Revolutionize Anterior Nosebleed Treatment with NasaClip
Fast, Effective, and Cost-Efficient Epistaxis Management in the ER and Beyond
NasaClip is changing the way healthcare providers manage anterior nosebleeds by offering a quick, hands-free solution that starts treatment immediately. Designed for the ER, but versatile enough for at-home use, NasaClip delivers constant, adjustable compression to Kiesselbach’s plexus—the primary source of anterior nosebleeds. This innovative device not only speeds up patient care but also reduces the need for costly and uncomfortable nasal tamponade, allowing for quicker discharges and fewer return visits.
Key Benefits
FDA Listed and Registered
Clinically Tested and Proven
- Immediate Treatment: Start epistaxis management the moment the patient arrives.
- Hands-Free Compression: Provides adjustable, constant, yet comfortable pressure without the need for continuous provider involvement.
- Medicated Sponges: Soft intranasal sponges can be medicated, rinsed, and reinserted during the same nosebleed episode.
- Cost-Effective: More affordable than traditional nasal tamponade devices.
- Quick Discharge: Helps patients get treated and discharged efficiently, reducing ER congestion.
- OTC Availability: Can be sent home with patients, reducing the likelihood of bounce-back visits.
- Improved Patient Outcomes: Minimizes the chances of elopement and return visits by ensuring effective initial treatment.
NasaClip Step by Step Guide for Healthcare Professionals
Our NasaClip Products
Pediatric (Ages 2-13)
NasaClip Pediatric
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- First-line treatment for epistaxis
- Sized for pediatrics (2-13)
- Effective pressure that applies compression on Kiesselbach’s plexus
- Sponges can be medicated with agents such as oxymetazoline, viscous lidocaine, phenylephrine or TXA
- 20 pack boxes come in 10 patient pairs, 1 Clinical Use Device and 1 Take-Home device
Adult (Ages 14+)
NasaClip Adult
- First-line treatment for epistaxis
- Sized for adults (14+)
- Effective pressure that applies compression on Kiesselbach’s plexus
- Sponges can be medicated with agents such as oxymetazoline, viscous lidocaine, phenylephrine or TXA
- 20 pack boxes come in 10 patient pairs, 1 Clinical Use Device and 1 Take-Home device