Medline Aeromist Compact Nebulizer Compressor

Medline Aeromist Compact Nebulizer Compressor Features

• Compressor with smallest footprints
• Features 4 nonskid rubber feet to prevent sliding
• Less bulky and will not take up valuable space
• 7-ft. power cord allows the user to take a treatment further away from an outlet
• Sturdy compressor has a low center of gravity to help prevent it from tipping
• Latex-free - safe for patients with latex sensitivity
• 5 replacement filters included that are ready to use out of the box

User Manuals

• Medline Aeromist Compact Nebulizer Compressor User Manual

Parts Description

• A - Power Cord


• B - Power Switch


• C - Air Outlet Connector


• D - Filter Cap


• E - Compressor


• F - Mouthpiece + reservoir tubing


• G -Jet Nebulizer Cap


• H - Baffle


• I - Jet Nebulizer Chamber


• J - Air Inlet Connector


• K - Foam Filters


• L - Tubing

 

Frequently Bought Together

• Medline Nebulizer Mouthpieces With Tubing
• Medline Elongated Aerosol Masks
• Proactive Protekt Deluxe Nebulizer w/Disposable & Reusable Kit

Also Available (Separately)

• Medline Aeromist Compact Nebulizer Replacement Filter

How to use Aeromist Compact Nebulizer Compressor?

1. Place the nebulizer compressor on a stable, sturdy, and flat surface such that the unit can be easily reached when you’re seated.
2. Make sure the compressor is off by pressing the power switch to the “OFF” (O) position.
3. Plug the power cord into a wall outlet.
4. Connect one end of the tubing to the compressor air outlet connector.
5. Add the prescribed solution through the opening on the jet nebulizer cap using an eye dropper or pre-measured dose container.
6. Assemble the mouthpiece onto the top of the jet nebulizer cap. If an aerosol mask is used, connect the bottom of the mask to the top of the jet nebulizer cap.
7. Connect the tubing to the jet nebulizer air inlet connector.
8. Turn the compressor on by pressing the power switch to the “ON” (I) position.
9. Implement the treatment by placing the mouthpiece between the teeth. Inhale and exhale through the mouthpiece.
10. If an aerosol mask is used, place the mask over the mouth and nose

Cleaning Instructions

• Turn the power off and unplug the compressor power cord from the wall outlet.
• Remove the tubing from the air inlet.
• TO CLEAN: Disassemble the mouthpiece, jet nebulizer cap, chamber, and baffle, and wash these items in hot water with dish-washing detergent. Rinse these items thoroughly to remove the detergent and let air dry.
• TO DISINFECT: Mix 1/4 cup of white vinegar with 3/4 cup hot water in a clean container. Submerge the mouthpiece, T-piece, nebulizer cap, chamber, and baffle for 30 minutes in the solution. Remove from solution and let air dry.
• There is no need to clean the tubing. If necessary, wipe the surface regularly.

Cautions:

• The jet nebulizer must be changed if it gets clogged
• The nebulizer and accessories must not be boiled

FAQ'S

Q1. Who needs a Aeromist compact nebulizer compressor?

It is prescribed for patients with asthma, bronchitis, COPD, or other respiratory conditions that require inhaled liquid medication.

Q2.  What is the Aeromist nebulizer's volume?

The Aeromist nebulizer operates between a sound level of ≤55 dB.

Q3. How often should I replace the nebulizer cup/filters?

The disposable nebulizer cup should be replaced after approx 30 days or 30 uses, whichever comes first.  The foam filter should be regularly checked (once a month) for discoloration and reduced airflow from the nebulizer unit when compared to initial output. Medline replacement filters are available separately.

Q4. Does the Aeromist nebulizer work with aerosol masks?

Yes. The Medline Aeromist is compatible with standard aerosol masks, which can be connected to the jet nebulizer cap in place of the mouthpiece.