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Product description
Ultrasonic inhaler LD is designed to treat and prevent trachea, bronchi, lungs and other respiratory diseases with an aerosol made of water and medicines in hospitals and at home. An inhaler with the latest MESH aerosol production technology: using a mesh membrane and a low-frequency ultrasound generator.
Advantages of the inhaler:
Compact device size;
A wide range of medications can be used, including hormones, antibiotics, antiseptics and mineral water;
The residual balance of the inhalation solution has been reduced practically to zero, which allows you to save money in the case of using expensive medications;
The device can work both from an electrical outlet and using 2 batteries or a battery;
The device works very quietly and inhalation therapy can be performed even on sleeping children;
During inhalation, you can raise the device 45°C from the vertical axis.
It is recommended to use all standard inhalation solutions in liquid form used in inhalation therapy and produced by pharmaceutical companies.
Ultrasonic inhaler LD is designed to treat and prevent trachea, bronchi, lungs and other respiratory diseases with an aerosol made of water and medicines in hospitals and at home. An inhaler with the latest MESH aerosol production technology: using a mesh membrane and a low-frequency ultrasound generator.
Advantages of the inhaler:
Compact device size;
A wide range of medications can be used, including hormones, antibiotics, antiseptics and mineral water;
The residual balance of the inhalation solution has been reduced practically to zero, which allows you to save money in the case of using expensive medications;
The device can work both from an electrical outlet and using 2 batteries or a battery;
The device works very quietly and inhalation therapy can be performed even on sleeping children;
During inhalation, you can raise the device 45°C from the vertical axis.
It is recommended to use all standard inhalation solutions in liquid form used in inhalation therapy and produced by pharmaceutical companies.
