This is the functional piece—this is the nebulizer. The nebulizer has two pieces. This might look like a medicine vile—open it up and pour in the whole medicine the entire contents of the vile ...

It is typically given in a dose between 20 and 160 mg. Nebulized magnesium sulfate can be used in managing acute asthma and is given in dosages between 125 and 250 mg every 20 minutes, with no ...

This machine changes asthma medications from a liquid to a mist so it’s easier to get the medicine into your lungs. It also has a mouthpiece or mask that makes it a good option for infants ...

The package includes a compressor, nebulizer kit, air tubes, five replacement filters, mouthpiece, adult mask, child mask, instruction manual, and carrying bag. Medicine cup capacity: 7 ml Design ...

So, a lot of the same options for children with asthma are available as an adult with asthma. A lot of them are the exact same. There just might be a different dosage. So, more recently, the ...

A nebulizer uses misting technique to quickly transfer medicine to a person’s lungs. A nebulizer can help alleviate symptoms of asthma and other respiratory disorders. Choosing the right ...