The power of vacuum, the purity of oxygen.
Wound VOX is the first 510(k)-cleared combined negative pressure and topical oxygen system.
Rhythm shortened for illustration. Pre-set pressures as listed on the VOX Device sheet.
Continuous NPWT: steady, uninterrupted suction. Intermittent NPWT: alternates between suction and rest periods. Intermittent NPWT with adjunctive TOT: alternates between suction and controlled concentrated oxygen delivery to the wound within the same dressing. Suction Rest OxygenThe device applies controlled suction to remove wound exudate into a collection canister.
Drag along the tube
One device. One dressing. Two therapies.
Electro-mechanical suction pump, collection canister and dressing kit.
Component names and numbers as listed in FDA 510(k) K262232. Dressing Kit Small, Medium and Large: DK-01-01, DK-01-02, DK-01-03.
The healthcare provider selects the mode.
Wound VOX uses a traditional NPWT dressing which is placed over the wound and connected to the control unit by tubing. In the optional oxygen therapy mode the device also provides concentrated oxygen to the wound in alternation with negative pressure as an adjunct therapy.
510(k) K262232, decision 6 November 2026.
Bechtel Medical plans a limited commercial release in December 2026.
Timing is subject to completion of manufacturing and other commercialization milestones.
- Pre-set pressure options: −75, −100, −125, −150 mmHg
- On-screen leak detector gauge
- Quick connect, error proof tubing
- One press canister release button
- 300 mL collection canister
- Features as listed on the VOX Device sheet.
Drag to walk around the pump. Tap its screen to change the mode.
Tap a part to lift it
The Science Behind VOX
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