Medix Lifecare Adult Nebuliser Face Mask

Medix Lifecare Adult Face Mask (L3605518) is a nebuliser accessory designed to fit comfortably over the nose and mouth and connect to the Medix medication chamber to help deliver nebulised treatments as prescribed. It is made from medical-grade, latex-free plastic and is intended for single patient use.

Key features

• Adult size nebuliser mask for Medix Lifecare/Medix controlled medication systems
• Latex-free, medical-grade plastic mask
• Designed to connect to the Medix medication chamber
• Replace approximately every 3 months (manufacturer recommendation shown by suppliers)

Use exactly as instructed by your clinician and the nebuliser device instructions.

1. Wash hands before handling the mask and nebuliser parts.
2. Connect the mask to the medication chamber and attach tubing to the nebuliser compressor as per your nebuliser instructions.
3. Place the mask over the nose and mouth to form a comfortable seal.
4. Turn on the nebuliser and breathe normally through the mask for the duration advised.
5. After use, switch off the nebuliser, disconnect parts, and clean/dry as per the device instructions.
6. Replace the mask about every 3 months or sooner if damaged, discoloured, cracked, or not fitting well.

Compatibility note: suppliers list compatibility with Medix nebulisers such as AC2000/AC4000 and related models

(For devices, “ingredients” means materials.)

• Medical-grade, latex-free plastic face mask designed to fit over nose and mouth.

(Exact polymer composition is not typically listed on retail pages; refer to the pack label if required.)

• Single patient use only. Do not share between people to reduce infection risk.
• Inspect before each use. Do not use if the mask is split, misshapen, sticky, or cannot form a comfortable seal.
• Stop use and seek advice if the mask causes skin irritation, pressure soreness, or breathing feels more difficult than expected.
• Keep out of reach of children when not in use (small parts may present a choking risk).
• If symptoms worsen during treatment (e.g., increasing breathlessness, chest tightness, blue lips, severe wheeze), seek urgent medical help.