• Whole-family compatibility – includes both child and adult masks, making it suitable for varied age groups.
• Efficient aerosol delivery – fine mist (~4 µm particle size) for optimal lung deposition and effective therapy.
• Quick treatment time – high nebulisation rate (~0.27 ml/min) helps shorten session length.
• Durable design – non‐slip body, built‐in medicine cup holder and long tubing enhance ease of use and safety.
• Wide-voltage support – suitable for various voltage settings, making it reliable in differing power environments.

1. Wash and dry your hands. Place the compressor on a stable, flat surface.
2. Open the nebulizer chamber and pour in your prescribed medication dose (per your doctor’s instructions).
3. Attach the long tubing from the compressor outlet to the nebuliser chamber, connect the mask (child or adult), and secure it.
4. Plug in the machine, switch on—inhale the mist steadily via mask or mouthpiece until mist stops (~5-10 minutes).
5. After use, unplug the unit, disassemble and rinse the chamber, mask and tubing with clean water; air dry, replace lid and store the unit safely for next time.

1. Does this machine work for both children and adults?
Yes — the NB-608 is supplied with both child and adult masks, making it suitable for the whole family.

2. How fine is the mist it produces?
It produces aerosol particles of around 4 µm (MMD) — effective for reaching lower airways.

3. Can I travel with it or use it in different voltage environments?
The unit is designed to support wide-voltage input, making it relatively versatile — but always check local voltage match and carry the right plug and adapter.

4. What maintenance is required?
After each session rinse the nebuliser cup, mask and tubing; check filters periodically and replace when discoloured or damp. See manual for filter-change schedule.

5. Is it suitable for regular daily use?
Yes for individuals with prescribed inhalation therapy — follow your physician’s guidance on duration and frequency. The machine supports extended use with proper care.

• For external (inhalation) use only — ensure clean hands and equipment before connecting to the compressor.
• Use only respiratory-prescribed medication solutions — do not use thick pastes or oils not intended for nebulisers.
• If the compressor housing becomes hot, emits smell or unusual sound, stop use, unplug immediately and consult service.
• Keep the machine upright, well-ventilated and on a flat stable surface; avoid using near water or wet locations.
• Clean the nebuliser cup, mask and tubing after each use per manufacturer’s instructions; replace filters if they appear grey or damp.