| Software Industry | Information Technology Sector | Gary Kompothecras CEO | OTC PINK Exchange | 26875D108 CUSIP |
| US Country | 2 Employees | - Last Dividend | - Last Split | - IPO Date |
E Med Future, Inc., originally incorporated as Acem Holdings, Inc., underwent a name change to XL Rent, Inc. in October 2012, but is more recognized by its operational focus on reducing accidental hypodermic needlestick injuries. The company has its roots planted firmly in the healthcare industry since its inception in 1990, with its headquarters located in New Haven, Connecticut. E Med Future is dedicated to innovating safety devices and solutions aimed at protecting healthcare professionals, law enforcement and correctional personnel, veterinarians, military personnel, clinical researchers, and workers in hospitality and sanitation against the risks associated with handling hypodermic needles.
This safety device is at the forefront of E Med Future's product line, designed specifically to counteract the hazards of accidental needlestick injuries. NeedleZap works by disintegrating the sharp portion of hypodermic needles, rendering them harmless immediately after use. By neutralizing the risk at the source, NeedleZap presents a significant advancement in occupational safety for individuals routinely exposed to used needles.
Aimed at the dental industry, this device provides a secure and convenient location for placing hypodermic syringes during dental procedures. The dental parking station minimizes the risk of accidental needle sticks by offering a designated resting place for needles, thereby enhancing the safety measures within dental practices.
Extending its safety solutions beyond traditional syringes, E Med Future has also developed a device catered to the needs of individuals utilizing butterfly needles, which are not secured to a hypodermic syringe. This is particularly useful for applications like IV therapy and kidney dialysis. The butterfly needle burner is designed to safely dispose of these needles by effectively disintegrating the sharp ends, further contributing to a safer healthcare environment.