Schuco DMI NebPak UltraSonic Nebulizer
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- Last seen at $172.99 at Carewell on Nov 14.
Our take on the Schuco DMI NebPak UltraSonic Nebulizer
The Schuco DMI NebPak is a handheld ultrasonic nebulizer aimed at kids, teens and young adults, sold with a tote bag styled like a backpack. It runs on a rechargeable battery, weighs little, and is quiet enough to use in a classroom or at practice. It offers three nebulization rates and most treatments finish within about six minutes. Against compressor nebulizers it is far more portable and quieter, but ultrasonic units generally handle suspension medications such as budesonide less well than jet nebulizers, so check your prescription. The kit covers both mouthpiece and mask use for adults and children.
- Rechargeable battery, no cord or wall outlet needed
- Small, lightweight and handheld
- Quiet operation compared with compressor nebulizers
- Three nebulization rates to adjust treatment
- Most treatments done in about six minutes
- Backpack-style tote plus adult and child masks, mouthpiece and nasal piece included
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Schuco DMI NebPak UltraSonic Nebulizer price history
Lowest price we've seen: $172.99 on Nov 13 at Carewell. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 13.
From Carewell
- Ultrasonic nebulizer designed specifically for kids, teens and young adults
- Disperses medicine in a superfine mist
- Stylish tote bag resembles a backpack, ideal for school, sports or extracurricular activities
- Small, quiet, handheld and lightweight unit
- Treatment time within 6 minutes for most medications
- 3 options for nebulization rate
- Returns
- Free 30-day returns
- Shipping
- Arrives Sat, Nov 14 - Tue, Nov 17
- In the box
- Mouthpiece, Extension tube, Connector, Nasal piece, Adult mask, Child mask
About the Schuco DMI NebPak UltraSonic Nebulizer
The Schuco DMI NebPak is an ultrasonic nebulizer designed for kids, teens and young adults. It disperses medicine in a superfine mist. The unit is small, quiet, handheld and lightweight, and it runs on a rechargeable battery.
Most medications finish treatment within 6 minutes. The nebulization rate has 3 options. It comes in a tote bag that resembles a backpack, so it can go to school, sports or extracurricular activities.
- Type
- Ultrasonic nebulizer
- Power
- Rechargeable battery
- Treatment time
- Within 6 minutes for most medications
- Nebulization rate
- 3 options
- Designed for
- Kids, teens and young adults
- Carrying case
- Tote bag that resembles a backpack
- In the box
- Mouthpiece, extension tube, connector, nasal piece, adult mask, child mask
Specifications
Questions and answers
- Is an ultrasonic nebulizer as effective as a compressor nebulizer?
- For solution medications it produces a fine mist and works well. For suspensions such as budesonide, ultrasonic units are generally less effective, so confirm with your doctor or pharmacist that your medicine suits ultrasonic nebulization.
- How long does a treatment take?
- Most medications finish within about six minutes, and you can pick among three nebulization rates to speed up or slow the mist.
- Does it need to be plugged in?
- No. It runs on a rechargeable battery, so it works at school, at sports or while traveling. Charge it before each day of use.
- What comes in the box?
- The unit, a mouthpiece, extension tube, connector, nasal piece, an adult mask and a child mask, plus a tote bag styled like a backpack.
- Who is it designed for?
- It is aimed at kids, teens and young adults, and the included adult and child masks let other household members use it too.
- Can I use it with any medication?
- Only use medications your doctor has prescribed for nebulization, and check that the medicine is suitable for an ultrasonic device.
