Veridian Healthcare - 11-516 - Handheld Compressor Nebulizer System Small Volume Medication Cup Pediatric Aerosol Mask / Mouthpiece Delivery

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Product Specifications

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Brand: Veridian
Sold By: Case of 6
User: Pediatric
Product Size: 9.875" x 7.375" x 8.5"
WHSXX: MCK

Product Overview

Veridian Healthcare Handheld Compressor Nebulizer System

The Veridian Healthcare Handheld Compressor Nebulizer System is designed for efficient and reliable respiratory therapy. It delivers small-volume medications in a fine mist, making it ideal for treating asthma, bronchitis, and other respiratory conditions. The compact and portable design ensures easy use at home or on the go.

Features:
- Handheld compressor nebulizer for quick and effective medication delivery
- Includes a small-volume medication cup for precise dosing
- Comes with both a pediatric aerosol mask and an adult mouthpiece for versatile use
- Lightweight and portable for convenient travel
- Durable construction for long-lasting performance

Specifications:
- Power: 120V AC, 60Hz
- Airflow: 6-8 LPM
- Sound Level: ≤55 dB
- Medication Cup Capacity: 8 mL
- Includes: Compressor, tubing, medication cup, pediatric mask, adult mouthpiece

Use Suggestion:
This nebulizer system is perfect for administering prescribed liquid medications. For best results, use in a comfortable, upright position and breathe normally through the mask or mouthpiece until the medication is fully dispersed. Clean after each use to maintain hygiene and performance.

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    Would work in France

    Posted by Chameli on Jan 14th 2024

    When I took my BP on this monitor I almost passed out thinking I was dying. I had never seen such high numbers for my BP before -- even at the dentist's. Then I looked closer and saw the decimal points after the first two digits and the notation kpa -- not mmHg as in all monitors I have used. I Googled and found out kpa stands for Kilo-Pascals the measurement unit used in Europe. I converted it to mmHg with the tool on the website and realized I was not dying.