ADMT: Advancements in Medical Device Innovation

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OTCQB:ADMT

ADM Tronics (OTCQB:ADMT) is a diversified technology company, specializing in the development and manufacturing of innovative products across three primary areas including Proprietary Electronic Medical Devices, Engineering, Regulatory, and Manufacturing Services, and Eco-Friendly, Water-Based Formulations. The company has remained active in the Medical Device Electrotherapy industry since 1969, and is known for its contributions to innovation spanning four generations of the DiMino family. Founded by the late Dr. Alfonso DiMino, ADM now operates under the leadership of his son, Andre’ DiMino. ADM Tronics remains focused on research and development, producing therapeutic and diagnostic medical devices across various fields including audiology, physical medicine, wound therapy, neurology, and urology. Reflecting a commitment to environmental sustainability, ADM Tronics prioritizes the production of environmentally safe products.

Proprietary Electrotherapy Technology

Respiratory Health

ADMT partnered with QoL Devices, Inc. to develop Alvio™, a respiratory therapy and training platform. The Alvio® Respiratory Training System offers a unique approach to improving respiratory health. It serves as a respiratory muscle trainer, Bluetooth game controller, and symptom tracker, all in one. By gamifying lung workouts, Alvio® encourages users to "Play Your Way to Better Breathing!™" using a smartphone or tablet. This non-pharmacological solution, assembled in the U.S. by ADM Tronics, provides engaging games that can be tailored to individual needs with adjustable resistance levels.

The platform targets both non-regulated respiratory training applications and medical respiratory indications. With over 80 million people in the U.S. and over 1 billion worldwide suffering from respiratory challenges like COPD, CHF, and Asthma, there remains a significant need for specialized breathing monitoring and therapeutic devices. Alvio's cloud-connected devices have the potential to lower costs and improve patient outcomes in hospitals and at home.

Tinnitus

ADMT and Gama Research and Development have collaborated to create "Tinnitus Shield™", a hearing protection device tailored for those affected by tinnitus. With up to 50 million sufferers in the U.S. and 250 million worldwide, tinnitus is prevalent, often resulting from inner ear damage due to noise exposure. Tinnitus Shield™ features a patent-pending membrane filter designed to absorb sound waves evenly, providing natural sound suppression akin to a second eardrum for enhanced hearing protection.