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ADL Farmaceutici develops products in close collaboration with the medical-scientific community.

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Gynecology

cervisan ovuli vaginali adl farmaceutici napoli italia partnership b2b private label jointventure

Cevisan Ovuli Vaginali

Intimal

Cervinorm Plus

Respiratory

European PATENT n. N°102020000015844 ''USE OF SALT-BROMINE-IODINE WATERS FOR THE NASAL TREATMENT OF THE INFLAMMATION OF THE THREE AREAS OF THE UPPER AIRWAYS AND MEDICAL DEVICES ADAPTED TO SUCH A TREATMENT''

Rinubes Device – Innovation in Nasal Care

ADL Farmaceutici is committed to developing cutting-edge solutions that ensure safety, efficacy, and innovation. Among our most significant achievements is the design, development, and patenting of the Rinubes Device, a revolutionary product specifically created to address the needs of upper respiratory tract care. The Rinubes Device has been meticulously designed to deliver a gentle and safe aerosol, ensuring maximum comfort for the delicate nasal cavities of children. The standout feature of this innovation lies in the precision of the aerosol cloud generated: the droplets are uniform in size, falling within a range recognized for enhancing the product's performance and efficacy.

Rinaqua Device – Innovation in Nasal Care

Indicated for the cleansing and proper hygiene of nasal cavities, to promote the thinning and mechanical removal of mucus, to hydrate nasal mucosa, and as an adjuvant in the treatment of acute and chronic rhinitis.

It is also suitable for daily nasal hygiene through the use of a syringe with the dedicated RinAqua nozzle, which ensures effective and safe application. The conical shape of the nozzle, made from soft, non-porous material, provides a secure fit on the nostril, ergonomically adapting to both adults and children.

Currently marketed in Italy
Manufactured in Italy
Utility model : 202020000003820
Varricchio et al. Acta biomed 2023. Choosing nasal devices: a dilemma in clinical practice.View on Pubmed