When Alec Gillinder and Quinn King came up with the idea for MedUX, they knew they wanted to make a difference in the lives of patients burdened by heavy IV systems. 

King saw his mother struggle with the inconvenience of being tethered to an IV pole during her cancer treatment, and he and Gillinder wanted to make the process easier.

Thanks to the Hunter Brooks Watson Award, the two students were able to jumpstart their innovative medical venture.MedUX …Read more… 

Two types of IV products - one for hospitals and homes and another for emergency response and military use.

The first product, L-IV (Liberating Intravenous), is a portable IV system that users can wear, allowing for mobile treatment. The second product, MP-IV, is another portable, wearable IV system that is designed for use by the military and can be easily stored in the field.

The products offered by MedUX could revolutionize the way healthcare approaches IV-based treatment. Diagnoses that once required lengthy hospital stays could now better accommodate patients’ lifestyles, bringing positivity to medical hardships.