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PROBLEM: Exubra a millions $ failure was due to 10 inch long device, needed
compressed air for spray, 10% efficient, poor inhalation effort -despite large insulin
users. There is no compact, deep inhaling, germ free inhalers till date. Our 3 inch device
with no compressed gases, better lung deposit, and no pain insulin may be a great relief
for majority insulin using diabetics. We solved better easy inhalation with a tiny, portable
any where use inhaler just right for stable insulin powder (better than liquid insulin?).
Mouth piece in Rotahaler 2cm wide, ours 8mm –easy inhalation, for kids too!
Working: Load powder from capsules/ blister. Keep in mouth inhale. Press knob (black)
when inhaling. Powder drops, forms a spray traveling to lungs. Wide body narrowing makes
a faster, optimum jet than all inhalers that sprays the powder. An inside baffle declumps
powder too for smooth spray. Kids 4-6 years can inspire 200 ml that can form a spray in ours.
TESTS DONE 1. Length of inhalation –longer in ours- more time to send drug to lungs
2.Easy Hold in mouth for kids too -as small 8mm not 2cms 3 Mouth coating: ADDED dye
apple green to the powder, inhaled both. Ours- no staining, but others- fully coated showing
deep inhalation lower mouth deposit in ours 4 User friendliness in holding, portability,
inhalation, use: better in ours 5 Depth of inhalation: do you feel lungs filling? Ours yes,
others- not much. Just inhale in an 8mm vs. 15mm diameter 2 inch long plastic tube! Feel
the difference!