Pediatric Nebulizer Machine For Kids
Sunset Pediatric Gordon the Fish Compressor Nebulizer$40.99- Child-friendly design to encourage therapy compliance
- Easy to replace filter
- Not Made With Natural Rubber Latex
- Powerful piston pump is efficient, dependable, and quiet
Sunset Sunny the Bear Pediatric Compressor NebulizerSpecial Price $35.00 Regular Price $49.99Temporary price reductionSave 30%- Average nebulization rate of 0.3-0.4 ml/min for fast treatment times
- Child-friendly design to reduce intimidation
- Lightweight and portable—only 2.75 lbs!
Blue Jay Medical Mr. Blue Bear Pediatric Compressor Nebulizer$44.99- Quiet Operation
- Lightweight And Easy To Carry
- Child-Friendly Design Reduces Anxiety
Sunset Pediatric Compressor Basketball NebulizerSpecial Price $35.00 Regular Price $49.99Temporary price reductionSave 30%- Fast treatment time—average mobilization rate > 0.15 ml/min
- Lightweight—weighs 3.3 bs!
- Child-friendly design to appeal to kids
Panda Pediatric Compressor NebulizerSpecial Price $40.99 Regular Price $55.64Temporary price reductionSave 26%- Piston-driven compressor with child-friendly design
- Compatible with 3 methods of aerosol delivery: angled mouthpiece, child mask, and infant pacifier
- 3-year limited warranty
Sunset Portable Mesh Nebulizer with Rechargeable BatterySpecial Price $79.99 Regular Price $129.99Temporary price reductionSave 38%- Best nebulizer for daily use
- Weighs only 0.25 lbs and fits in the palm of the hand
- Powerful and fast—maximum nebulization rate of 0.9ml per minute
Omron CompAir Compressor Nebulizer for KidsSpecial Price $39.99 Regular Price $45.99Temporary price reductionSave 13%- Small & lightweight
- Super quiet
- Multiple masks
- Designed for children
FAQs Of Pediatric Nebulizer Machine For Kids
What Is The Difference Between A Pediatric Nebulizer And A Regular Nebulizer?
The only difference between a pediatric nebulizer and regular nebulizer is the design. Pediatric nebulizers are more child-friendly and made with bright colors, often portrayed as fun animals. Kid-friendly designs help children more comfortable and less self-consious about using a nebulizer for their respiratory illness.
Can You Use An Adult Nebulizer On A Child?
There are no mechanical differences between adult and pediatric nebulizers, so yes, a child can use an adult nebulizer. However, a child will need to use a smaller mouthpiece or mask to properly receive treatment.
What Is The Youngest Age For A Nebulizer?
Children as young as six months old can use a nebulizer. Consult with your doctor to find the best treatment option for a child or infant as delivery methods can differ based on the child’s age.
How Often Should A Nebulizer Be Replaced?
Reusable nebulizers should have its parts replaced every 6 months to ensure optimal performance. This includes the mouthpiece and medicine cup. Replace sooner if you notice it is damaged or worn out.