NasaClip, a Black-owned, easy-to-use nosebleed rescue device, has signed a supplier agreement with SourceMark Medical.

“We’re thrilled to partner with SourceMark and expand provider access to NasaClip,” Dr. Elizabeth Clayborne, founder and CEO of NasaClip, said in a statement. “There are more than 500,000 ER visits for nosebleeds each year in the U.S. alone. NasaClip improves those patients’ quality of care with a simple and effective treatment that can be administered by a nurse or even the patient themselves.”

NasaClip is the first nosebleed rescue device that provides adjustable nasal compression for children and adults and is registered with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

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Created by Dr. Elizabeth Clayborne — an emergency room physician, entrepreneur, and mom — the devices apply hands-free, constant compression to stop bleeding without discomfort using intranasal sponges that can be medicated. The non-invasive approach allows patients to receive nosebleed treatment immediately in any setting without a doctor’s intervention.

Meanwhile, SourceMark Medical, founded in 2002 and headquartered in Franklin, Tennessee, is a medical device supplier offering innovative and affordable products for health systems, hospitals, ambulatory surgery centres, clinical laboratories, pharmacies, and physician offices.

“NasaClip offers an innovative solution to treat patients with nosebleeds quickly and more effectively with minimal provider intervention,” Dan Blucher, CEO of SourceMark Medical, stated. “We’re pleased to partner with NasaClip to improve patient outcomes while cutting nosebleed treatment time and costs.”