Vortex Spacer - Enhancing Inhaler Efficiency
Vortex Spacer FAQ
What is a spacer & how does it work?
These – also called spacers – slow down the speed of the aerosol after the puff is released. The aerosol then collects in the chamber and is inhaled at your own pace. Read more in our article Inhalation Therapy. Live independently.
What is pari vortex ®?
PARI VORTEX ® helps minimize the technique and breath coordination required with MDIs by creating a space between the MDI and the mouth allowing the speed of the medication to slow as well as suspending the medication in the chamber for a short period. This allows you to breathe normally and maximize medication delivery to your lungs.
What is the difference between a valved holding chamber and a spacer?
Valved holding chambers and spacers are very similar devices; both are plastic tubes that attach to your metered-dose inhaler and are recommended for adults and children. A spacer is a device that is placed on the mouthpiece of your quick-relief inhaler. When used, a spacer creates "space" between your mouth and the medicine.
What is antistatic holding chamber vortex?
The antistatic holding chamber VORTEX will win you over with its many advantages. If a mask is required for inhalation, it can be purchased separately. The antistatic holding chamber VORTEX helps to overcome the disadvantages of medication sprays. The medication is sprayed into the holding chamber, and the patient can calmly inhale the medication.
What are the benefits of a vortex® spacer?
One major benefit of the VORTEX® spacer is that it can be used for all age groups. Different masks or a mouthpiece are used depending on age. Depending on your location, you can buy VORTEX® in pharmacies or online shops.
What is a spacer in a medicine inhaler?
Spacers are empty tubes that are usually made from plastic. You slot your inhaler into one end of the spacer and breathe the medicine in through the other end. They help you get the best from your medicine if you use a metered dose inhaler (MDI).
When should a spacer be used?
A spacer should always be used whenever babies or toddlers have to inhale with an asthma spray, as this is the only way to ensure that the medication has the desired effect. We will show how spacer inhalation with babies and toddlers works.
Vortex Spacer References
If you want to know more about Vortex Spacer, consider exploring links below:
What Is Vortex Spacer
- https://www.pari.com/int/products/vortex-holding-chamber/
- https://apps.worcsacute.nhs.uk/KeyDocumentPortal/Home/DownloadFile/3611
- https://justnebulizers.com/products/vortex-non-electrostatic-valved-holding-chamber
- https://www.medviewsystems.com/pari-vortex-non-electrostatic-asthma-spacer/
- https://bnf.nice.org.uk/medical-devices/spacers/vortex/
- https://www.lung.org/lung-health-diseases/lung-disease-lookup/asthma/treatment/devices/chambers-spacers
- https://www.directhomemedical.com/pari-vortex-valved-holding-chamber.html
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