapping a fleet rollout.

Does IntuBlade require a proprietary monitor?

No. IntuBlade connects directly to compatible USB-C phones and tablets, so teams do not need a proprietary monitor or cart.

Which blade sizes are offered?

Macintosh Size 1, Macintosh Size 2, Macintosh Size 3, and Macintosh Size 4 are offered. All four sizes are available now. All four use the same Macintosh geometry.

Can we still buy a box directly?

Yes. A box of 10 is $969.99. Direct purchase is available when you already know the sizes and devices you need.

Download the evaluation scorecard