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4Neb 240v Nebuliser

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4Neb 240v Nebuliser

The 4Neb Nebuliser is a compact, mains-powered nebuliser that delivers medications quickly and efficiently. This nebuliser includes a unique RF9 nebuliser chamber that delivers medication to 4 distinct areas of the upper and lower respiratory tract, allowing patients to target their treatment.

The RF9 4-step delivery system targets the

  • Upper airway (no selector) - Oropharyngeal region
  • Lower airway (poistion 1) - Tracheobronchial region
  • Lower airway (position 2) - Pulmonary region
  • Lower airway (position 3) - Peripheral region

This nebuliser includes the RF9 chamber, adult and child masks, mouthpiece, tubing, filters, accessory bag and full user instructions.

Features

  • Compact
  • Mains powered
  • 240v
  • RF9 chamber
  • Soft-touch adult and child masks
  • High-quality air filter
  • Sturdy handle for easy transportation
  • Cable storage compartment
  • Fully certified
  • 2-year warranty

FAQs

What is a nebuliser?

A nebuliser is a medical device that turns liquid medication into a fine mist that patients can inhale directly into their lungs. Nebulisers are commonly used for respiratory conditions such as asthma, COPD and cystic fibrosis.

How does a nebuliser work?

A nebuliser works by converting liquid medication into a fine liquid mist, which is sprayed through a mouthpiece or mask.

What is a nebuliser used for?

A nebuliser is used to treat respiratory conditions such as bronchiectasis, cystic fibrosis, COPD, pulmonary fibrosis, severe asthma and asthma.

How to use a nebuliser?

Start by washing your hands well and making sure the nebuliser tubing and mask or mouthpiece are fitted to the machine. Fill the machine with the prescribed medicine.

If using a facemask, make sure there are no gaps for medicine to escape, or if using a mouthpiece, make sure your lips are sealed tightly around the mouthpiece.

Turn on the machine and sit up straight, breathing in normally. Using a nebuliser normally takes between 10 and 15 minutes.