Hangsun Nebuliser Machine for Adults and Kids Compressor Nebulizer Compact Inhaler CN680 with Portable Design and Built-in Storage Box for Home Use

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Our After sales service supports all of our products with an on hand supply of spares and accessories. Compressed Air Technology - The CN680 has a robust design and long life compressor to enable frequent use, so is particularly beneficial for people who require use several times per day. It's really hard to get hold of the consultant at the moment as they are backed up from COVID, so I have dealt with the GP Surgery's respiratory nurse instead, she's very good as she used to be a hospital respiratory nurse.

Just like number four, Hangsun has double power supply – you can charge it by using a USB cable or by purchasing two AA batteries. As others have indicated please don't use nebuliser, it is specialised equipment and must be used correctly. Saline solution is generally available over the counter, but stronger medication such as broncho-dilators need to be prescribed. thanks Peege, unfortunately all the GP’s amalgamated into one ‘Bay Medical Group’ not for the better I may add, so I’ve no options at all.However, Hangsun cannot offer any exquisite features or superb quality in terms of materials used in the manufacturing process.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. All you need to do is pour the medication into the designated container at the top of the device, press the on/off button, and begin the process. I've never heard of a poor reaction to it though that doesn't mean they don't exist and I've been on the forum for 10 years.Like other posters I'm concerned that you have not been prescribed or shown how to use the nebuliser. I’ve been googling but cannot find any useful information or video, It also has a nasal attachment which I thought would help with my nasal problems. Hangsun also features automatic shut-off function that shuts down the device after 10 minutes of inactivity or due to the lack of medication in the container. Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked. It’s just as a precaution I’ll supply them, which has totally confused me as everyone on here has a respiratory nurse, so does our pharmacist stand in for a respiratory nurse?