aerosol inhaler for asthma

The spacer chamber is indispensable for improving the effectiveness of inhaled medication with all metered dose inhalers.

Spacer for aerosol to be used with Metered Dose Inhalers for treatment of asthma.

The spacer chamber is indispensable for improving the effectiveness of inhaled medication with all metered dose inhalers. It prevents impact of the drug with the oropharynx and generates a fine suspension that penetrates right into the respiratory tract. Use of the spacer is recommended by national and international guidelines on the correct treatment of asthma.

Our company is committed to the manufacture of inhalation device for the treatment of asthma and COPD. Our products have many advantages as follows:

Best raw material: all the materials we adopt are medical standard.

Innovative design: designed with mask and flow signal whistle, which is more convenient to use.

Ideal volume: enhanced suspension and distribution of the atomized drug.

Sterilized package: packed with sterilized pouch and carton.

Different size of mask: small, medium, and large one for different people use. 

How to Use the Metered Dose Inhaler with a Spacer -

 

INSTRUCTIONAL STEPS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

 

Preparing the Inhaler

Put the inhaler together (as needed). Most do not require assembly.Inspect the spacer for foreign objects, if there is a valve, make sure it is intact and not damaged, torn, or missing.Remove the cap from the mouthpiece. Attach the inhaler to the spacer.

 

Using a Metered Dose Inhaler with a Spacer 

Shake the inhaler for several seconds. (*specific controller medications do not require shaking)Prime the inhaler as needed - will vary depending on brand - "priming" is done to mix the medication with the propellant, to help prevent medication build-up and blockages, and ensure that the inhaler works properly by releasing a test spray into the air prior to use. Refer to the manufacturer's insert included with the MDI.Hold the inhaler upright with your index finger on top and thumb on the bottom, support the spacer with your other hand. Exhale fully and gently through your mouth. Position the spacer comfortably in your mouth, with your lips and teeth around the mouth piece. Press down on the inhaler. Inhale slowly and deeply for about 3 to 5 seconds as the medicine moves from the  spacer into your lungs. Close your mouth, hold your breath for at least 10 seconds; then exhale. Repeat dose(s) as ordered. Be sure to shake the inhaler before each puff or pressing down on the inhaler. Wait 30 – 60 seconds between doses  - waiting between puffs allows the medication you breathed in to take effect by beginning to open your airways and give relief. With your lungs more relaxed and open, you will be able to breathe in the next puff of medication deeper to provide better relief of symptoms.Wait at least 10 minutes when using two or more types of inhalers (such as bronchodilators, anticholinergics, corticosteroids). Typically,  FIRST use your bronchodilator (such as albuterol or xopenex) to open up or dilate the lungs, then use other long acting controller medications or combined inhaled medications such as inhaled steroid or non-steroid inhaled medications (such as  pulmicort, flovent, advair, symbicort, atrovent, or intal, etc.).

aerosol inhaler for asthma