Ideal for cold, asthma treatment.
Comes with 1 year warranty.
High nebulization rate of 0.4ml/ min.
Smaller particular size to reach lower airway for effective nebulization.
With adult and pediatric masks.
Minimal residual medication.
Helps to breathe better.
Offers aerosol output rate 0.06 ml / min.
Compressor nebulizers.
Effective medication delivery.
Quiet operation.
Can be disinfected.
With virtual valve technology(VVT).
Ideal for all ages.
7ml medicinal capacity
Nebulizer is used to administer medication in the form of a mist inhaled into the lungs.
Contains a base that holds an air compressor, a small container for liquid medicine, and a tube that connects the air compressor to the medicine container.
Above the medicine container is a mouthpiece or mask that is used to inhale the mist.
To make inhalation easier for the entire family, the device comes with a mouthpiece and two different sized masks (kid and adult size).
Efficient for both lower respiratory tract and upper respiratory tract infections.
When you exhale the exhaled air escapes without the medication wastage due to the presence of VVT
Less issue, great nebulization and zero medicine wastage.
Better relief for the cause of respiratory problems efficiently.
Step 1: Wash your hands well
Step 2: Fill the medicine cup with prescribed dose of medicine.
Step 3: Attach the tube and mask/mouthpiece to medicine cup.
Step 4: Attach medicine cup to the compressor tube.
Step 5: Switch on the machine and breathe through your mouth until all the medicine is inhaled. Take deep breaths for better relief.
Step 6: Turn off the machine.
Step 7: Wash the medicine cup and mask and air dry.
To avoid electrical shock: Keep the unit away from water.
Do not immerse the power cord to the unit in liquid.
Do not use if not recommended by doctor.
No silicone valves for child safety.
Read the information manual thoroughly before using it.
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