The Oromed Oro-Mesh Family is a very small and quiet membrane inhaler. It works great as a portable device. It is one of the smallest inhalers on the Polish market. The membrane technology used guarantees high inhalation parameters and very quiet operation. Only medicines intended for inhalation in ultrasonic/mesh inhalers can be used in the OROMED ORO-MESH FAMILY inhaler. Such information can be found in the drug leaflets. Please read it before use. High-density substances (oily and oil-based products and solutions that contain greasy or suspended particles) must not be used. Nebu-dose hyaluronic and Nebu-dose plus should not be used as these solutions only work optimally with pneumatic piston inhalers and therefore problems may occur when used with any other type of inhaler. Power: The nebulizer can operate on two replaceable AA alkaline batteries (included) or using a micro USB cable (included) connected to the power supply (power supply not included) The power adapter must meet the following specifications: Input voltage: 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz. Output voltage: 3-5 V DC, 1-2 A. Do not use batteries and USB cable at the same time.
Oromed ORO-MESH FAMILY portable inhaler
€44.79
Shipping from warehouse: A3
Estimated shipping: Tue, Dec 24 - Fri, Dec 27
14 days returnUnconditional return policy
- Availability:
- moderate quantity
- Brand:
- oromed
- Product code:
- ORO-MESH FAMILY / 5904305746791
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Specification
| Adult mask: | Yes |
|---|---|
| Batteries included: | No |
| Children's mask: | Yes |
| Easy to use: | Yes |
| Height: | 123 mm |
| Inhaler included: | Y |
| Instruction sheet: | Yes |
| Length: | 45 mm |
| Mouthpiece: | Yes |
| Nebulizer technology: | Mesh nebuliser |
| Pouch: | Yes |
| Power source: | Battery |
| Product colour: | Blue |
| Refilling cup: | Yes |
| Usb cable: | Yes |
| Volume: | 8 ml |
| Volume (max): | 50 dB |
| Weight: | 100 g |
| Width: | 63 mm |
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