Medline Disposable Handheld Nebulizer Kits with Mask, 50 Each per Case

Disposable Handheld Nebulizer Kits with Mask, 50 Each per Case

Disposable handheld nebulizer kits with mask help deliver aerosol medication in clinical settings. This option fits adult use and can work across a range of clinical applications thanks to standard fittings and a 7 foot tubing length. Buyers comparing nebulizer kits may also note the 6 mL volume and particle size of less than five microns.

Good Fit For

• General exam rooms
• Adult nebulizer treatments
• Clinical settings needing mask-included nebulizer kits

Key Features

• Mask included, which helps streamline setup for nebulizer treatment
• Standard fittings accommodate most clinical applications
• Particle size of less than five microns for deep lung delivery
• 6 mL volume supports nebulizer medication administration
• 7 foot tubing length adds reach between the patient and equipment
• Adult universal size for broad adult-use fit

Applications and Usage

• Nebulizer treatments in general exam rooms
• Adult respiratory medication delivery with a handheld nebulizer setup
• Clinical workflows that need a nebulizer kit with mask and tubing

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 7 Foot.
• This kit is sized for adult universal use, so buyers should confirm patient fit requirements before ordering.
• Unit compatibility is noted as HCS70004 for buyers matching existing equipment.
• The product details mention standard fittings for most clinical applications, which may help when standardizing across care areas.

FAQ

• Does this nebulizer kit include a mask? Yes. This disposable handheld nebulizer kit includes a mask.
• What patient size is this nebulizer kit intended for? This version is an adult universal size.
• How long is the tubing? The tubing length is 7 foot.
• What is the nebulizer volume? The nebulizer volume is 6 mL.
• Will this nebulizer kit work in common clinical settings? The product details state that standard fittings accommodate most clinical applications.

From Medline.