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Of responders delivered at least one breath that was inadequate or excessive per 90-second period.8
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The Problem

The Problem

The Problem

The manual resuscitator, or bag valve mask (BVM), represents the standard means for providing emergency ventilatory support. Despite its widespread use and the essential role it plays, it remains a skill with high variability regardless of a healthcare provider’s qualifications, training, experience, or confidence.

This may be attributable to inherent challenges in an emergency situation, coupled with the minimal safeguards available with BVM. Such variability can lead to hyperventilation, including overventilation, and/or hypoventilation, including underventilation, each carrying risks of severe complications such as aspiration pneumonia, Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) and even death.

Pressure Delivered During Manual Ventilation

High Provider Variability

98%

Of responders delivered at least one breath that was inadequate or excessive per 90-second period.8
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The Solution:
The ADULT Sotair® Device

  • FDA 510(k) cleared for Adult, single patient use
  • Prevents high air flow rates (>55LPM) during manual ventilation, thereby limiting peak air pressures. Regulation of airflow helps reduce excessive tidal volumes and breath delivery rates, minimizing the risk of over-ventilation and hyperventilation

  • Intended to minimize air entry into the stomach

  • Immediate real-time haptic auditory and visual feedback

  • Decreases provider variability and improves consistency of ventilation 

  • 30 second basic training

Our Supporters

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Awarded a Technology/Therapeutic Development Grant as a part of the Military Medical Research and Development program by the Department of Defense (DoD)
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Awarded 2 grants by the NIH, one Phase II SBIR/STTR grant, and one grant in collaboration with UMASS Memorial Medical Center
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Awarded Phae I SBIR contract by the AFWERX/AF Ventures initiative of the US Air Force
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Awarded Phase I & II SBIR/STTR grants by the National Science Foundation
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Sotair (1st & 2nd gen) was selected as a winner in 2019 and 2022 for the EMSWORLD Innovation Awards
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Selected in 2020's International Top 20 (out of 1800)
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Out of 130 companies, SafeBVM was 1 of 2 companies that were awarded grants
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Won Gold Prize in the 2019 European Design Awards
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Awarded a small business grant for the development and commercialization of SafeBVM's technology
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Selected for the 2021 program focused on companies looking to improve care, reduce costs and create new efficient approaches to problems within the medical industry
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Selected into the highly competitive NASDAQ Milestone Makers Program
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Won 1st place at the University of Minnesota's 2019 Design of Medical Device Conference
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Sotair was published as a potential solution to reduce barotrauma, overventilation, and underventilation in periods of extended manual ventilation

Testimonials

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