Trainhaler pMDI Training System to Improve Inhaler Technique

Description

Research shows that 94% of healthcare professionals inhale too fast when demonstrating how to use a standard Pressurised Metered Dose Inhaler (pMDI). Inhaling too fast means that only half the dose reaches the lungs. Designed to facilitate in teaching patients the correct use of inhalers, Clement Clarke's Trainhaler is the first non-electronic pMDI training device to offer flow and co-ordination coaching. Containing no medicine, the device mimics the function and sound of a real inhaler and is suitable for multi-patient use when cleaned between uses (with a hygiene wipe). Used in conjunction with the Flo-Tone device (included in pack), the Trainhaler can also offer guidance on inhalation speed and rate. Features: Suitable for multi-patient use Mimics a conventional inhaler Effectively trains patients on the correct use of an inhaler Non-medicinal Non-electronic Pack includes 1 x Trainhaler plus 1 x Flo-Tone device