Aeroneb Nebuliser
Oxygen & Resuscitation Equipment
$180.66
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The Aeroneb is a piston compressor driven nebuliser recommended for seasonal or low use. Its patented system is designed for comfortable operation, it is strong and efficient, and it delivers effective treatment of the entire respiratory tract. The pneumatic circuit and accessories are manufactured from biocompatible and anallergic materials.
Why choose the Aeroneb nebuliser
The honest positioning is the useful part: the Aeroneb nebuliser is recommended for seasonal or low use. A nebuliser used a few times a year during a hay fever season or a winter chest problem does not need the duty cycle - or the price - of a unit running several times a day. Matching the machine to the actual usage is the whole decision.
A piston compressor is the workhorse design. It drives air through the medication cup to break the liquid into an aerosol fine enough to be inhaled, and because it is mechanically simple it is reliable and easy to service. That is why compressor nebulisers remain standard in clinics as well as homes.
Treatment of the entire respiratory tract is the clinical point of a nebuliser over an inhaler. Where a puffer requires coordinated technique and deposits much of the dose in the mouth and throat, a nebuliser delivers medication in normal tidal breathing - which is why it suits young children, the elderly, and anyone too breathless to use an inhaler properly.
Key features
- Piston compressor driven nebuliser
- Recommended for seasonal or low use
- Patented system designed for comfortable usage
- Strong and efficient
- Effective treatment of the entire respiratory tract
- Pneumatic circuit and accessories in biocompatible, anallergic materials
Specifications
| Product | Aeroneb Nebuliser |
| Type | Piston compressor driven |
| Recommended use | Seasonal / low use |
| Delivery | Entire respiratory tract |
| Materials | Biocompatible and anallergic pneumatic circuit and accessories |
| Operation | Normal tidal breathing - no inhaler coordination required |
Common uses
The Aeroneb nebuliser is bought for home use during a hay fever season or a winter chest illness, and clinic rooms that nebulise occasionally rather than daily. Where an inhaler and spacer are the appropriate delivery route, a cardboard asthma spacer or E-Chamber Spacer does that job far more cheaply and portably. A peak flow meter supports monitoring between treatments. See our oxygen and resuscitation equipment.
Aeroneb nebuliser FAQs
Is the Aeroneb nebuliser only for seasonal use?
It is specified for intermittent rather than continuous daily use - a hay fever season, a winter chest illness, occasional clinic use. If someone nebulises several times every day, a unit rated for higher duty is the better long-term choice.
How is a nebuliser different from a puffer?
A nebuliser turns liquid medication into a mist inhaled during normal breathing, so no coordination is needed. A puffer requires you to press and breathe in together and deposits much of the dose in the mouth. That is why nebulisers suit young children, the elderly and anyone very breathless.
What medication does it use?
Only medication prescribed for nebulisation by your doctor, at the dose and dilution they specify. Never put anything else in the medication cup, and never change a prescribed regimen based on how you feel on the day.
What does anallergic materials mean?
The pneumatic circuit and accessories are made from biocompatible materials chosen to minimise the chance of an allergic reaction - relevant because the tubing, cup and mask are in prolonged contact with skin and airway.
How should it be cleaned?
Follow the instruction manual: the medication cup, mask and mouthpiece need cleaning after every use and periodic disinfection, and tubing and filters are replaced on the stated schedule. A contaminated nebuliser delivers bacteria directly into the lungs.
When should I seek urgent help instead?
If breathlessness is severe or worsening, if a reliever is not working, if speaking in full sentences is difficult, or if lips or fingers look blue - call 000. A nebuliser at home is not the place to manage a severe asthma attack.
Use only with medication prescribed for nebulisation by your doctor, at the prescribed dose. Read and follow the instruction manual, including cleaning, disinfection and filter replacement - inadequate cleaning can deliver contamination directly to the airway. A nebuliser is a delivery device and does not replace an asthma or respiratory action plan or medical review. Seek urgent medical attention for severe or worsening breathlessness, and in an emergency call 000.
| Brand | Aero Healthcare |
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