Drug administration for infants by inhalation. Advanced
Inhalation Technologies.
Employees: 8
Main Markets:
Infants and elderly population suffering from pulmonary diseases or taking medication deliverable through inhalation.
Overview
BABY'S BREATH LTD. is a new medical device company established by
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leading experts and highly experienced professionals dedicated to
the development, production and distribution of breakthrough
inhalation technologies that meet existing medical and market
needs.
The company's vision is to enhance patient's wellbeing by
improving the effectiveness of treatment through more user
compliant products.
More acceptable treatment technologies with better symptom
control and easier treatment administration will lead to faster
health improvement, and help reduce hospital and outpatient
costs.
BABY'S BREATH's flagship product, BabyAir is a unique solution to
the problem of non-compliance of babies to receive aerosol-based
medications through traditional face masks.
Demonstrating the company's ability to develop innovative
approaches to long unsolved problems, BabyAir employs an
ingenious 'hood' technique that creates a safe, easy & highly
effective way to directly deliver inhaled medications to infants
without physical contact, whether they are awake or asleep.
Extensive clinical trials suggest that BabyAir is far more
effective than traditional masks, allowing infants to recover
faster because they actually receive and absorb the optimum dose
of medication.
BabyAir is the first of a number of breakthrough inhalation
devices that BABY'S BREATH LTD. intends to introduce to the
market especially designed for the millions of patients with
respiratory problems.
