What is I2F?

🐾 The Problem: Medication Waste, Pressure, and Foam

Veterinary teams are under pressure—literally.

Every time air is injected into a multi-dose vial, pressure builds inside the container. This over pressurization can cause:

• Splatter and leaks

• Wasted medication

• Inaccurate dosing

And when infusing medications from rigid containers like glass or hard plastic bottles, traditional vented spike sets introduce air that causes foaming—especially with protein-based drugs like albumin or IVIG. Foaming delays treatment, triggers pump alarms, can lead to underdosing, and even side effects.

💬 What We’re Hearing from the Field

“No more medication spraying out when we pull the needle—this fixes the pressure problem.”

“Our team was skeptical at first, but after one shift using I2F, they asked if we could order more.”

“We’re saving time during prep, and that really matters when the treatment room is full.”

“This is the first product we’ve seen that actually addresses the foaming problem.”

“It’s simple, but it solves a huge issue. Especially for our more expensive meds.”

“The pressure buildup used to spray meds everywhere—some even stained my clothes. I2F fixed that.”

• Morphine (Morphine)

• Dilaudid® (Hydromorphone)

• Duragesic® (Fentanyl)

• Suboxone® (Buprenorphine)

• Euthasol® (Pentobarbital/Phenytoin)

• Ketaset® (Ketamine)

• Telazol® (Tiletamine/Zolazepam)

• Torbugesic® (Butorphanol)

• Valium® (Diazepam)

• Versed® (Midazolam)

• ProHeart 6® (Moxidectin)

• Amoxil® (Amoxicillin)

• Kefzol®, Ancef® (Cefazolin)

• Gentocin® (Gentamicin)

• Baytril® (Enrofloxacin)

• Convenia® (Cefovecin)

• Metacam® (Meloxicam)

• Rimadyl® (Carprofen)

• Cerenia® (Maropitant)

• PropoFlo® (Propofol)

• PromAce® (Acepromazine)

• Dexdomitor® (Dexmedetomidine)

• Ivomec® (Ivermectin)

• Bravecto Quantum® (Fluralaner)

This list is not exhaustive. Additional medications are being identified as effective use cases for I2F through ongoing feedback and clinical application.