Compressor Nebulizer Machine for Home and Clinic Use

The Compressor Nebulizer Machine turns liquid medicine into a fine mist. The user then breathes in the mist through a mask or mouthpiece. Thus, the medicine can reach the lungs and airways.

Doctors may advise the use of a Nebulizer machine for asthma, COPD, and other breathing problems. In addition, adults and children who find inhalers hard to use may find this device helpful. However, patients should only use medicine given by a doctor.

You can view our full range of nebulizer machines to find a model that meets your needs.

Main Features of the Nebulizer Machine

• Fast mist delivery: The machine turns liquid medicine into a fine mist. Therefore, the user can breathe it into the lungs with ease.
• Steady airflow: The strong compressor gives a smooth and steady airflow during each treatment.
• Small and light: Its compact body makes it easy to carry and store. However, this model needs an AC power source. For use away from home, you can also view our portable mesh nebulizer.
• Low sound: The machine works at a sound level of up to 60 dB(A). As a result, it offers a more calm treatment time.
• Simple one-button use: The easy control system helps patients and caregivers start the machine with less effort.
• Flow control: Users can set the airflow as advised by their doctor or as stated in the product guide.
• Easy to clean: The medicine cup, mask, and mouthpiece are easy to remove and wash.
• Strong build: The high-quality body supports regular use at home, in a hospital, or at a clinic.
• Works with many medicines: The compressor nebulizer can work with many common liquid medicines. However, always ask your doctor if the medicine is right for this machine.

Technical Details of the Nebulizer Machine

• Product Type: Compressor Nebulizer Machine
• Power Supply: AC 220V/50Hz
• Power Use: ≤180W
• Mist Output: ≥0.2 ml/min
• Particle Size: 1–5 microns
• Sound Level: ≤60 dB(A)
• Medicine Cup Size: 6 ml
• Size: 180 × 180 × 110 mm
• Weight: About 1.5 kg
• Working Temperature: 10°C to 40°C
• Storage Temperature: -20°C to 70°C

Uses of the Compressor Nebulizer Machine

The Nebulizer machine helps deliver medicine for many types of breathing care. However, the type of medicine and dose will depend on the patient’s health and the doctor’s advice.

• Asthma care: Doctors may give mist-based medicine for some asthma patients. However, patients should not treat a serious asthma attack at home without medical help.
• COPD care: Some people with severe COPD may need medicine through a nebulizer when an inhaler does not work well. Learn more from the NHS guide to COPD treatment.
• Bronchiectasis: A doctor may give salt water or other medicine to help loosen thick mucus.
• Cystic fibrosis: The machine may deliver salt water, mucus-thinning medicine, or other drugs as part of a doctor’s care plan.
• Breathing infections: Doctors may use mist-based treatment when needed. However, the machine itself does not cure an infection.
• Home breathing care: Patients can use the machine at home after a doctor, nurse, or pharmacist shows them how to use it.
• Hospital and clinic use: Doctors and nurses can use the machine for breathing care in hospitals and clinics.

The American Lung Association’s nebulizer guide explains how a nebulizer turns liquid medicine into a mist. In addition, Asthma + Lung UK advises people to use a home nebulizer only when a doctor says it is needed.

How to Use a Nebulizer Machine

First, wash and dry your hands. Next, put the correct dose of medicine into the cup. Then, connect the cup, tube, mask, or mouthpiece.

Sit up straight and turn on the Nebulizer machine. Breathe in the mist in a slow and normal way. Continue until the cup is empty or until your doctor’s set treatment time ends.

After use, turn off the device. Then, wash the medicine cup, mask, and mouthpiece as stated in the product guide. You should also change the filter, tube, mask, and other parts when needed.

Never share a mask or mouthpiece with another person unless the parts have been cleaned in the right way.

Why Buy from Ethan Medical Ins.?

Ethan Medical Ins. supplies medical and home-care products in Bangladesh. We help customers compare models and choose a suitable device based on their doctor’s advice.

Moreover, customers can browse our range of home-care medical equipment. We also supply related breathing care products, such as oxygen concentrators. Therefore, you can find several types of medical equipment from one source.

Buy a Nebulizer Machine in Bangladesh

If you want to buy a Nebulizer machine in Bangladesh, Ethan Medical Ins. offers compressor and portable models for home and clinic use. This model gives steady mist, simple control, easy cleaning, and a compact design.

Visit our showroom at 144-144/1 Green Road, Level 3, Farmgate, Dhaka, Bangladesh. For the latest price and stock details, contact Ethan Medical Ins. or call 01917-733210.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a Compressor Nebulizer Machine do?

It uses pressurized air to turn liquid medicine into a fine mist. The patient then breathes in the mist through a mask or mouthpiece.

Can adults and children use this Nebulizer machine?

Yes, both adults and children may use it with the right mask. However, an adult should always watch a child during treatment. You should also follow the doctor’s advice.

Can I put any liquid into the medicine cup?

No. Only use medicine or a sterile solution given by a doctor. Never use tap water, oil, homemade liquid, or any other unapproved product.

What is the difference between a compressor and mesh nebulizer?

A compressor model uses air pressure to make a mist. It also needs an AC power source. In contrast, a mesh model is often smaller, quieter, and rechargeable.

How often should I clean the parts?

Clean the medicine cup, mask, and mouthpiece after each use. Also, follow the product guide when changing the tube, filter, mask, or other parts.

In conclusion, the Compressor Nebulizer Machine offers a simple way to take doctor-given breathing medicine. Its steady mist, easy controls, compact body, and simple care make it a useful choice for home, hospital, and clinic use.