Prototype Concepts · Patent Pending

One platform.
Two pods.

Early conceptual renderings of the Nathanson continuous-delivery system — a 7-day wearable pod and a long-term infusion pod, both delivering steady, physiologic hormone levels with no injections, no pills, and no surgery.

Preliminary · Illustrative renderings, not final hardware

Two formats. One principle.

The same continuous-delivery engine, in two wear formats — choose the pod that fits the therapy.

The 7-day single-use pod
Format 01The 7-Day PodSingle-use · worn on the arm
The long-term infusion pod
Format 02The Long-Term PodInfusion · paired wireless monitor
01
The 7-day pod worn on the back of the upper arm
Fig. 1 — 7-Day Pod
7 days, continuousOne pod, then replace
01 7-Day Wear · Single-Use

The 7-day pod.

Worn on the back of the arm · no monitor needed

A compact, single-use pod adheres to the back of the upper arm and delivers a full course of hormone continuously for seven days — then it is simply replaced. No handheld device, nothing to charge, nothing to read. Apply it and forget it.

  • Continuous physiologic delivery, 24/7
  • A full seven-day course in a single pod
  • No monitor or controller required
  • Discreet, comfortable, completely non-surgical
02
The long-term infusion pod worn on the arm with its paired wireless monitor
Fig. 2 — Long-Term Pod
Insulin-pump styleSoft cannula · no surgery
02 Long-Term · Infusion

The long-term infusion pod.

Insulin-pump-style infusion · paired wireless monitor

For longer-duration therapy, a discreet pod delivers hormone through a soft micro-cannula resting just beneath the skin — exactly the way an insulin pump works. There is no implant and no procedure: a tiny needle places the cannula painlessly, then retracts. A paired wireless monitor reads delivery status and levels, giving patient and physician continuous visibility.

  • Continuous infusion through a soft subcutaneous cannula
  • No surgery, no implant — placed just like an insulin pump
  • Extended, long-term continuous delivery
  • Paired wireless monitor & readout
At a Glance

Two pods, side by side.

Format
The 7-Day PodSingle-use
The Long-Term PodInfusion
Delivery
Adhesive pod on the skin
Soft subcutaneous cannula, insulin-pump style
Duration
Seven days, then replaced
Extended, long-term wear
Monitor
None needed
Paired wireless monitor & readout
Procedure
None — peel and apply
None — no surgery or implant
These are early-stage, illustrative concept renderings created for visualization purposes only. They do not depict final hardware, dimensions, or an FDA-approved product. The delivery platform is patent pending and not yet approved for general clinical use.