Lifecare LC-607 Nebulizer

The Lifecare LC-607 is a compressor nebulizer that turns liquid medicine into a fine mist you breathe in through a mask or mouthpiece. It comes with adult and child masks, a carry bag and a 3-year warranty, and is made for home respiratory care as prescribed by a doctor. Key Features: Compressed-air nebulization Fine 1.3 µm particle size for deep inhalation 8 ml medicine cup with built-in cup holder Includes adult and child masks Angled mouthpiece and long tube for comfortable use Wide voltage input Non-slip body Premium carry bag included Specifications: Spec Details Model Lifecare LC-607 Type Compressor nebulizer Medicine cup capacity 8 ml (max) Nebulization rate 0.27 ml/min Particle size 1.3 µm (MMD) Size 28.2 × 17.2 × 10.6 [unit: cm, verify] Weight Approx. 1.8 kg How to Use: Wash and dry your hands. Add only the medicine your doctor prescribed to the cup. Connect the hose and attach the mouthpiece or mask. Breathe normally until the medicine is finished. Switch off, then clean and dry all parts. People Also Ask: What is the Lifecare LC-607 nebulizer used for? It turns liquid medicine into a mist that is inhaled into the lungs. Doctors prescribe this kind of treatment for conditions such as asthma, allergies and other breathing problems. Is the Lifecare LC-607 suitable for children? Yes. It includes both adult and child masks. Follow your doctor’s advice on medicine and dose. What comes in the box? The compressor, nebulizer chamber, adult and child masks, mouthpiece, connecting pipe, replacement filters, carry bag and user manual. How much medicine can the cup hold? Up to 8 ml. Can I use any liquid in this nebulizer? No. Use only the medicine your doctor prescribes. How do I clean the nebulizer? Rinse the cup, mask and mouthpiece after each use and let them dry fully. Related Search Questions: What is a compressor nebulizer? It uses an air compressor to push air through liquid medicine and turn it into a mist you can inhale. What is the difference between a compressor and a mesh nebulizer? A compressor nebulizer uses compressed air and is usually larger and plugs into the wall. A mesh nebulizer is smaller and quieter but costs more per unit, and its cup is smaller. Can adults and children use the same nebulizer? Yes, with the correct mask size and a doctor’s guidance. How often should the filter be replaced? Follow the user manual. Replacement filters come in the box. Can I use a nebulizer at home without a doctor? The machine can be bought without a prescription, but the medicine and dose should come from a doctor.