Flaem FLAEM LIGHTNEB A new generation of MESH type portable membrane inhaler

Seasonal colds? The solution is in your pocket!
The Flaem LightNeb network inhaler is:
-Continuous and nebulization mode
- Nebulization steroids and antibiotics.
-Lighted and very quiet - practical for use at night.
-Ergonomic and easy to use.
-Light, handy, portable.
-Unique design - easy to clean, disinfect.
-High quality, made in Italy.
-Tested and approved by TUV Rheinland.
Flaem lightneb.
Thanks to the innovative mesh structure with ultra-smooth holes, the inhaler is recommended for spraying steroids and antibiotics.
A new generation nebulizer that you can recognize even in the dark.
Lightneb is the second generation of FLAEM electronic membrane nebulizers. Lightneb is the final result of more than 7 years of research into this specific technology. The first and only mesh (MESH) nebulizer made in Italy. Lightneb is manufactured by FLAEM, one of the oldest and largest companies in Europe.
Produces mist, not noise.
Mesh inhaler Flaem LightNeb is:
-Improved drug delivery technology.
-Made without compromise in performance.
- With better ergonomics and simple control.
-Nebulizer with extended laboratory tests.
Compact size, backlight, battery powered.
Thanks to its ergonomic, unique shape and technology, LightNeb is easy to assemble in a few steps and is 100% portable. The unique membrane technology enables the creation of aerosol particles virtually noiselessly. Continuous and nebulization mode for immediately as needed. The design allows for easy cleaning and disinfection.
Flaem LightNeb mesh nebulizer parameters.
- Approved by TUV Rheinland
-MMAD = 3,7-4,6
-Breathable fraction = 65% +
-Speed ​​of serving? 0,30 ml/min
-Residual volume = only 0,1 ml
-More than 3 hours of battery life when using an average quality 2AA battery.
- Complies with directive 93/42 / EEC
- Free of phthalates and BPA
- In accordance with EN10993-1 standard
Tested at the University of Parma for effective nebulization in the following - Budesonide and Beclometasone and the antibiotic Tobramycin.
Approximately 4 nebulization cycles were tested (000 cycle = 1 minutes)