IntuBlade

11/11/2025

250 years of adapting, overcoming, and leading the fight.

Happy Birthday, Marines.

Semper Fi from the IntuBlade team.

10/30/2025

“How long does it take to start using IntuBlade?

One plug. That’s it.

No charging. No setup. No waiting. Just plug into your iPhone and you’re visualizing the airway.

Single-use means it’s always ready when your patient needs it.

📱 Plug in
👀 See
✅ Intubate

10/28/2025

To any first responders or medical teams deploying for Hurricane Melissa relief in the Caribbean:

We have Gen 1 IntuBlade units available to support your efforts. No cost, no strings attached.

Some of our own team members are preparing to respond, and we know airway management in disaster conditions is critical.

If you’re deploying and could use video laryngoscopy capability, reach out. If you know teams deploying, please share this post to help us reach them.

DM us or email us contact@intublade.com

10/27/2025

“I didn’t have to do anything to my phone. I just put the app on, plugged in the laryngoscope, and immediately had a picture.”
— Aaron Asay, DMSc, PA-C, FIBODMExecutive Director of | Specialist in austere and disaster medicine

When you’re managing a critical airway, you don’t have time for equipment that needs to boot up, cameras that need to “warm up,” or touch screens that won’t respond to gloves.

IntuBlade’s approach: download the app once. That’s it. From then on, it’s plug-and-go every time.

How it works:High-definition CMOS camera with integrated LED lighting in the blade, powered entirely through USB-C. Streams instantly to your device for live view and automatic recording—no battery, no boot time, no charging station.

While other devices are still booting up, you’re already visualizing the airway.

Real providers. Real feedback. Real difference in the field.

10/24/2025

If your VL costs more than the rig it’s in, we need to talk.
Booth 1823 at | Last day. Let’s fix this.

10/23/2025

We were lucky enough to have stop by our booth at and get his hands on Intublade🔥

We’re loving all the questions coming in. Drop your questions in the comments and we’ll answer them all.

You can also slide into our DMs or drop them anonymously in our stories…we’re here for it!

Whether it’s about pricing, how it works, training applications, or anything else ask away.

This is exactly the kind of conversation we want to have 💬

10/23/2025

We’re incredibly honored to have EMS Avenger review Intublade!

As he perfectly puts it: “Intublade allows services to get into the VL space without the high cost of entry that comes with other VL systems.”

That’s exactly why we built this-to make video laryngoscopy accessible to every service, regardless of budget. When someone as dedicated to intubation competency and EMS education as EMS Avenger validates our mission, it reminds us why we do this work.

Thank you for taking the time to get hands on with Intublade and share your experience with the community.

Let’s keep pushing this industry forward together. 🔥

10/23/2025

Out here, you don’t get a second chance.

IntuBlade plugs straight into your iPhone or Android: clear view, no charging, no setup.

The only lens-clearing, single-use video laryngoscope built for the field.

Because when it counts, you can’t afford to lose the view.

10/22/2025

The airway system built for how emergency medicine actually works.

This is why IntuBlade exists.

The reality in the field:

When airway equipment fails, patient outcomes suffer.

Dead batteries mid-intubation. Lenses obscured by contamination. Lost visualization. Documentation workflows that prevent real-time QA/QI review.

Traditional systems cost $15,000, require proprietary monitors, and make it difficult for medical directors to access footage instantly.

Better tools lead to better outcomes.

What we built:

-IntuBlade is a complete airway management ecosystem:
-Lens-clearing technology that works when airways get messy
-Plugs directly into iPhone/Android (no expensive monitors)
-Automatic cloud documentation for instant QA/QI review at HQ
-Single-use sterile packaging (no reprocessing risk)
-$150 per device means every rig can have one, not just flagship units

Why we built it:

After losing a fellow soldier to equipment that failed when it mattered most, our founder Andrew Napier, MD couldn't unsee the problem.

So during medical school—between cadaver labs and overnight shifts—he built IntuBlade. Now, as a board-certified EM physician in the field, he ensures it evolves with emergency medicine—not behind it.

IntuBlade exists because one person refused to accept "that's just how it is."

Watch it. Then tell us what you think.

🔗 intublade.com

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10/20/2025

Out here, you don’t get a second chance.

IntuBlade plugs straight into your iPhone or Android: clear view, no charging, no setup.

The only lens-clearing, single-use video laryngoscope built for the field.

Because when it counts, you can’t afford to lose the view.

Excited to be at EMS World Expo!

10/16/2025

Dr. James DuCanto just demonstrated IntuBlade in a SALAD simulation.

If you’re in airway management, you already know who he is. For everyone else: Dr. DuCanto invented the SALAD technique—the gold standard protocol for managing contaminated airways. He’s trained thousands of providers worldwide on handling one of emergency medicine’s most critical scenarios.

The problem every provider knows: traditional video laryngoscopes become “completely useless” in contaminated airways. You need continuous suction to see, but you can’t intubate around a suction catheter.

His demonstration with IntuBlade: successful intubation while maintaining continuous hypopharyngeal decontamination.

His words: “truly a remarkable innovation.”

When the physician who developed the training protocol for this exact scenario calls your device remarkable—that validation means everything.

We’re grateful for Dr. DuCanto’s continued support and expertise.

10/10/2025

Not just a blade.

An airway platform.

Device. Data. Training.

Everything you need when every second counts.