Directed by Jon Berall MD, MPH, Lt. Cmdr. (Ret)

The Future of Intubation

Technlogy

Our product is on the cutting edge of Medical technology. Updating Legacy tools, the Miller and the Mac, for a better Med-Surg patient outcome.

Advancement

Our product is on the cutting edge of Medical technology. Updating Legacy tools, the Miller and the Mac, for a better Med-Surg patient outcome.

Assurance

Our product has been widely tested, Patented, USFDA registered, is selling strongly overseas and ready for mass use.

Testing

Our product has been widely tested, Patented, USFDA registered, is selling strongly overseas and ready for mass use.

Quality

All materials and technologies we use are of the highest possible quality. We don’t cut costs when it comes to saving lives.

Guranteed

All materials and technologies we use are of the highest possible quality. We don’t cut costs when it comes to saving lives.

The Power of the Vimac

Dr. Jon Berall, Inventor of “All” Video Laryngoscopes, at PGA73 Anesthesia Conference in NYC at the Marriot Marquis, demonstrating the New Vimac VL Scope features to attendees.

Berall VL-Scope Inc.

Presents The Vimac VL: A video-empowered Standard laryngoscope. Portable, Single-unit, Hand-held, Battery-Powered, Robust, and 2020 video technology. Truly Remarkable.

The Serpent Blade: An addition to the Miller and Macintosh Blades that: ” Makes Sense”, “Interesting”, “Ahhhh”, “This is Very interesting !” ” Good luck with it !”

Vimac

Dr. Jon Berall, Inventor of “All” Video Laryngoscopes, at PGA73 Anesthesia Conference in NYC at the Marriot Marquis, demonstrating the New Vimac VL Scope features to attendees. These include commonly available interchangeable battery, one key control, direct power cap, all metal structure and water resistant.

Serpent Blade

An improved Laryngoscope, featuring a blade shaped for improved opening of the lower jaw, and superior displacement of the tongue during intubation. The Serpent Blade also allows the “Jaw Thrust” move to be performed single handedly, from the L-scope handle. Its unique shape avoids damage to the teeth of the lower jaw.

The Video Laryngoscopy Story

The VL story is important because of the subject of the story, a U.S. Patent for a medical instrument that is the key to success in a critical and dangerous procedure that is done ~40 million times in the U.S. and ~200 million times world-wide Each Year. It is the story about persistence and tenacity. The battles will make you angry. The result will make you Happy.

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What is a Video Laryngoscope?

The Video Laryngoscope is used in a procedure called: “Intubation”: Placing a Breathing Tube into the windpipe to give oxygen under pressure when a person is not breathing.

Intubation By The Numbers

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Million Intubations in the U.S. Each Year.

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Million 200 Intubations World-Wide Each Year.

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Risk of First Pass Failure

Minutes Until Cell Damage Starts