MESH NEBULIZER

• Medicine Cup: A reservoir at the top where liquid medication is placed.
• Fog Outlet: The opening where the mist is emitted into the mask.
• Mask: The interface used by the patient to inhale the aerosolized medicine.

1. Asthma: For delivering quick-relief or long-term control medications.
2. COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease): To help open airways and reduce inflammation.
3. Bronchitis or Respiratory Infections: To deliver saline or medications that help clear mucus.

• Metered-Dose Inhalers (MDIs): Often used with a “spacer” for portable, quick relief.
• Dry Powder Inhalers (DPIs): Breath-activated devices for long-term management.
• Nebulization with different medications: Such as bronchodilators (to open airways), corticosteroids (to reduce swelling), or sterile saline (to hydrate airways).

Important: Always double-check the physical label and user manual of your specific device to confirm proper assembly, cleaning procedures, and compatibility with your prescribed medications.