Nasal compression and/or drug delivery device
AssigneeNasaclip, Inc.
InventorsElizabeth P. Clayborne, Jordan D. Hayes, Soren B. Sibbesen
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AssigneeNasaclip, Inc.
InventorsElizabeth P. Clayborne, Jordan D. Hayes, Soren B. Sibbesen
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A nose compression device stops nosebleeds and is a medication applicator. The device has two L-shaped support members, each having elongated arms with a compression pad formed at a distal end, and an elongated engagement member at the proximal end. The engagement members slidably couple with one another and couple with sponge(s) that are inserted into a patient's nose. To apply the device, the engagement members are moved inward until the compression pads press against a user's nose. The outward force created by the user's nose pressing outward against the compression pads, creates a radial force at the engagement members that allows the device to be further pressed inward, but prevents the engagement members from being moving inward, thereby locking the device to the user's nose. A releasing outward force can be applied along the engagement members to release the radial force and move the engagement members outward so the device can be removed from the user's nose. Releasable locking features are formed on the engagement members to prevent the engagement members from inadvertently coming apart. However, a user can unlock the locking features to remove and replace or reuse the sponge(s).
A nose compression device for use on a person, the device comprising:
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A nose compression device for use on a person, said device comprising:
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