Compressor nebulizer WN-117 №1

Use The B.Well WN-117 compressor nebulizer is intended for inhalation therapy aimed at the prevention and treatment of acute respiratory diseases, chronic respiratory tract diseases such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), cystic fibrosis, bronchial asthma, pneumonia, and other respiratory organ diseases, in both adult patients and children. The scope of application includes medical facilities and personal home use. How to take The B.Well WN-117 compressor nebulizer can use the entire list of medications recommended for nebulizer therapy. The type of medication, dose, and administration regimen can only be prescribed by a treating physician. When using: - Hold the nebulizer strictly vertical. Do not tilt the nebulizer more than 45 degrees, as the medication may spill into your mouth. - Press the switch to turn on the compressor and begin nebulization. - Perform inhalation according to your treating physician's instructions. - For the treatment of the lower respiratory tract in adults and children over 5 years old, a mouthpiece is recommended. - When using a mask, it should cover the nose and mouth; breathe in and out through the mask. Contraindications The following are strictly prohibited for use as medications in nebulizer therapy: - Substances and solutions containing suspended particles (decoctions, suspensions, infusions, etc.), as they are significantly larger than respirable fraction particles and their use can harm health. - Oil-containing solutions (including essential oils), as oil particles, when entering the lower respiratory tract, form tiny films and increase the risk of developing so-called ''oil pneumonias.'' - Flammable anesthetic mixtures that are easily ignited on contact with air, oxygen, and nitrous oxide. - Aromatic substances.