Omron CompAir C28P compressor nebuliser

The Omron CompAir C28P is a reliable compressor nebuliser designed to deliver inhaled medications effectively to the lower respiratory tract. It uses compressed air technology combined with Omron’s Advanced Valve Technology (AVT) to generate a consistent aerosol. As a result, the device improves medication intake while reducing drug loss during exhalation.

Moreover, the C28P supports treatment for both adult and pediatric patients, making it suitable for hospitals, clinics, and supervised home therapy. Healthcare professionals commonly use this nebuliser in the management of asthma, COPD, bronchitis, bronchiolitis, and other respiratory conditions that require nebulized medication delivery.

In addition, the Omron CompAir C28P features a durable compressor unit that provides stable airflow during every therapy session. This consistency helps clinicians achieve reliable treatment outcomes. The simple design also allows users to assemble, disassemble, and clean the nebuliser easily. Therefore, the device supports proper hygiene standards in busy clinical environments.

Furthermore, the nebuliser comes supplied with adult and child masks, a mouthpiece, air tubing, and filters. This complete setup ensures immediate use across different patient groups. Because of its robust construction and dependable performance, the Omron CompAir C28P is well suited for frequent clinical use and long-term respiratory care.

Overall, the Omron CompAir C28P offers a practical and effective solution for healthcare facilities seeking a trusted compressor nebuliser for routine respiratory therapy and chronic disease management.

Key Features

• Compressor-based nebuliser for effective aerosol therapy

• Advanced Valve Technology (AVT) for improved medication delivery

• Suitable for adult and pediatric patients

• Consistent airflow for reliable treatment sessions

• Easy to clean and maintain

• Durable design for frequent hospital and clinic use

Clinical Applications

• Asthma management

• COPD treatment

• Bronchitis and bronchiolitis

• General respiratory therapy in clinical and home-care settings