Medicare V3 Wearable Nebuliser
Experience the Medicare® V3 Wearable Nebuliser, designed with your convenience in mind.
The nebuliser can be powered by your phone, battery pack or USB cable enabling you to charge your device in any location. It also guarantees a discreet and efficient inhalation process as a result of it’s quiet operation level and it’s atomisation feature. Breathe easy with Medicare’s V3 Nebuliser.
Powered by your phone
Hands-free operation
Discreet and peaceful inhalation process
How to Use
1. Power the Device
Power the device using the USB connector provided.
2. Fill the Medicine Cup
Fill the medicine cup with medication. Insert the other end of the main unit connection cable into the input port of the medicine cup.
3.Start the Inhalation
Attach the mask to the medicine cup. Ensure power is on, take a slow deep breath and inhale the medication.
FEATURES
Hands Free
Hands-free operation for ultimate ease and mobility
USB Powered
Powered by your phone, battery pack, or USB ensuring flexibility to your lifestyle
Quiet & Discreet
Boasting quiet operation at a level of less than or equal to 50dB, allowing a discreet and peaceful inhalation process
Travel Safe
Light-weight design makes the device perfect for travelling
Quick & Effective
The self-excited oscillation circuit, working harmoniously with ceramic sheets and a metal mesh, ensures a dynamic and precise conversion process
Watch Our Video
Watch this video to gain a better understanding of the V3 Wearable Nebuliser and its features.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a nebuliser or a nebuliser system?
A nebuliser is a device that converts certain medications or sterile saline solutions from liquid form to a mist so that a person may inhale it into their lungs. The purpose of a nebuliser is like that of an asthma inhaler and is used as an alternative to a metered dosage from an inhaler.
How long do the nebuliser components last?
The nebuliser medicine cup needs to be replaced every three months for health and safety requirements.
What is a vibrating mesh nebuliser system?
A vibrating membrane or mesh nebuliser also vibrates at a very fast rate to turn the liquid medication into a mist. The vibrating mesh nebuliser uses a stainless steel membrane that has thousands of very small holes to turn liquid medication into a mist. The membrane vibrates, but it is not in direct contact with the medication solution. The mist is created by liquid medication being pushed though the small holes of the membrane.
How do I clean the Medicine Cup?
Open the medicine cup and discard the medication. Add 2-5ml of water to the medicine cup, close the lid tightly. Shake gently so that the residual medication is fully dissolved in the water. Pour solution out of the cup. Dry thoroughly.
Where should I store the nebuliser?
Store and use the device in a cool, dry and ventilated environment. Avoid contact with fire or other heat sources, as it can cause the battery to explode.
How do I disinfect the medicine cup?
The medicine cup can be immersed in 75% medical alcohol for no more than 3 minutes, then take out the medicine cup and place it in a clean place to dry. Dry thoroughly and store in time.
How do I clean the mask?
Remove the inhalation mask from the main unit. Wash the mask in water. Immediately after washing the parts, please dry thoroughly in a clean environment.
How do I disinfect the mask?
Use 75% medical alcohol to scrub the mask for roughly 3 minutes, then dry the mask and store it in a clean area. After alcohol disinfection, rinse thoroughly with water to avoid alcohol residue.
How often should I replace the medicine cup?
The medicine cup should be replaced every 3 months. Otherwise, safety and health requirements, functional capacity and safe treatment will no longer be guaranteed. The medicine cup should also be replaced if it has been damaged or if medication cannot be inhaled normally.
How often should I clean the medicine cup and its parts?
Be sure to clean and disinfect the medicine cup and mask after each use, and replace the parts in time if the parts are seriously contaminated.
Why is the nebulisation rate low?
The metal mesh is stained. Clean the medicine cup to remove any stains. If the problem is not resolved by the above procedure, replace the medicine cup with a new one.
