Discover our range of daily use, mains powered home nebulisers from top brands. All nebulisers include mouthpieces and masks and spare parts are also available. Nebulisers are used to inhale medication to clear your airways or treat infections, they transfer high doses of reliever medication. Breathe comfortably with our range of high-performance nebulisers for effective everyday treatment of your prescribed medications.
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Home nebulisers are a great way to receive daily inhalation relief from your prescribed medication. The devices transform liquid medication into a fine mist inhaled through a mouthpiece or mask. Your health care provider may recommend you use a nebuliser machine for a high dose of your reliever medication for fast treatment.
Our mains powered nebuliser machines are compatible with any prescribed medication and can be used anywhere, provided the correct adapter is used.
Several medications can be given when using a nebuliser, and your healthcare provider will prescribe the most effective option for you. Some of the common medications include:
Caring for your nebuliser at home is quick and easy, but they do need to be cleaned daily, and parts will require replacement when necessary to ensure you receive the healthiest and most effective treatment. Refer to your manufacturer’s guide for device-specific advice.
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A mains-powered nebuliser can be used at home, for on-the-go use; consider a battery-powered device.
You should use a nebuliser at home if your health care provider has recommended you to do so. Just like any mains-powered device, your nebuliser should not come in contact with water or other liquids and should be kept in a safe and vented area.
You should only be using a nebuliser at home if your healthcare provider has recommended you do so, has authorised your medication, and you know how to use the device.
Using your nebuliser at home works in the same way as any other nebuliser system; here’s a breakdown of the steps:
As well as efficiently delivering medication, nebulisers break down mucus and secretions, making it easier to cough up.
Hypertonic saline solution medication (medical grade saltwater solutions) loosens mucus in your airways and makes it easier to cough up.
Your doctor will provide you with instructions specific to your condition and type of nebuliser. Generally, most nebulisers should be used 1–3 times a day, or as often as prescribed by your doctor.
Depending on your prescribed medication, your healthcare provider will recommend you use a mouthpiece or mask for your treatment.
You may be advised to use a mouthpiece as it prevents possible side effects, including the medication reaching your eyes or skin and causing discomfort.
If you use a mouthpiece, seal your lips tightly around it and breathe through your mouth, not your nose.
Even when using a nebuliser correctly, it’s possible for small amounts of medication to be released into the air around you. To avoid people around you accidentally breathing in the medication, ensure your face mask is sealed tightly and you use your mouthpiece correctly. Try to keep the room you use your nebuliser well-ventilated by opening windows and doors.
Yes, you should clean your nebuliser daily. It can be a quick process.
It is important to clean and dry the nebuliser thoroughly every day if in use regularly to prevent bacteria growth and the risk of infection.
Only the mask and chamber need washing.
Wash your nebuliser after each use by:
For more cleaning guidance, refer to your user manual.
Do not manually dry your nebuliser parts, as this can create a static charge causing your medication to stick to the sides of your device, disrupting the success of your treatment.
Parts such as mouthpieces, masks, tubing, filters and the nebuliser’s chamber need to be changed regularly, per manufacturers’ guidance.
Any fluid left in a nebuliser can easily grow bacteria. So, it is very important you know how to clean and dry your nebuliser after every use.
Yes, you can travel on a plane with your nebuliser.
Nebulisers are accepted as hand luggage on a plane as they are medical equipment; they must be removed from the carry case to go through security.
You must notify your healthcare provider if you plan to travel with your device and ensure you have your prescribed medication prescription.
Do not forget to take a travel adapter to use your nebuliser away from home.
You may decide to take a smaller, portable travel nebuliser machine whilst away; we have a range of devices in our portable nebuliser category.
