Don’t let the air you breathe cause you problems

You breathe approximately 10,000 litres of air every day. In this enormous air mass there can be infectious agents, toxicants, and allergenic or carcinogenic particles. These substances affect the mucous membranes which encase the respiratory system inside. Respiratory diseases are some of the most common diseases. Approximately 5% of adults and up to 10% of children suffer from a contraction of the airways, known as bronchial asthma. Infections in the air we breathe range from common cold to chronic diseases of the respiratory system. Different inhalation therapies help to relieve airway problems, and they may even become vital in some cases. Inhalation has the advantage of bringing the active medicinal ingredient directly to the therapeutic target site.

Inhalation therapy is suitable for upper and lower respiratory tract diseases in general, inflammation of the upper airway, and asthma. Bronchial muscle spasms can also be relieved by inhalation of certain medicines, both in the long term and for acute episodes. In addition, the use of inhalation can prove beneficial in infections of the upper airway, and pulmonary inflammation, as well as other infections. You should always discuss inhalation therapy as well as the delivery and dose of medicine with your doctor.

So why should you use a nebuliser?

Inhalation therapy has exceptional benefits compared to treatments such as tablets or injections: the active substance is delivered directly to where you need it, while tablets or syrups have to go through the gastrointestinal tract and only then carried via the bloodstream to the target site. Inhalation is more pleasant and is a more effective method of delivering medicines. There is also less stress on the body, as inhalation requires a smaller dose, when compared to the amount taken in tablets. There are fewer side effects from using inhalation therapy, since less active substance is present in the bloodstream and in not concerned organs.

This Nebuliser utilises the hi-tech compressed-air atomizers technology and is particularly useful for upper and lower respiratory tract treatment such as asthma, bronchitis, and pneumonia. The Beurer Nebuliser offers a high rate of medication vaporisation (> 0.25 ml/min), which subsequently means there is a shorter inhalation time. The IH 60 can be used for the treatment of the upper and lower respiratory tract.

The Beurer IH60 nebuliser uses compressed air technology to turn the medicine into a mist, which makes treatment quick and comfortable. The lithium ion battery means you can take your nebuliser wherever you want and always have it hand for when you need to take your medication.

The Beurer IH60 Nebuliser comes with all the accessories you will ever need, with it you get;

• Mouthpiece


• Nosepiece


• Adult mask


• Child mask


• Filter


• Storage bag


• Carrying bag