Medical House Handheld Nebulizer with Ce Approval

• Type: Nebulizer
• Material: Plastic
• Ethylene Oxide Sterilization: Ethylene Oxide Sterilization
• Quality Guarantee Period: Five Years
• Group: All
• Logo Printing: With Logo Printing
• Model NO.: yw-nebulizer
• Certification: CE, FDA, ISO13485
• Medical Device Regulatory Type: Type 2
• Medical Devices Reg./Record No.: 20173150465
• Transport Package: Nonwoven, Cotton, etc
• Specification: Nonwoven, Cotton, etc
• Trademark: EASYWAY & OEM
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 3000000/Day

Product Description

Basic product performance
Introduction to the ultrasonic atomizer inhalation method:
Ultrasonic nebulization is a method in which the liquid is dispersed in the gas phase by ultrasonic cavitation, and the liquid is turned into a mist-like particle (aerosol).
A method of treatment that directly acts on the local part of the respiratory tract by inhalation, and the aerosol generated by the technique has a large amount of mist and a small mist (0.5 to 5 um see test report) and is uniform.
When inhaled, it can reach the alveoli and dendritic bronchus, so that the liquid can be deposited deep in the respiratory tract for health and treatment purposes.

Features:
For a variety of purposes, it can be used as a nebulizer for physiotherapy and health care, or as a hydrating device for beauty and beauty;
Small and portable, travel with you;
The amount of fog is adjusted, and the degree of fog can be selected;
Safe and reliable, available for children, suitable for any family;
Easy to assemble, one-button removal, easy to clean.
About us

Easyway Medical started to produce disposable Digital Thermometer since 2002.  Products are mainly sold domestically and also exported to EU, Russia, Brazil, Middle East and South-east Asia. Products win a good fame for its high quality with good price.For a long time, there has been no medical accident or near accident related to the quality of our products and no recall notice has been received.


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