FROG®
“Filter Removal of Glass”
The Solution to An Antiquated Problem
The Only All-In-One Filter Device
FROG consists of an outer filter and an inner hypodermic needle. With this all-in-one package, all-in-one step design, FROG saves time and ensures safety.
Simply withdraw the medication, remove the filter, and inject.
If you or a loved one has ever undergone a hospital procedure, it's likely that you've been administered medication packaged in a glass ampoule.
The current process of filtering ampoule-packaged medications consists of 8 steps. It’s difficult, time-consuming, and dangerous for both the patient and healthcare worker.
HIGH RISK FOR NEEDLE STICK INJURY TO HEALTHCARE WORKER
We Made It Easy, We Made It Safe.
By eliminating the step of needle exchange, FROG’s revolutionary design introduces a new way of preparing ampoule-packaged medications. FROG streamlines the filtering process and significantly improves safety. With FROG, we can guarantee that medication preparation is performed correctly and safely every single time.
FROG offers three different modes of injection. You can inject medication into an IV bag, connect FROG to an IV line, or directly administer medication to the patient.
With FROG we can expect:
Less Injuries, Complications & Death
Efficient & Streamlined Medication Preparation
50% Faster Medication Administration
Ensured Filtration Compliance
Improved Patient Care
Lower Healthcare Costs
Reduction in Environmental Waste
100% of Study Respondents Reported That They Believe FROG Will Reduce Needle-Stick Injuries.
100% of Study Participants Stated That They Would Prefer To Use FROG vs. The Current Filtering Method
92% of Pharmacists Expressed Confidence That FROG® Will Improve Filtration Compliance.
What People Are Saying…
"With FROG, you're not having to transfer from one needle to another. It's already on there… And you're not having to take one needle, open it up to set it down, taking one-off, set it down, and put the other one on. So to me, it solves all the problems that exist within the aspects of sterile compounding or sterile IDs."
Dr. John Kutzko, PharmD
Compound Pharmacy Owner
“Most importantly, something--this is very simple, very simple to do. And most important is it saves time. In emergency situations, or anywhere with any doctor, it saves time. The second thing is it prevents needle sticks that, you know, that you don't have to change from one needle to another needle. So it prevents needle sticks for the physicians, nurses, and the staff."
Infectious Disease Specialist
“Game changer.. simply genius.”
Labor and Delivery Nurse