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ContecHandheld Portable Nebuliser Machine with Mask Kit

R749

Retail: R1,300
About

In medicine, a nebuliser is a drug delivery device used to administer medication in the form of a mist inhaled into the lungs. Nebulizers are commonly used for the treatment of cystic fibrosis, asthma, COPD and other respiratory diseases or disorders.
Most parents will know that a standard big nebuliser system is really scary for children to use. Especially when your child is not even 1 year old. The BabyWombWorld Portable Nebuliser Machine with Mask Kit is the perfect solution to this standard problem. It works with batteries and is completely silent when operating.

You don’t know when your child is going to have a runny nose or even sit with that cough that just doesn’t stop! And in most cases when you go to the doctor, they will prescribe some sort of nebulising medicine. We want to help you to prepare for those moments, but even more, we want you to use our nebuliser to prevent your little one from getting sick. Whether it is for you, your baby or toddler, this portable nebuliser is convenient to use and will not be something that will become a daily effort!

Product Features
  • Small, lightweight, easy to operate and very quiet
  • Mesh technology
  • Low power consumption
  • Battery: 2 x AA (not included)
  • One-button operation (easy to use)
  • Small particle size (about 5µm)
  • Turns off automatically when there is no more liquid
  • Dimensions: 71 x 50 x 117 mm
Included 
  • 1 x User manual
  • 1 x Nebuliser
  • 1 x Cable for the adapter
  • 1 x Adult mask
  • 1 x Child mask
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