Soft masks which adapts to your face, minimising drug waste. The masks were
designed to ensure correct and efficient therapy for children and adults alike.
Adults should breath throug the mouth, as this is the most efficient way to deliver
the flow of solution directly into the lower airways, while the children mask should
cover both nose and mouth – this is due to the fact that children are not yet able to
coordinate their breathing.
The mouthpiece can be used alone, without the mask. The mouthpiece conveys
the aerosol jet directly into raspiratory tract. This minimises drug waste while
maximising efficacy.
1. Take the appliance out of the package;
2. Insert the medicine and/or saline solution in the nebuliser cup, according to the
doses recommended by your physician, without exceeding the maximum level;
3. Close the nebuliser cup and take the tube and attach it to the compressed air
outlet on the nebulizer;
4. Connect the tube to the nebuliser cup;
5. Connect the nebuliser cup to the accessory needed for the therapy: mask for
adults and children, or mouthpiece. In case of doubt, ask your physician about
which accessory to use.
6. Connect the power cord plug to the mains;
7. Turn on by pressing the on/off switch and start therapy;
8. Start with nebulization.
9. Carry out treatment preferably seated and in a comfortable position;
10. When the aerosol jet becomes intermittent, interrupt the treatment for a few
seconds to allow the suspended drops of solution to fall on the nebuliser cup
walls. Resume the treatment session, which will be finished when no more
nebulised solution is released from the nebuliser cup;
11. Once the treatment session is completed, switch the appliance off, unplug
it, remove the accessory used and clean the appliance and accessories
according to the instructions in the Cleaning and Maintenance paragraph.
2 Masks: for adults and children
Mouthpiece
Preparing and using the appliance
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