Smallest piston heavy duty compressor nebulizer
Product Features
Particle size created by our VAT bottle is around 2.26μm (MMAD) tested by Cascade Impactor. Compared to most bottles in the market, our proprietary bottle ensures more efficient and effective performance.Its a smallest compressor nebulizer.
- Very Compact (only 145 x 109 x 73 mm)
- Consistent fine particle size for efficient respiratory treatment
- Patented Valve Adjustable nebulizer bottle (VAT)
- Very low noise with silencer and vibration-absorber design
- Including mouthpiece and masks for adult and child
- 12V adaptor included
| Valve Adjustable Technology Controllable nebulization rate at consistent particle size |
The proprietary adjustable valve is able to deliver medications of different viscosity level according to every user’s conditions and needs at ease. Our VA technology allows users to adjust different levels of Nebulization rate ranging from 0.1 (closed) – 0.25ml/min (fully open) at consistent particle size less than 3 μm. The nebulization rates can be adjusted by the user in a very easy way without exchanging parts. Higher nebulization rate/fully open is for higher viscosity medications and higher breathing capacity user while lower nebulization rate with closed valve will be more appropriate for kids / infants with lower breathing capacity. VAT is recommended for respiratory disorders such as Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and asthma as well as intensive use in general.
Accessories
- Air tube
- Air filters
- Instruction manual
- Masks
- Nebulizer kit, mouthpiece
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