The one everyone asks about
I-Optic Trainer
A laser reticle marks the greater tubercle and the housing locks a 45 degree insertion vector, so a trainee stops guessing at the site and the angle both.
Mounts toEZ-IOBD-IOSAM-IO
Reticle on target, greater tubercle
Products
Train the placement. Secure the line.
Three devices, sold individually or as a kit.
Confidence in the placement.
A laser reticle marks the greater tubercle and the housing mechanically locks a 45 degree insertion vector. Mounts to the drivers already in the bag.
Holds one arm still.
Single-arm securement applied by one operator in seconds. Holds the humeral IO site through every handoff, and earns its place across a range of emergency scenarios.
Holds both arms still.
Dual-arm securement applied by one operator in seconds. One application stabilizes both limbs and leaves the chest and airway clear.
Application
Built for humeral IO, used anywhere a limb has to stay put.
I-Optic Trainer, mounted on the driver
T-Band on a patient, in transport
T-Band, single-arm securement
I-Band, both arms secured
Bilateral placement, arms at the side
Padded cuffs, central span clear of the chest
Where crews are using them
- Humeral IO access, ground to bed
- Cardiac arrest with compressions running
- Peripheral IV and central line protection
- Trauma and extrication transfers
- Air medical and long-distance transport
- Combative or moving patients, without hard restraint
- Pediatric and bariatric limb positioning
- Skills training and agency competency checks