Beurer IH 18 Nebulizer, 1 Count

Beurer IH 18 Nebulizer is an efficient medical device that is designed especially for individuals who suffer from upper and lower airways’ illnesses, cold, asthma, and respiratory diseases. It is developed with a high proportion of respirable particles that allows optimal absorption of medicine directly into the lungs. It has a short inhalation time that makes it more efficient to use.

• Beurer IH 18 Nebulizer uses a modern way of nebulizing the liquid medicine, by using compressed air technology. It has a high nebulization capacity of about 0.4ml/min.
• It is effective in relieving the symptoms of cold, bronchitis, and pneumonia.
• The nebulizer is manufactured as a medical device for speedy treatment.
• This nebulization consists of a filter, compressed air tube, 2 masks and a mouth piece.
• It is easy to use and can be disinfected.

Please refer to the user manual for usage instructions.

• Please clean and disinfect the nebulizer kit, mouthpiece, and optional nosepiece or masks before using them for the first time after purchase.
• Disinfect the kits daily by soaking the parts in a vinegar solution or using a medical disinfectant. If your physician or respiratory therapist specifies a different cleaning procedure, make sure to follow their instructions.
• Disinfect the nebulizer kit and the mask, nosepiece or mouthpiece after the last treatment of the day.
• Store the device and the components in a clean and safe location.
• Provide close supervision when this device is used by, on, or near infants, children or compromised individuals.

FAQ

Question: How often should I clean my nebulizer?

Answer: Cleaning your nebulizer is recommended after the last treatment of the day to ensure safe and effective medication delivery.

Question: Who can use this nebulizer?

Answer: Beurer IH 18 Nebulizer is developed for the successful treatment of asthma, allergies, cold, bronchitis, pneumonia, and other respiratory disorders.

Question: Can I use a nebulizer without a doctor’s advice?

Answer: A doctor generally prescribes a nebulizer and medicine to be used depending on your respiratory illness. Do not self-treat your condition without medical advice.