Inhalation Aids

- Suitable for all standard medication sprays
- Anti-static metal chamber supports reliable dosing
- Small, lightweight and easy to handle

“Press and inhale at the same time” — that could be the shortened instructions for using a medication spray. But for many patients, especially children and older adults, it is not quite that simple. They often have difficulties triggering the spray and inhaling at the same time. This often goes hand in hand with increased deposition of medication in the mouth and throat area.

The anti-static VORTEX® inhalation aid helps to overcome these disadvantages of medication sprays. After releasing the spray burst, the patient has time to inhale the medication from the VORTEX®. Coordination of “press and inhale” is therefore made much easier, and therapy is safer thanks to reliable dosing.

Thanks to the unique cyclone vortex principle, the medication cloud is set into a vortex as the patient inhales. In this process, the fine droplets in particular are directed to the lungs, and the mouth and throat area can remain largely free of unwanted medication deposits.

The VORTEX® is dishwasher-safe, can be boiled, and for use in clinical settings can also be disinfected and sterilised.

- Suitable for all standard metered-dose inhaler sprays
- Antistatic metal chamber supports reliable dosing
- Small, light and easy to handle

“Press and inhale at the same time” could be the shortened instructions for using a medication inhaler spray. However, for many patients—especially children and older adults—it is not quite that simple. They often have difficulty triggering the spray and inhaling at the same time. This is often associated with increased deposition of medication in the mouth and throat.

The antistatic VORTEX® spacer helps to overcome these disadvantages of inhaler sprays. After actuating the spray, the patient has time to inhale the medication from the VORTEX®. This makes coordination of “press and inhale” much easier and makes therapy safer thanks to reliable dosing.

Thanks to the unique cyclone swirl principle, the medication cloud is set into a vortex when the patient inhales. In particular, the fine droplets are directed to the lungs, and the mouth and throat can remain largely free of unwanted medication deposits.

The VORTEX® face masks are removable and can be used flexibly. For example, as the child grows, the baby mask Käfer can simply be replaced with the child mask Frosch.

The VORTEX® is dishwasher-safe, can be boiled, and—for use in clinical settings—can also be disinfected and sterilised.

with valve

VORTEX® Tracheo, the antistatic holding chamber with tracheo adapter, enables tracheotomised patients with cuffed and uncuffed tracheostomy tubes to use metered-dose inhalers – effectively and comfortably.

- Suitable for all standard metered-dose inhalers
- Anti-static metal chamber supports reliable dosing
- Small, lightweight and easy to handle

“Press and inhale at the same time” could be the shortened instructions for using a metered-dose inhaler. However, for many patients – especially children and older adults – it is not quite that simple. They often have difficulty actuating the inhaler and inhaling at the same time. This is often associated with increased deposition of medication in the mouth and throat.

The anti-static VORTEX® inhalation aid helps to overcome these disadvantages of metered-dose inhalers. After actuating the puff, the patient has time to inhale the medication from the VORTEX®. This makes coordinating “press and inhale” much easier and makes therapy safer thanks to reliable dosing.

Thanks to the unique cyclone vortex principle, the medication aerosol is set into a swirl when the patient inhales. This directs the fine droplets in particular towards the lungs, while the mouth and throat can largely remain free of unwanted medication deposits.

The VORTEX® face masks are detachable and can be used flexibly. For example, as a child grows, the children’s mask A can simply be replaced with children’s mask B.

The VORTEX® is dishwasher-safe, can be boiled, and for use in clinical settings can also be disinfected and sterilised.