Portable Nebuliser

• After each use, disassemble the nebuliser cup and mouthpiece and rinse all detachable parts with clean, warm water.
• Wash parts in warm soapy water using a mild, unscented detergent. Rinse thoroughly to remove all traces of soap.
• To clean the mesh cap, soak it in warm clean water for five minutes; do not rub, scrub, or use abrasive cloths — the atomiser mesh is delicate and can be permanently damaged by friction.
• Allow all parts to air-dry completely on a clean surface before reassembling. Do not use a heated drier or direct sunlight to speed drying.
• Do not submerge the main device body or insert water near the charging port or motor housing.
• Check the mesh cap for visible blockage before each session; a partially blocked mesh will reduce mist output and treatment effectiveness.

• Store the nebuliser in its protective case or a clean, dry bag when not in use — away from direct heat, moisture, and sunlight.
• Ensure all parts are fully dry before packing. Storing damp components encourages bacterial growth and can damage the mesh.
• Keep the device upright during storage to protect the mesh cap from pressure damage.
• For travel, pack the nebuliser in your carry-on luggage rather than checked baggage to protect the device from temperature extremes and impact.
• Carry a spare mesh cap if taking extended trips — mesh components can be fragile and a spare ensures uninterrupted treatment.
• Keep the device away from liquids and sharp objects when packed alongside other travel items.

• Charge the device fully before travel so it is ready without relying on access to sockets at your destination.
• The N1 contains a built-in rechargeable battery. It is classified as a portable electronic medical device and is generally permitted in carry-on baggage in line with standard lithium-battery airline rules.
• Airline policies vary. Check with your specific airline before travel and carry a copy of any relevant documentation for your device.
• At airport security, declare the nebuliser as a medical device. It may be screened separately — keep it accessible at the top of your hand luggage.
• Liquid medication for use in the nebuliser is subject to standard airport liquid restrictions. Medically prescribed liquids may be permitted in quantities exceeding 100 ml if accompanied by a prescription or letter from your clinician — confirm with your airline and the relevant airport authority before travelling.

This nebuliser is intended for use with medications and solutions prescribed or recommended by a qualified healthcare professional.

• Always use the medication, dosage, and nebulisation schedule prescribed by your clinician or pharmacist.
• Do not adjust your prescribed dosage, frequency, or medication without first consulting your doctor or specialist.
• If you have any questions about which medications or solutions are compatible with this device, contact the device manufacturer or your prescribing clinician directly.
• If you experience any unexpected symptoms, side effects, or the device does not perform as expected, stop use and consult your healthcare provider promptly.