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The EasyChamber Spacer with Mask is a medical-grade valved holding chamber (spacer device). It is designed to be connected to a standard Pressurized Metered-Dose Inhaler (pMDI)—such as Ventolin, Asthma; Salbutamol, or steroid preventer inhalers. It comes equipped with a soft, anatomically shaped silicone face mask to facilitate easy inhalation for infants, young children, elderly patients, or anyone who struggles to coordinate their breathing with an inhaler.
Used in home or clinical settings, it is used to deliver inhaled asthma and respiratory medications directly into the lungs, improving drug absorption while minimizing medicine deposited in the mouth and throat.
Using a pressurized inhaler directly by mouth requires pressing the canister and breathing in deeply at the exact same fraction of a second. The EasyChamber eliminates the need for this precise hand-breath coordination:
Suspends Medicine Particles: When you press the inhaler, the medicine spray is propelled into the clear chamber where it hangs suspended in a fine mist for a few seconds. This allows you or your child to breathe the medication in naturally over several normal breaths.
Reduces Oral Side Effects: Without a spacer, heavy medication droplets slam into the back of your throat and tongue. The chamber traps these larger droplets, drastically reducing side effects like oral thrush (fungal infection) and hoarseness from steroid inhalers.
Maximizes Lung Delivery: By slowing down the aerosol spray and filtering out large droplets, more of the fine medication particles penetrate deep into the lower airways where they can open constricted bronchial tubes.
Low-Resistance Valves: Features sensitive, visual one-way valves that open easily even with low breathing effort, ensuring children or distressed patients get their full dose.
🚨 Important Maintenance Notice: Never rub the plastic chamber dry with a cloth or paper towel after washing.
Rubbing the plastic creates static electricity on the inner walls, which attracts the medicine particles and causes them to stick to the sides instead of entering the lungs.
Always allow the chamber parts to air-dry completely on a clean rack or towel.
Inspect Valves Before Every Use: Regularly check that the flexible silicone valves inside the chamber and mask are sitting flat, clean, and free from cracks or debris. Damaged valves will prevent proper medication delivery.
Wash Steroid Inhaler Residue: If using a steroid preventer inhaler, wash the patient's face around the mask area and have them rinse their mouth with water (and spit it out) after inhalation to avoid localized skin or oral irritation.
Single Patient Use: To prevent cross-infection and respiratory viruses, the EasyChamber device should strictly be used by one person only and never shared between family members.
Check the Fit: Ensure you select the correct mask size (Small/Infant, Medium/Child, or Large/Adult) so that it forms a comfortable, airtight seal over both the nose and mouth.
One Puff at a Time: Always administer strictly 1 puff of medication into the chamber at a time. Never spray multiple puffs into the spacer at once, as the particles will collide, combine into heavy droplets, and fall out of the air.
1.Remove caps and insert inhaler into the back:Assemble & Shake.
Remove the protective caps from both the inhaler and the EasyChamber. Shake the inhaler thoroughly, then insert its mouthpiece firmly into the flexible rubber adapter at the back of the spacer.
2.Place the mask firmly over the nose and mouth:Seal Mask.
Place the soft mask gently but firmly over the patient's nose and mouth, ensuring there are no gaps around the cheeks or chin so the seal is airtight.
3.Press 1 puff and breathe normally 5 to 6 times:Press & Breathe.
Press the inhaler canister down once to release 1 puff into the chamber. Hold the mask in place while the patient takes 5 to 6 normal, calm breaths (watch the valve move with each breath).
To keep your EasyChamber working effectively and hygienically, wash it once a week:
Disassemble: Gently pull apart the front mask section, the silicone mask, and the back rubber ring from the main clear body.
Soak: Soak all parts in warm water with a few drops of mild liquid dish soap for 15 minutes. Swish gently—do not scrub the inside of the chamber with brushes or abrasive sponges.
Rinse & Air-Dry: Rinse all parts with clean water. Shake off excess water and let all parts air-dry completely on a clean drainer. Reassemble once thoroughly dry.
How do I know if my child is receiving the medicine through the mask?
You can visually confirm medication delivery by watching the flexible, sensitive valve movement inside the chamber or on top of the mask adapter. The valve should flex or tilt open with every single breath in, confirming that an airtight seal is established and air is moving through the chamber.
When should the EasyChamber device be replaced?
With proper care and weekly gentle washing, an EasyChamber spacer device standardly lasts up to 12 months. Replace it earlier if you notice any visible cracks in the clear body, if the rubber back adapter becomes loose, or if the internal valves become brittle, torn, or non-functional.
How should it be stored safely between uses?
When clean and dry, store the EasyChamber inside a clean, dry bag or its original box to keep out household dust, lint, and pet dander. Keep it in a cool room, away from direct sunlight or hot surfaces, and out of reach of unsupervised young children.
Because specialized medical inhalation devices must meet strict manufacturing standards to ensure proper valve resistance and toxic-free, non-static material composition, they should be sourced from verified pharmaceutical suppliers. To order 100% genuine EasyChamber Spacers with Mask (available in various size categories for infants, children, or adults), you can do so directly online through Sanlive Pharmacy & Stores. We provide verified clinical sourcing, secure digital payment options, and fast delivery straight to your door or clinic anywhere in Nigeria.
Notice: This guide is for educational and device management support only. Asthma and chronic respiratory conditions require regular physical monitoring by a qualified physician. If a patient is experiencing a severe asthma attack characterized by extreme difficulty breathing, inability to speak full sentences, blue lips or fingernails, or if emergency reliever inhaler puffs fail to open the airways, seek immediate emergency clinical intervention at the nearest hospital emergency department right away.
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