What's the actual per-unit price?

Less than an IO needle, with department and volume pricing that goes lower from there. Tell us your size and we'll give you a real number instead of a range.

Is reusable cheaper over time?

On the sticker, yes. In practice, the reusable number leaves a lot out: reprocessing, charging, repairs, downtime, proprietary cables, and every call where the one shared unit wasn't there. The number worth comparing isn't the price of a device. It's the cost of having a working one in every provider's hands, every shift.

Do you need to buy a monitor or screen?

No. It runs on the phone or tablet your crew already carries.

Does the price include the app and cloud storage?

Yes. The app is free on both platforms, and every airway uploads automatically for review.

What sizes are available?

Adult sizes 3 and 4, and pediatric sizes 1 and 2.

Cost & Readiness

A Video Laryngoscope on Every Rig

Provider holding a single-use IntuBlade video laryngoscope.

Providers ask us what IntuBlade costs almost as soon as they pick it up. It’s the right question. Here’s the straight answer, and the thing that actually matters underneath it.

It costs less than an IO needle.

An intraosseous (IO) needle, a standard EMS consumable.

Not less than a capital video laryngoscopy system — less than a single consumable already in your airway bag. That one fact changes what a video laryngoscope can be for your department.

What affordable actually unlocks

The old math forced a hard limit. A capital video laryngoscope runs into the thousands, so a service buys one, maybe two, and shares them across every truck. It lives in a cabinet. It gets signed out, charged, and guarded. And when the airway goes bad at 3 a.m., it’s often on another rig, on a charger, or with the crew that had the last call.

None of that is a knock on the device. It’s just what scarcity does. When something is expensive, you protect it, and the thing you protect is rarely the thing that’s in your hand when you need it.

Priced like a consumable, that limit disappears.

Sterile IntuBlade devices stocked across multiple ambulances.

A sterile IntuBlade rides in every airway bag, on every unit, on every shift. No sharing between trucks. No sign-out sheet. No wondering who used it last or whether it made it back. Every crew has one, every call, ready to go.

Readiness was never about how capable the device is. It’s about whether there’s a working one in the room when someone stops breathing. Affordable is what puts one in every room.

EMS crews during hands-on airway training.

“It’s not something you baby. It’s something that’s on every rig.”

— Two lieutenants, at a recent airway training

What’s included at that price

Everything. There’s no monitor to buy and no subscription to add.

IntuBlade Size 3 and Size 4 single-use video laryngoscopes with USB-C cables.

Sterile and single-use, out of a sealed peel pack. Nothing to clean or reprocess.
No battery, no charging. Nothing to plug in overnight, nothing to die on you.
Patented lens-clearing, so blood or secretions don’t cost you the view mid-attempt.
Standard Macintosh geometry. The technique your medics already have.
USB-C into the phone or tablet they already carry. The video comes up on connection.
Automatic recording, timestamped and uploaded for review. No button to hit, no SD card to hunt down later.
The app is free on iOS and Android, and cloud storage is included.

Adult sizes 3 and 4. Pediatric sizes 1 and 2.

Common questions

Tell us your department’s size and we’ll give you the real number.

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