Able Spacer
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- Easy to dismantle for cleaning
- Suitable for adults and children
- Inhaler can be stored in the Spacer
Aiding inhalation and inhaler technique, the Inhaler Able Spacer is an easy to use aerosol chamber which by providing a larger space between the inhaler and mouth, will ensure that the optimum volume of medication is inhaled. Suitable for adults and children.
to receive your order Tuesday 27th July
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The Inhaler Able Spacer is a universal aerosol chamber made by Clement Clark. The small volume Spacer is designed to improve your MDI technique by assisting with aerosol delivery and compliance. The unique design of the Able Spacer assists in improving your inhaler technique. Spacers work by providing a space between the inhaler and mouth. In turn, this will reduce the speed that the medication particles enter the mouth. This means a larger proportion of the medication will be inhaled. The Inhaler Able Spacer is suitable for tidal breathing. Silver ions in the polymer of the Able Spacer are made with anti-microbial properties - the ONLY KNOWN spacer devices on the market to incorporate anti-microbial. Suitable for Single Breath and Hold and Tidal Volume techniques.
Highlights of the Able Spacer:
- Saves space as the inhaler can be discretely stored inside the Spacer when not in use
- Easy to dismantle for simple cleaning
- Suitable for tidal breathing
- Suitable for both adults and children
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