Livingstone Disposable Cardboard Asthma Spacer (25)

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The Livingstone foldable cardboard asthma spacer is a disposable dual-valve MDI holding chamber that delivers effective drug output at a fraction of the cost of a plastic spacer. It has a pop-open-go assembly for immediate use in an attack, a clear-view window to monitor delivery, and is individually packed. Single patient use. Pack of 25.

Why choose a cardboard asthma spacer

A spacer is not an accessory to a puffer - it changes how much medication reaches the lungs. Used straight from an inhaler, a large share of the dose lands in the mouth and throat; through a holding chamber the aerosol is captured and can be breathed in over several breaths. That is why Asthma First Aid uses a spacer, and why having one available matters more than which material it is made from.

The economics are the point of a cardboard asthma spacer. Plastic chambers are expensive enough that schools, workplaces and first aid rooms hold one or two; at a fraction of the cost you can put one in every first aid kit, every classroom and every vehicle. Livingstone states the dual-valve design meets and often exceeds the performance of plastic holding chambers, so the saving is not paid for in drug delivery.

It is designed for the moment it is needed. Pop-open-go assembly means no fiddling during an attack, the clear-view window lets you confirm the aerosol is actually being delivered, and it folds flat enough to live in a bag, a pocket or a kit. Each unit is individually packed to avoid cross contamination, and it is single patient use - reusable by that one patient across multiple doses, then discarded when worn or damaged.

Key features

  • Dual-valve MDI holding chamber for effective aerosol delivery
  • Meets and often exceeds the performance of plastic holding chambers
  • Far less expensive than traditional plastic spacers
  • Foldable and compact - fits any bag, pocket or first aid kit
  • Pop-open-go assembly for immediate use in an attack
  • Clear-view window monitors delivery of medication
  • Individually packed - avoids cross contamination
  • Single patient use - reusable by that patient over multiple doses
  • Pack of 25

Specifications

ProductLivingstone Foldable Cardboard Asthma Spacer, Disposable
Pack size25
TypeDual-valve MDI holding chamber
AssemblyPop-open-go
WindowClear-view, to monitor aerosol delivery
PackingIndividually packed
UseSingle patient use, multiple doses; dispose when worn or damaged
FormatFoldable flat pack

Common uses

Schools, childcare, workplaces, sports clubs and first aid rooms - anywhere an asthma emergency could happen and a spacer needs to be on hand for whoever needs it. Because each is individually packed and single-patient, a pack of 25 lets you stock every location without an infection control problem. Where a durable reusable chamber is wanted instead, the E-Chamber Spacer 510ml is the semi-disposable option, and spacer masks fit young children who cannot use a mouthpiece. A peak flow meter supports ongoing monitoring. Also stocked for childcare and school first aid.

cardboard asthma spacer FAQs

Why use a spacer instead of the puffer alone?

A spacer captures the aerosol so it can be inhaled over several breaths, which gets substantially more medication into the lungs and less into the mouth and throat. It also removes the need to coordinate pressing and breathing - which is exactly what is hardest during an attack.

Is cardboard as good as plastic?

Livingstone states the dual-valve design meets and often exceeds the performance of plastic holding chambers. The practical advantage is cost: at a fraction of the price you can stock a spacer in every kit and classroom rather than sharing one or two.

Can it be reused?

It is single patient use, and that patient can reuse it across multiple doses. Dispose of it when it is worn or damaged. Do not pass it between people - each unit is individually packed precisely to avoid cross contamination.

How is it used in an asthma emergency?

Follow Asthma First Aid as trained: sit the person upright, give separate puffs of reliever through the spacer with four breaths after each, wait, and repeat. Call 000 if there is no improvement. Keep a current asthma first aid chart with your kit.

Does it suit young children?

A mouthpiece spacer requires the child to seal their lips and breathe through it. Younger children generally need a spacer mask instead, which covers the nose and mouth. Ask your pharmacist or asthma educator which is appropriate for the age.

Why does the clear window matter?

It lets you see that the aerosol has actually been delivered into the chamber and is being inhaled - useful reassurance when you are assisting someone else, and helpful for confirming technique with a child.

A spacer is a delivery device and does not replace prescribed asthma medication, an asthma action plan or medical care. Use as directed and follow the asthma first aid procedure you have been trained in. Single patient use - do not share between people, and dispose of the unit when worn or damaged. Asthma can be life-threatening: if breathing does not improve after reliever medication, call 000 immediately.

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