Rossmax Nebulizer

Respiratory conditions like asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and respiratory infections can pose significant challenges to individuals’ daily lives. However, modern medical technology has provided solutions to manage these conditions more effectively. The Rossmax Nebulizer is one such innovation, offering efficient aerosol medication delivery and becoming a key player in respiratory care.

• 3 years warranty.
• Swiss design.
• Includes: Children mask, adult mask, angled mouthpiece, nebulizer kit, air tube, air filters, instruction manual and storage bag.
• Nebulizer piston type Model NE 100
• MMAD ⥶  2.6 μm.
• Nebulization rate ⥸ 0.35 ml/min
• Storage and transportation conditions -20 to 60 .. RH 700-1060 hPa

How the Rossmax Nebulizer Works:

1. Medication Preparation: The prescribed liquid medication is measured and placed into the nebulizer’s medication cup.
2. Aerosolization: The nebulizer machine generates compressed air or uses ultrasonic technology to aerosolize the liquid medication in the cup, creating a mist.
3. Mask or Mouthpiece: Patients can choose to use either a mask or a mouthpiece, depending on their preference and comfort.
4. Inhalation: As the nebulizer produces the medication mist, the patient inhales, allowing the aerosolized medication to reach the airways and lungs directly.

The Rossmax Nebulizer is a valuable tool in respiratory care, offering an efficient and accessible means of delivering aerosolized medications directly to the lungs. Whether you are managing a chronic respiratory condition, recovering from a respiratory infection, or caring for a loved one, this device has become an essential ally in the journey to better respiratory health.

In a world where every breath matters, the Rossmax Nebulizer has established itself as a reliable and effective solution, providing relief and support to those who depend on precise respiratory care. Its role in enhancing the quality of life for individuals with respiratory challenges underscores its significance in modern healthcare.