Equinox EQ-NL-29 Compressor Nebulizer is a compact medical device designed to efficiently deliver medication to the lungs. It is useful for people with asthma, chronic bronchitis, allergies, cough, pneumoconiosis, or other respiratory disorders. This nebulizer helps convert the medication into minute misty particles called aerosols. These aerosols are fine particles that reach the airways easily and provide relief to the patient with a respiratory ailment. It generates an ideal particle size of 0.5 to 10 µm for optimal absorption of the medicine into the lungs. It is a low-noise compressor nebulizer that is easy to use and clean.

• Equinox EQ-NL-29 Compressor Nebulizer is suitable for both adults and children and is easy to use.
• It generates fine mist and ensures quick relief for the patient with respiratory disorder.
• This nebulizer ensures an ideal particle size of 0.5 to 10 µm for effective medicine delivery to the airways.
• It is useful for common respiratory diseases like pneumoconiosis, asthma, respiratory infections, and cough.
• This high-utility device has easy operation, which makes it helpful for patients.

• Fill the bottom section of the nebulizer with the medication prescribed by your physician. Be sure the cone is put inside the bottom section.
• Gently twist the top part clockwise to reassemble the nebulizer. Make sure that both sections fit well.
• Attach one end of the air tube to the base of the nebulizer and the other end of the air tube connector on the front of the compressor.
• Attach the mouthpiece or mask per your choice to the top of the nebulizer.
• Press the power switch to begin your prescribed treatment.

• Keep away from the reach of children and pets.
• Store in a cool and dry place.

FAQ

Question: Who can use a nebulizer?

Answer: A nebulizer is usually recommended to a person suffering from long-term respiratory illnesses, who has difficulty using inhalers due to health issues or cannot inhale deeply enough from other devices.

Question: Can I use a nebulizer without a doctor’s advice?

Answer: A doctor generally prescribes a nebulizer and medicine to be used depending on your respiratory illness. Do not self-treat your condition without medical advice.