Babymask Spacer Device

The Cipla Baby Mask is a specialised unit designed for infants and young children. Providing small tidal volumes and low inspiratory flow rates, this mask is a significant breakthrough in administering inhaled bronchodilators and anti-inflammatory drugs to little lungs.

This infant inhaler mask is built to snugly fit the contours of a baby's face, ensuring comfort during use. Coupled with Cipla spacers, the mask facilitates the delivery of medications directly to the lungs, which is crucial in managing respiratory conditions.

The compact and lightweight design of this infant oxygen mask – measuring 10.5 x 1.7 x 11 cm and weighing a mere 40 grams – makes it an ideal companion for medical emergencies. Remember, professional medical supervision is essential when using this device to guarantee safe and efficacious treatment for your child's respiratory ailment.

Features

• Provides small tidal volumes and low inspiratory flow rates
• Comfortably fitting infant face mask design
• Compatible only with Cipla spacers
• Enables direct drug administration to lungs
• Compact dimensions (10.5 x 1.7 x 11cm)
• Lightweight

• Optimised respiratory support: The Cipla Baby Mask is specially designed to provide small tidal volumes and low inspiratory flow rates that are suitable for babies and young children. This infant inhaler mask ensures that infants receive the appropriate dosage of medication, which can effectively support their respiratory health and alleviate symptoms of conditions such as bronchial asthma.
• Comfortable fit: This baby mask has been engineered to fit comfortably on the face of a baby or infant. Its unique shape accommodates the facial structure of infants, reducing discomfort during use, and ensuring that the medication is delivered directly to the lungs.
• Enhanced medication delivery: The use of this infant mask with Cipla spacers facilitates the delivery of medications to the lungs. This direct method of administration can significantly improve treatment effectiveness in managing respiratory illnesses in infants, by ensuring that the medication reaches its targeted destination.
• Practical and convenient: The Cipla Baby Mask is compact and lightweight, sporting dimensions of 10.5 x 1.7 x 11 cm and a weight of just 40 grams. This convenient design allows for easy handling and portability, making it an excellent choice for at-home care or on-the-go medical support for your child.

• Ensure the baby or infant is comfortable and in a calm state before starting.
• Connect the Cipla Baby Mask to the appropriate Cipla inhaler filled with the prescribed medication.
• Position the mask comfortably onto the infant's face, ensuring it creates a seal around the nose and mouth to prevent air leaks.
• Release the medication from the inhaler and allow the baby or infant to breathe in the medication through the mask.
• Monitor the baby or infant during use to ensure they are comfortable and breathing normally.
• After use, remove the mask from the baby or infant's face and disconnect it from the inhaler.
• Clean the mask thoroughly as per product instructions after every use.

• The Cipla Baby Mask should always be used under the direct supervision of a healthcare professional.
• Regular checks should be made to ensure proper fit and comfort for the infant during use.
• Keep a keen eye on any signs of distress or discomfort from the baby or infant during usage.
• Always ensure that the mask is clean before use to prevent any potential infections.
• In case of any adverse reactions, such as skin irritation around the mask area, immediately cease usage and

FAQs

Q1. What is the use of Cipla's baby mask?

Ans. The Cipla Baby Mask is specifically designed for infants who need nebulised therapy for respiratory issues. Its ergonomic design ensures maximum comfort and effective delivery of medication to your little one.

Q2. What is the price of the Cipla nebuliser mask?

Ans. While prices may vary slightly based on retailer and location, the average price of the Cipla baby mask is very competitive, offering excellent value for its high-quality design and efficient performance.

Q3. What size mask is used for term babies?

Ans. Term babies, those born between 37 and 42 weeks of gestation, typically use an infant inhaler mask that is size small. The Cipla Baby Mask is designed to fit this category perfectly, ensuring a comfortable and secure fit.

Q4. Is a facial mask safe for babies?

Ans. Yes, an infant face mask like the Cipla Baby Mask is safe for babies as it is specifically designed considering the delicate skin and facial features of infants. However, supervision is always recommended during usage.

Q5. How does an infant oxygen mask differ from a regular one?

Ans. An infant oxygen mask has a much smaller face piece to fit an infant's face comfortably, compared to a regular adult or child mask. The size ensures efficient delivery of oxygen without causing discomfort to the baby.

Q6. Why should I choose a baby mask specially designed for nebulisation therapy?

Ans. Choosing a designated baby mask ensures that the medication is correctly administered and effectively reaches your baby’s lungs. It also minimises any discomfort or fear your baby might feel by providing a secure, comfortable fit.

Q7. What are the benefits of using a Cipla Baby Mask?

Ans. The Cipla Baby Mask offers several benefits including effective delivery of nebulised medication to infants with respiratory issues, comfort due to its ergonomic design, and safety as it is made with non-toxic, durable materials that are gentle on your baby's skin.

Testimonials

'I was really worried when my little one was diagnosed with a respiratory issue. The Cipla Baby Mask has been a life-saver, delivering his medication efficiently and comfortably.'- Sarah Khan, Teacher, 32

'The design of the Cipla Baby Mask is impressive. It fits my baby perfectly and he shows no signs of discomfort during his therapy sessions.'- Aadya Sharma, Engineer, 35

'I highly recommend the Cipla Baby Mask. It’s affordable, easy to use, and most importantly, my baby doesn't fuss when it's time for his treatment.' - Jenny Rastogi, Nurse, 29