Blairex Broncho Saline, Sterile - 240ml

Dosage and administration: The dilution for your bronchodilator medication is determined by your physician and is based on his or her diagnosis of your particular condition. Broncho Saline should be used to dilute your medication according to your physicians specific instructions. These instructions should be given to you at the time your prescription is filled by your pharmacist. If not, contact your pharmacist or physician for exact dilution instructions. For use: 1. Add the prescribed dosage of bronchodilator medication to the nebulizer cup. 2. Pick up Broncho Saline and look at the top parts. Line up parts so the half-circle under the valve cap fits over nozzle. This is necessary to press the valve cap down. 3. To dispense Broncho Saline, aim nozzle, press, and release. Each time you press and release the valve, 1cc (ml) of saline is dispensed. If you need 2cc (ml), depress and release the valve twice. For 3cc (ml), depress and release the valve three times, and so on. 4. Dispense the recommended amount of saline into the nebulizer cup. 5. Proceed with the normal operation of your breathing apparatus. 6. When finished with your treatment, the reservoir should be rinsed clean with warm water. Please follow the cleaning instructions with your breathing apparatus. Not to be used for injection. Store between 15-25 degrees C (59-77 degrees F).

0.9% Sodium Chloride Aerosol for the Dilution of Bronchodilator Inhalation Solutions.

Precautions: Directions and recommendations for use of bronchodilators are provided by each manufacturer and should be followed specifically. Before each use, a short stream of Broncho Saline may be expelled from tube to clear nozzle. Contents of the container are stored under pressure. Do not puncture or incinerate the can. Contraindications: None known. Use this product only with the approval of your physician, respiratory therapist or pharmacist. Contents under pressure. Keep out of reach of children. If you experience any complications, contact your physician immediately.