Medline Aeromist Color Nebulizer Compressors, 8 Each per Case

Aeromist Color Nebulizer Compressors, 8 Each per Case

Aeromist color nebulizer compressors are nebulizers for medication delivery. They fit facilities and care settings that want a colorful option for patients while still using a rugged compressor rated for continuous use. This case includes 8 units, and each nebulizer comes with a disposable neb kit with a medicine cup, 7-ft. tubing, and mouthpiece.

Good Fit For

• Facilities purchasing multiple nebulizer compressors at once
• Patient care settings that prefer colorful equipment
• Workflows needing a compressor rated for continuous use

Key Features

• Nebulizer compressor for medication delivery
• Color variety offers a more approachable patient-facing option
• Rugged hard plastic shell supports everyday handling
• Rated for continuous use, which can help ongoing treatment workflows
• Includes a disposable neb kit with medicine cup, 7-ft. tubing, and mouthpiece
• Case quantity of 8 supports department or multi-patient purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Medication delivery with a nebulizer compressor
• Equipping multiple treatment areas with case-pack units
• Replacing existing nebulizer compressors while keeping disposable kit components on hand

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Plastic.
• Color is listed as variety, so individual unit colors may differ.
• The included neb kit is disposable and includes a medicine cup, tubing, and mouthpiece.
• This product is sold by the case.

FAQ

• Does this nebulizer compressor include the patient-use components needed to get started? Yes. Each unit includes a disposable neb kit with a medicine cup, 7-ft. tubing, and mouthpiece.
• Is this compressor intended for ongoing use? Yes. The compressor is rated for continuous use.
• What is the outer construction of the compressor? The compressor has a hard plastic shell for a rugged exterior.
• Are all units the same color? No. The color is listed as variety, so the case includes colorful nebulizers rather than one single color.

From Medline.