Get the most from your inhaler medication and do the things you love without worrying about your breathing.
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Inhaled medication will not work if it doesn’t get into your lungs. Chambers stop the waste of medication that gets stuck in the back of your throat or mouth.
This product is intended to be used by patients who are under the care or treatment of a physician or licensed healthcare professional. Available by prescription only.
Always follow the instructions given to you by your healthcare provider. If you do not understand how and when to use your inhaler, please refer to the instructions for use included with your inhaler or contact your healthcare provider.
These are shortened instructions, for the full version, please click on the downloadable instruction tab.
Step One: Remove the inhaler and mouthpiece caps.
Step Two: Shake the inhaler.
Step Three: Insert the inhaler into the back of the chamber.
Step Four: Apply mouthpiece or mask to face.
Step Five: Press the inhaler, breathe in slowly and hold your breath for 5 to 10 seconds or breathe 2 to 3 times. (For mask, count for 5 to 6 breaths.)
Repeat steps two to five as prescribed.
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These are shortened user instructions. Always review the complete instructions packaged with the chamber.
Step One: Remove front and back pieces.
Step Two: Soak 15 minutes in soapy water, agitate gently and rinse or place in dishwasher on top rack.
Step Three: Shake out water and dry vertically.
Step Four: Reassemble the chamber.
No, the chamber and mask combinations are specifically designed to optimize medication delivery for the individual need of each patient. The small and medium chambers have inspiratory valves that are specifically designed for lower flow rates, so they open easily for infant or pediatric patients especially when tidal breathing. The intermediate and the large chambers are also equipped with the FLOWSIGNAL® Whistle to alert the user when they are inhaling too quickly and to encourage slower deeper breaths.
The AEROCHAMBER PLUS® FLOW-VU® Chamber should be replaced every 12 months. However, you should replace it if any of the following occur (1) The valves are missing or damaged. When this happens, the chamber cannot work properly and must be replaced. (2) The backpiece becomes cracked or torn. This may affect the amount of drug that is breathed in. (3) The mask does not comfortably fit the face. It may be time to use another model with a larger mask or use the AEROCHAMBER PLUS® FLOW-VU® aVHC with mouthpiece.
The majority of adults do not use their inhalers properly. Up to 80% of people have poor inhaler technique which can lead to asthma attacks and poor outcomes.1 Chambers help by making it easier to inhale your medication and helping to ensure the inhaler medication is delivered to your lungs, where it is needed. 1. Global Initiative for Asthma 2021.
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Only AEROCHAMBER PLUS® FLOW-VU® chambers were equivalent to the reference device data listed in virtually all innovator inhalers currently approved in the US and European markets. Differences in chamber design, materials and function mean that chambers should not be automatically considered interchangeable. Learn more.
Only AEROCHAMBER PLUS® FLOW-VU® chambers were equivalent to the reference device data listed in virtually all innovator inhalers currently approved in the US and European markets. Differences in chamber design, materials and function mean that chambers should not be automatically considered interchangeable. Learn more.
The author found that it was unequivocal that differences exist between different chambers which in a number of cases are sufficiently large that meaningful and overt clinical differences would be anticipated as a result. Learn more.
Some “antistatic” valved holding chambers (aVHC) have poor antistatic properties and should therefore be considered non-antistatic and primed. Differences in antistatic properties are an important cause of the large performance differences between aVHCs. Learn more.
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