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 support aerosol medication delivery in clinical care settings. Buyers who need a ready-to-use nebulizer option for adult patients may prefer this case pack for routine respiratory workflows in exam rooms and similar care areas. This version includes an adult mask, 7 foot tubing, and latex-free construction.

Good Fit For

• General exam rooms
• Routine adult nebulizer treatment setup
• Facilities purchasing case quantities for clinical use

Key Features

• Adult mask included, helping support nebulizer setup for adult patient use
• 7 foot tubing gives added reach during treatment setup
• Latex-free construction can help meet latex-free purchasing preferences
• Standard fittings accommodate most clinical applications
• Particle size of less than five microns is intended to help deliver medication deep within the lungs
• Case quantity supports higher-volume clinical purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Nebulizer treatments in general exam rooms
• Adult patient respiratory therapy setup where a mask is preferred
• Stocking disposable nebulizer kits for recurring clinical workflows

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 7 Foot.
• This kit includes an adult mask, so buyers should confirm it matches the intended patient group.
• Standard fittings accommodate most clinical applications, but buyers should still verify fit with their existing setup.
• The tubing length is 7 foot, which may matter for room layout and treatment station placement.

FAQ

• Does this nebulizer kit include a mask? Yes. This disposable handheld nebulizer kit comes with a mask.
• Is the mask sized for adults or pediatric patients? The included mask is an adult mask.
• How long is the tubing? The tubing length is 7 foot.
• Is this nebulizer kit latex-free? Yes. The kit is latex-free.
• Will this work with common clinical setups? The standard fittings are intended to accommodate most clinical applications.

From Medline.