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Reuseable Asthma spacers
In a school sick bay or a family medicine cabinet, a reusable spacer is the device that gets pulled out season after season, which is why build quality and easy cleaning matter as much as fit. A spacer holds the medication from a metered-dose inhaler in a chamber so it can be breathed in steadily, getting more of the dose into the lungs and less in the mouth.
The Volumatic Spacer suits older children and adults, while the La Petite Asthma Spacer pairs with a matching La Petite Silicone Face Mask for infants and toddlers who can't seal their lips on a mouthpiece. The right choice comes down to age and whether a mask is needed.
Where a device is shared across patients, single-use options avoid cross-contamination; compare the single-use asthma spacers. Our inhaler grip guide for asthma management covers technique, and our home first aid guidance covers the rest of a family kit.
Always read the instructions for use.
Reuseable Asthma spacers
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Inhaler Grip Device
The Inhaler Grip 200 is a simple sleeve that fits a standard...
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Single Use Asthma Spacers
Schools, clinics, and first aid rooms that hand a spacer to whoever...
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Reuseable Asthma spacers
In a school sick bay or a family medicine cabinet, a reusable...
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Asthma Nebuliser
When a child or an older adult can't coordinate an inhaler well...
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Asthma Inhaler Training Device
Many people who use an inhaler don't get the full dose, usually...
In a school sick bay or a family medicine cabinet, a reusable spacer is the device that gets pulled out season after season, which is why build quality and easy cleaning matter as much as fit. A spacer holds the medication from a metered-dose inhaler in a chamber so it can be breathed in steadily, getting more of the dose into the lungs and less in the mouth.
The Volumatic Spacer suits older children and adults, while the La Petite Asthma Spacer pairs with a matching La Petite Silicone Face Mask for infants and toddlers who can't seal their lips on a mouthpiece. The right choice comes down to age and whether a mask is needed.
Where a device is shared across patients, single-use options avoid cross-contamination; compare the single-use asthma spacers. Our inhaler grip guide for asthma management covers technique, and our home first aid guidance covers the rest of a family kit.