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Description
Philips Home Nebulizer is an AC-powered air compressor nebulizer system intend to provide a source of compressed air for medical purposes for use in home healthcare. Philips Home Nebulizer provides assistance to produce aerosol particles of medication for respiratory therapy for both children and adults. A robust & powerful compressor and a compact design combine to make a nebulizer system on which users can easily rely.
- AC-powered air Compressor
- Color White
- Suitable for both adults and children
- Treatment complete in under 6 minutes*
- With SideStream nebulizer handset to enhance drug delivery
- Economical choice among other conventional nebulizers
- Reliable Aerosol Delivery on which you can rely
- Effective Therapy : clinically proven SideStream nebulizer technology
- lightweight and simple to operate.
- Compact and stylish to blend in at home.
- Provides Fast, effective treatment
- One Year Manufacturer Warranty
- Weight : Approx. 1.2 kg
Additional information
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 23 × 15 × 17 cm |
| Brand | Philips |
| Noise level | 60 +/- 4dBA |
| Mode of operation | Intermittent (30 min ON/30 min OFF) |
FAQs
How do I use my Philips Home nebulizer?
Make sure mist is visibly coming from the mouthpiece or mask. If using a mask place securely in position over the nose and mouth and breathe slowly in and out through the mouth.
Why is my nebulizer not steaming?
A nebulizer won't mist properly if there is a clog. ... Nebulizers can sometimes have bacterial buildup from normal use, particularly if during bouts of bronchitis or other possible bacterial conditions. Because of this, masks and tubing should be frequently sterilized and changed out for more than just preventing clogs.
How often do you change filter on nebulizer?
The filter must be replaced immediately if it gets wet or becomes clogged. A good rule to follow is to replace your filter every 6 months.
Can you reuse nebulizer mask?
Do not use nebulizer masks longer than recommended, even if they seem fine. Some accessories, like disposable masks, are meant to be thrown away after 5 to 7 uses, while regular child and adult nebulizer masks are meant to be used for up to 6 months.
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