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Single-use USB-C video laryngoscope

See the airway.
On the phone
you already carry.

Plug a single-use IntuBlade into a compatible USB-C phone or tablet. Clear the lens in place with saline, and review every case in the Admin Portal.

Buy a box of 10 $999.50

Macintosh Sizes 1–4 Single use Available now Check device compatibility

IntuBlade single-use video laryngoscope connected by USB-C to a smartphone
On screen: real IntuBlade captures. An obscured lens, cleared with saline without removing the blade.
Macintosh sizes
1–4
Proprietary monitors
0
Direct to phone or tablet
USB-C
Per blade in a box of 10
$99.95

Four sizes. One geometry.

The same Macintosh geometry and the same handle across Macintosh Sizes 1–4. Only the blade length changes. All four are single use and available now.

IntuBlade Macintosh Sizes 1 through 4 side by side, identical handles with increasing blade length
Size 1Size 2Size 3Size 4

Swipe to see all four sizes.

Illustrative scale.

How IntuBlade works

  1. 01

    Plug in

    Connect the blade to a compatible USB-C phone or tablet. No monitor, cart, or blade charging.

    USB-C plug entering a smartphone port, IntuBlade handle behind it
  2. 02

    Record the procedure

    Clear the lens in place with saline, and capture procedure media on the same device.

    Smartphone lying flat with a USB-C cable connected, showing an IntuBlade airway capture
  3. 03

    Review in the Admin Portal

    Route the case for outcome selection, reviewer notes, and a structured QA/QI checklist.

    Sanitized IntuBlade Admin Portal case review with outcome selection and reviewer notes

Every case,
reviewed.

Outcome selection, reviewer notes, a structured QA checklist, follow-up flags, and department success rates measured against your own baseline since adoption.

IntuBlade Admin Portal metrics for a demo organization: overall success rate 96.6% against a 52.4% baseline, 69 procedures, +44.2% since adoption
Admin Portal demo organization. Figures are demo data.

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

Request your product demo

This is a demo request, not an order. Any product evaluation and purchase terms are agreed separately.

Need a single box? Buy direct for $999.50.

Step 1 of 2

Contact details

Who should we contact?

Next: role, phone, 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 use the same Macintosh geometry. Check current availability and expected ship dates when ordering.

Can we still buy a box directly?

Yes. A box of 10 is $999.50. Direct purchase is available when you already know the sizes and devices you need.