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Many medicines used to treat asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and other respiratory conditions are delivered directly into the lungs using an inhaler device. In many cases, how a patient breathes during the treatment affects how much of the...

Pediatric nebulizer systems are a great option for children with respiratory issues like asthma, for example. These systems convert liquid medication into a vapor that is easily inhaled deeply into their lungs. For children who struggle to use a metered-dose...

May is Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month, which makes it the perfect time to review the newest developments, studies, and treatments for this rare respiratory disease. Despite decades of work by dedicated and capable medical researchers and scientists, there is currently...

Your nebulizer is an essential device when it comes to effective respiratory treatment and better breathing. Like any medical device, a nebulizer needs basic maintenance and care to keep it functioning efficiently. One aspect of routine maintenance is replacing nebulizer...

Conducting the proper Nebulizer cleaning and sanitizing procedures is essential to keeping a nebulizer functioning effectively. Taking care of your nebulizer is a crucial step to making your equipment last longer, preventing it from clogging, and even minimizing your risk of...

Nebulizers are medical devices that turn liquid medicine into a mist that you can then easily inhale. For those who struggle with respiratory illnesses – like asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease – nebulizers function to deliver medications deep into...