About ReliaMed Nebulizer Air Filter
This Cardinal Health Essentials Carrying bag is perfect for both storing and transporting your nebulizer compressor machine, tubing, mask and/or mouthpiece, medication cup, and medication. Durable, lightweight, and easy to clean, this 10.75 X 8 X 2.3-inch carrying bag comes with an adjustable shoulder strap, zippered top opening, and a front velcro pouch making this a great, effective option for those on the go.
Key Benefits and Features
- Carrying Bag for the ReliaMed Compressor Nebulizer ZRCN01
- Designed to store nebulizer, tubing, mask, kit, medication
- Adjustable shoulder strap for convenient transportation
- Zippered top opening and a front velcro pouch for easy access and storage
- Lightweight, durable fabric, easy to clean
Who should use a Cardinal Health Essentials Carrying Bag?
For individuals with nebulizers and ReliaMed Compressor Nebulizer carrying bags are helpful for storing and transporting your nebulizer machine, tubing, mask, mouthpiece, medicine, medication cup, and filters.
How do you use Cardinal Health Essentials Carrying Bag?
ReliaMed Compressor Nebulizer carrying bags are helpful for storing and transporting your nebulizer machine, tubing, mask, mouthpiece, medicine, medication cup, and filters.
ReliaMed Carrying Bag FAQs
How do you travel with a nebulizer?
When traveling, nebulizers are allowed in a carry-on case but must be removed from the case during x-ray screening. Both facemasks and tubing may remain in the case. However, before travel, it is best to check with TSA travel guidelines.
What equipment is needed to provide a patient with a nebulizer treatment?
Supplies needed include:
- Compressor nebulizer machine
- Mask or mouthpiece
- Tubing
- Medication cup and liquid medicine
Is it ok to take a nebulizer every day?
Your healthcare provider will give you specific instructions for use, but generally 3 to 4 times a day as needed.
What is a nebulizer?
A Compressor Nebulizer is a drug delivery system that converts liquid medication into an inhalable mist and is ideal for treating respiratory ailments such as, COPD, Asthma, respiratory infections, allergies, Bronchitis, and even respiratory challenges from the common cold. The mist enters the lungs in one of two ways—via a mask that covers the mouth and nose, or through a removable mouthpiece.
In addition to efficiently delivering medication, nebulizers break down mucus and secretions, making them easier to cough up. Nebulizer treatment lasts anywhere between 5-20 minutes, depending on the medication required and the condition addressed. While taking the medication, your loved one can read or do other activities as long as they’re able to take deep breaths and stay relaxed.