Q1: What type of Nebulizer is? Is Air jet type or ultrasonic type?
A: Our Nebulizer adopts the high frequency micro-mesh atomizer.
The high frequency micro-mesh atomizer is a device that atomizes liquid substances into particles through high-speed rotation. Its main principle is to use the high-speed rotating parts to generate strong shear force, disperse liquid into tiny particles, and then spray the tiny particles through compressed air to form a mist, which can enter the alveoli through the respiratory system of small animals to achieve nebulization.
Q2: What modes are available in this aerosol nebulizer?
There are 2 modes available in our nebulizer, that is atomizing mode, Inducing cough
In the Atomization, our device records the
Spray time
Reaction time
Dosage;
In the Inducing cough mode, the data can be recorded by manual or automatically, which contains
Spray time
Test Time
First cough time
Dosage
Cough times.
Q3: How the following values are measured (dosage, first cough time, cough number can be displayed in real-time)
Dosage: The dosage is calculated according to the atomization speed and the administration time.
First cough time and cough times:
Automatic and manual record are available for calculating the first cough time and cough times.
Automatic mode: Automatic recording via sound sensor which integrated in our nebulizer chamber.
Manual mode: manual operate the record button by observing the cough state of the animal.
Q4: How to determine the amount of inhalation by animals through the aerosol nebulizer?
A: The amount of inhalation by animals is determined by factors such as the animal’s tidal volume, respiratory rate, administration speed, container volume, and administration time. For expensive drugs, we recommend administering them simultaneously to multiple animals and setting the testing time and rate properly.
Q5: Are there any restrictions on the form of the aerosolized medicine? Can oily drug be used? Are those that may precipitate suitable?
A: Solid medications need to be dissolved in water or other solvents. For particles of 3-5 microns in size can be used in our nebulizer.
Oily medications need to be diluted. After use, they should be cleaned promptly (such as with alcohol) to prevent adhesion and clogging of the atomizer.
Those that may precipitate are suspension solutions. It depends on the size of the particles. They should be smaller than 5 microns in size.
