DripAssist Infusion Rate Monitor

Shift Labs

DripAssist is a rate monitor for IV delivery.

Content Partner:

Product description Brand name and product description

DripAssist is an infusion rate monitor that clips onto any gravity drip set to continuously monitor flow rate and volume when administering IV medication.

Information for this product was provided courtesy of the WHO’s 2016 Call for Innovative Health Technologies for Low-Resource Settings.

Target region(s) Target region for distribution/implementation (listed by country if specified)

Global

Distributors/implementing organizations Organization(s) distributing/deploying this product directly to communities/individuals?"

Coming soon– visit shiftlabs.com/distributors to view major DripAssist distributors listed by country. Interview with representative

Market suggested retail price Price per unit or service price per usage/terms (USD). Subsidies noted.

$150-$395 USD

There is tiered pricing for low and middle-income countries ^(Interview with representative)

Competitive landscape Similar products available on the market. May not be a comprehensive listing.

None available, though traditional methods of delivery for intravenous fluids often rely on no flow rate monitoring.

SDG targeted United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targeted with this product/application/service

Goal 3: to promote and improve good health.

Aims to reduce lack of precise medication management in multiple clinical conditions that require vasopressors, magnesium sulfate, pitocin, quinine, and others. Allows lightly trained healthcare workers to administer a wide variety of medication safely even without infusion pumps. One health target is to improve treatment for eclampsia and post partum hemorrhage, which can potentially save hundreds of thousands of lives a year. Also aims to improve pediatric health and cancer treatment. ^(Interview with representative)

Target user(s) Target user/consumer base (country, income segment)

Midwives, technicians, nurses, general physicians, or specialized physicians

The @AutodeskFdn blogged about our how-to guide for communities writing proposals for development projects https://t.co/MlRH1H0x2F