The Easychamber Spacer With Infant Mask significantly enhances medication delivery to the lungs for infants and young children, making it a valuable tool for parents and caregivers. Its anti-static chamber design ensures that medicine does not stick to the sides, allowing for maximum delivery to the lungs. The optional silicone mask offers flexibility, and the device's one-way inhalation and exhalation mechanisms reduce resistance and prevent medicine wastage. A FlowSignal whistle is included to help users maintain the correct inhalation speed, and its universal compatibility with most metered-dose inhalers adds to its versatility. The device is latex-free and includes a comfortable, ergonomic silicone mask, ensuring it is safe for users with latex allergies.

Key features

• Anti-static chamber design ensures maximum medicine delivery to the lungs.
• Optional silicone mask for flexibility in use.
• One-way inhalation and exhalation mechanisms to reduce resistance and prevent medicine wastage.
• FlowSignal whistle included to guide inhalation speed.
• Universally compatible with most metered-dose inhalers.
• Latex-free design with a comfortable, ergonomic silicone mask.

What symptoms or conditions can be treated with the Easychamber Spacer With Infant Mask?

The Easychamber Spacer With Infant Mask is primarily utilized for managing respiratory conditions that necessitate inhaler medication, such as asthma and recurrent wheezing in young children.

How does the Easychamber Spacer With Infant Mask work?

The spacer maintains the medication in a suspended state, facilitating direct inhalation into the lungs with minimal resistance, ensuring an optimal dose is delivered.

How often should the Easychamber Spacer be cleaned?

For optimal performance and hygiene, it's recommended to clean the spacer regularly by disassembling the mask and base and washing all components in soapy water.

The EasyChamber Spacer can be used directly out-of-package. Remove the cap and shake the inhaler. Hold it vertically and insert it into the base of the spacer device.

Squeeze the lips around the device's mouthpiece (or place the mask over the nose and mouth if a mask is used). Administer a dose of spray. Breathe in and out slowly and deeply 5-6 times through your mouth. SLOW DOWN if you hear the whistle sound which indicates you are inhaling too quickly.

Withdraw the device, wait for five to ten breaths before the next puff and then start again, following your prescription. If you need more than one puff, inhaler should be shaken between each puff. Remove the spray and replace the cap. Rinse the mouth.

Clean the spacer once a week. Do not clean with boiling or hot water as this will damage your spacer. Remove the mask and base, soak all the components in soapy water for 15 minutes then rinse in clear water. Let air dry in vertical position. Do not wipe components with cloth. This will help retain its antistatic characteristics. Check information leaflet for more information.

The spacer device must only be used under constant adult supervision, using medicines prescribed by a doctor. Consult a doctor immediately if the user's condition deteriorates.

A spacer device is for individual use only and should not be shared with other users. It must be replaced if the plastic becomes opaque, the wall is scratched or there is a crack that means it is no longer airtight. It must be replaced after 12 months of use in all cases. Keep out of the sight and reach of children.