Compressor inhaler Dr.Frei Turbo Mini

The Dr.Frei Turbo Mini compressed air nebulizer is a device that converts liquid medications into a fine aerosol using compressed air. The aerosol contains large and small particles. When breathing under the influence of gravity, large particles settle on the walls of the upper respiratory tract, while small particles manage to reach the lower bronchi. Thus, the drug reaches all parts of the bronchial tree, including the smallest bronchi and alveoli, and penetrates the blood vessels in the alveolar walls in high therapeutic doses with minimal or no side effects.

Indications for use

Acute respiratory diseases; obstructive lung diseases; chronic inflammatory processes of the respiratory tract, such as chronic bronchitis, bronchial asthma (including chronic, unstable, severe exacerbations of bronchial asthma), chronic pharyngitis; respiratory tract infections; Impaired quality of bronchial secretion and its separation in the bronchi; various types of cough.

Advantages

Nebulizer therapy allows you to quickly affect the inflamed area with high doses of drugs, which increases the effectiveness of treatment and reduces the risk of side effects on other organs. Nebulizer therapy is the most economical method of treatment in terms of targeted use of the drug, it is widely used for children, the elderly, and weakened patients. A wide range of drugs can be used. Suitable for children and adults.

Technical specifications

Dispersion rate: 0.3 ml/min. Inhalation particle size: 3 microns. Nebulization chamber volume: 2 to 10 ml. Residual nebulization chamber volume: 0.85 ml. Noise level: 55 dB. Dimensions: 167×106×164 mm. Weight: 1.3 kg. Duty cycle: 30 min on / 30 min off.

Accessories:

Turbo Mini compressor nebulization chamber air tube adult mask child mask mouthpiece nasal nozzle - nasal cannula 5 spare air filters. Operating instructions warranty card packaging

It is strictly forbidden to use

oily products (essential oils), self-prepared infusions and herbal teas, suspensions and syrups.

Disinfecting the device

Before use, the chamber, mouthpiece, and nasal cannula must be boiled for 10 minutes or treated with a 3% hydrogen peroxide solution, rinsed with warm running water, shaken, and dried. Do not boil the masks; treat them with a 3% hydrogen peroxide solution, rinse, and dry. After each use, be sure to perform the same procedure with the used accessories. Wipe the air tube and compressor with a damp cloth. The nebulizer unit must be cleaned after each use on the same day. Manufacturers recommend checking the air filter every 30-60 days of use. If the filter has darkened, it should be replaced. Make sure the filter is dry. The filter cannot be cleaned or washed