#1 Intranasal Atomizer for Rapid, Needle-Free Drug Delivery

Trusted by emergency medicine professionals and first responders for fast, effective, pain-free medication administration.

The MAD Nasal™ Atomizer Device MAD300 by Teleflex is the leading medical-grade intranasal atomizer designed for needle-free, mucosal atomization drug delivery. Compatible with standard Luer-lock syringes, the MAD300 delivers medications quickly and efficiently across the highly vascularized nasal mucosa, ensuring rapid absorption and onset—especially critical in emergency and urgent care settings.

This compact, single-use device is widely used in hospitals, EMS, clinics, and home care to administer a wide variety of life-saving intranasal medications, including naloxone for opioid overdose, midazolam for seizures, fentanyl for pain, and more. Trusted for safe, pain-free, and effective intranasal delivery in both adult and pediatric patients.

Key Features & Benefits

• Needle-Free, Painless Drug Delivery: Reduces risk of needlestick injuries and enhances patient comfort—ideal for first responders, paramedics, and hospital personnel.
• Immediate Medication Absorption: Delivers atomized medication directly to the nasal mucosa for rapid systemic effect; perfect for emergencies where IV access is difficult.
• Versatile Medical Applications: Suitable for administration of naloxone, midazolam, ketamine, fentanyl, lorazepam, and other critical care medications.
• Universal Compatibility: Attaches to any standard Luer-lock syringe for precise dosage control.
• Optimized Particle Size: Produces fine mist (30-100 microns) to maximize mucosal coverage and absorption.
• Low Dead Space & Waste: Efficient drug delivery with minimal medication loss.
• Single-Use, Latex-Free Design: Prevents cross-contamination and ensures sterility for each patient.
• Pediatric & Adult Use: Safe, effective, and pain-free for all ages, from infants and children to adults and geriatrics.

Clinical Uses & Indications

• Emergency Opioid Overdose: Intranasal naloxone delivery for rapid, life-saving reversal of respiratory depression.
• Seizure Management: Intranasal midazolam and lorazepam for acute seizure or status epilepticus in pediatric and adult patients.
• Pain Control: Administer fentanyl or ketamine intranasally when IV access is delayed or unavailable.
• Sedation & Anxiolysis: Delivery of sedative agents in pre-procedural, emergency, or pediatric settings.
• Anaphylaxis & Allergic Reactions: Needle-free epinephrine or antihistamine delivery (as guided by protocols).
• Broad Range of EMS, Tactical, and Hospital Situations Where IV/IM Is Not Feasible

Product Specifications

• Manufacturer: Teleflex
• Model: MAD Nasal™ Atomizer Device MAD300
• Compatibility: Standard Luer-lock syringes
• Particle Size: 30-100 microns
• Latex-Free: Yes
• Packaging: Individually wrapped, sterile, single-use
• Intended Patient Population: Adults, children, infants
• Application: Emergency medicine, tactical medicine, EMS, hospital, prehospital care, home rescue kits

Why Choose the Teleflex MAD Nasal™ Atomizer MAD300?

• Industry-Leading Safety: Eliminate needlestick risks and cross-contamination.
• Proven Clinical Performance: Backed by research and trusted in thousands of hospitals, EMS, ambulances, and field settings worldwide.
• Rapid Medication Delivery: Delivers life-saving intervention seconds after administration—no IV setup required!
• Ease of Use: Simple, intuitive design for immediate, error-free deployment in high-stress situations.

How to Use

1. Attach the MAD Nasal atomizer to a standard Luer-lock syringe prefilled with your prescribed medication.
2. Insert the soft tip into the nostril.
3. Depress the syringe plunger briskly to deliver atomized medication as a fine mist.
4. Repeat in both nostrils if larger volume is required, following provider protocols.

Training recommended for all EMS, clinical, and emergency staff prior to use.

Quick. Safe. Needle-Free. The Teleflex MAD Nasal™ Atomizer Device MAD300 empowers first responders, EMTs, clinics, and families for life-saving, rapid intranasal medication delivery—every second counts!

Protocol Sheet:

Protocol #1: Intranasal Naloxone for Suspected Opioid Overdose

Indication: Suspected opioid overdose with respiratory depression or unresponsiveness.

Medication: Naloxone (Narcan) 2 mg/2 mL prefilled syringe or ampule, or as per local protocol.

Procedure:

1. Assess patient: Confirm unresponsiveness/somnolence and signs of opioid toxicity (e.g., pinpoint pupils, hypoventilation).
2. Prepare equipment:
   • MAD Nasal™ Atomizer Device MAD300 (Teleflex)
   • Luer-lock syringe prefilled with naloxone
   • Personal protective equipment (PPE)
3. Assemble device:
   • Remove MAD Nasal atomizer from sterile packaging.
   • Attach to Luer-lock syringe containing naloxone.
4. Administer dose:
   • Tilt patient’s head back slightly.
   • Insert soft tip of the atomizer into one nostril.
   • Briskly depress plunger to deliver half the dose (1 mL).
   • Repeat in opposite nostril for remaining dose (1 mL).
5. Monitor patient: Assess for improvement in respiratory status. Repeat dosing every 2–3 minutes as needed per protocol.
6. Document: Time of administration, dose(s), response to therapy.

Protocol #2: Intranasal Midazolam for Acute Seizure or Status Epilepticus

Indication: Active seizure when IV/IM access is not immediately available.

Medication: Midazolam, dose per patient weight and protocol (commonly 0.2 mg/kg; maximum single dose per nostril varies).

Procedure:

1. Assess patient: Confirm active seizure, ensure airway patency, and adequate oxygenation.
2. Prepare equipment:
   • MAD Nasal™ Atomizer Device MAD300
   • Luer-lock syringe with midazolam (usually 5 mg/1 mL or as prepared)
3. Assemble device:
   • Attach atomizer to syringe.
4. Administer dose:
   • Divide total dose equally between both nostrils.
   • Insert tip gently into each nostril, compress plunger to atomize medication.
5. Monitor: Observe for cessation of seizure and potential respiratory depression.
6. Document: Dose, time, patient’s response.

Protocol #3: Intranasal Fentanyl for Acute Severe Pain

Indication: Acute moderate-to-severe pain when IV access is delayed or not available.

Medication: Fentanyl citrate (typically 1.5–2 mcg/kg; confirm local protocol and maximum allowed per dose).

Procedure:

1. Assess patient: Confirm indication, check for opioid contraindications or allergies.
2. Prepare equipment:
   • MAD Nasal™ Atomizer Device MAD300
   • Luer-lock syringe prefilled with fentanyl (prepared per dosing guidelines)
3. Assemble device:
   • Attach atomizer to syringe.
4. Administer dose:
   • Divide total volume equally between nostrils (usually max 1 mL per nostril).
   • Insert tip, rapidly compress plunger to deliver atomized medication.
5. Monitor: Vital signs, pain score, signs of respiratory depression.
6. Document: Dose, time, pain response, any adverse reactions.

General Guidelines & Safety Tips

• Always follow local medical direction and standing orders.
• Do not exceed maximum volume of 1 mL per nostril.
• For larger doses, split dose and alternate nostrils.
• Use new, sterile MAD Nasal™ Atomizer MAD300 device for each patient.
• Dispose of device after single use.

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