8 results about "Nosebleed" patented technology

The invention discloses a treatment composition to treat nasal or oral dryness and allergy symptoms, and a method for using the same. Certain compositions include xylitol, at least two wetting agents, an aqueous carrier, and other active ingredients, such as a potassium salt, a sodium salt, and a preservative. The composition may be configured as a nasal or oral spray, and oral rinse, or a nasal gel.

A nose compression device stops nosebleeds and is a medication applicator. The device has two L-shaped support members, each having elongated arms with a compression pad formed at a distal end, and an elongated engagement member at the proximal end. The engagement members slidably couple with one another and couple with sponge(s) that are inserted into a patient's nose. To apply the device, the engagement members are moved inward until the compression pads press against a user's nose. The outward force created by the user's nose pressing outward against the compression pads, creates a radial force at the engagement members that allows the device to be further pressed inward, but prevents the engagement members from being moving inward, thereby locking the device to the user's nose. A releasing outward force can be applied along the engagement members to release the radial force and move the engagement members outward so the device can be removed from the user's nose. Releasable locking features are formed on the engagement members to prevent the engagement members from inadvertently coming apart. However, a user can unlock the locking features to remove and replace or reuse the sponge(s).

A nose compression device to treat a nosebleed. The device has a wire frame with a straight middle section and two side sections angled with respect to the middle section to apply an inward compression against an outside of the person's nose. The device also includes a support member attached to the wire frame. And, a single nasal sponge attached to the body and having a central sponge portion and two opposing sponge end portions, each of said two opposing sponge end portions configured for insertion into the person's nasal passages.

The utility model relates to the technical field of rhinitis patches, in particular to a massage type rhinitis patch which comprises a bearing bottom piece, an adhesive layer is arranged on the top face of the bearing bottom piece, and a plurality of detachable massage patches are arranged on the adhesive layer. The massage patch comprises a detachable pressing block arranged on the adhesive layer and a circular-truncated-cone-shaped traditional Chinese medicine adhesive piece arranged at the bottom of the detachable pressing block, and a plurality of pressure bags are arranged between the top face of the inner wall of the detachable pressing block and the top face of the traditional Chinese medicine adhesive piece. And the traditional Chinese medicines in the traditional Chinese medicine adhesive tablet are absorbed, and acupoints are massaged to quickly stop nasal discharge.

A system and method for stopping nosebleeds quickly and in a sanitary manner. The system comprises a layered bag, a cotton swab, and a disposable container. Within the layered bag is a cushion submerged in water. A water-reactive substance, namely urea, is stored within the cushion, designed to rapidly cool the layered bag after the cushion is ruptured. A method for using the device comprises the steps of attaching the layered bag to the nose bridge of the user and inserting the cotton swab into the nostril. Next, the user activates the urea by squeezing the cushion until the cushion ruptures, thereby dispersing the urea into the water. After the nosebleed stops, the user detaches the layered bag from the face and removes the contaminated cotton swab from the nostril. Next, the user inserts the contaminated cotton swab into the disposable container and then discards the disposable container.

A nose compression device stops nosebleeds and is a medication applicator. The device has two L-shaped support members, each having elongated arms with a compression pad formed at a distal end, and an elongated engagement member at the proximal end. The engagement members slidably couple with one another and couple with sponge(s) that are inserted into a patient's nose. To apply the device, the engagement members are moved inward until the compression pads press against a user's nose. The outward force created by the user's nose pressing outward against the compression pads, creates a radial force at the engagement members that allows the device to be further pressed inward, but prevents the engagement members from being moving inward, thereby locking the device to the user's nose.

This utility model discloses an emergency kit for children's nosebleeds, comprising: a nasal hemostatic agent, cotton swabs, erythromycin ointment, and a packaging box. The nasal hemostatic agent includes a reservoir stick, a sponge strip, a push rod, and a sealing strip. The reservoir stick includes a base plate, side walls, and a top sealing film. The sponge strip is disposed outside the reservoir stick, and its bottom is connected to the top sealing film. The push rod passes through the base plate, with a mesh support connected to one end of the push rod, which is disposed inside the reservoir stick. The other end of the push rod has a push handle disposed outside the reservoir stick. A sealing strip is provided on the base plate to prevent leakage between the base plate and the push rod. This utility model provides an emergency kit for children's nosebleeds that can simultaneously achieve hemostasis through medication and physical pressure, effectively addressing nosebleeds in children and preventing the residue of fibrous material. The operation is simple, and the kit is easy to use. It can reduce the rate of crust formation, inhibit inflammatory reactions, and help maintain good moisture in the nasal mucosa.

1. Name of the product in this design: Nose clip. 2. Purpose of this design: For temporary hemostasis in children with nosebleeds. 3. The key design feature of this product is its shape. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key points: 3D view 1.