Description

Zerostat Spacer Device sometimes also called holding chambers is used to hold the medication for a few seconds after it has been released from the Metered-Dose Inhaler (MDI). | - Best to be used with a Cipla inhaler | - Permits the airways to open making it easier to breathe and removing symptoms of problems like asthma, such as wheezing, cough, tightness in the chest, and shortness of breath - Reduces the amount of drug that is deposited in the mouth and throat, that can lead to infection and irritation in the oral cavity | Uses: A device used to hold and deliver asthma medication | Salient features of Zerostat Spacer Device: - Non-transparent spacer without a valve - Static-free device - Being static-free it results in much higher drug deposition and enhances the effectiveness of MDI therapy | How to use: | Step 1) Remove the mouthpiece cover and shake the MDI inhaler before use | Step 2) Mouthpiece of MDI should be fitted into the end of the Zerostat Spacer | Step 3) Breathe out as possible and then put mouth over the mouthpiece of the chamber | Step 4) Press down on the top of the inhaler to release a dose of drug into the chamber of the Spacer | Step 5) Through the oral cavity breathe in until the lungs are filled and for a few seconds hold the breath in then breathe out | Step 7) In case of the second dose, repeat the above steps otherwise remove the inhaler and breathe normally and rinse the mouth properly | Safety information: - Read the label/instruction leaflet carefully before use - Keep out of the reach and sight of children