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Lifecare LC-605 Nebulizer

Lifecare LC-605 Nebulizer

Regular price Rs.3,999.00 PKR
Regular price Rs.4,500.00 PKR Sale price Rs.3,999.00 PKR
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The Lifecare LC-605 is a nebulizer machine that converts medicine into a fine mist that you inhale through a mask or mouthpiece. At home it delivers doctor-prescribed medicine to the lungs for breathing problems such as asthma and allergies.

Key Features:

  • Converts liquid medicine into an inhalable mist
  • Delivers medicine directly to the respiratory tract
  • Made for home respiratory care
  • Easy to assemble and clean
  • From Lifecare, a known medical-device brand in Pakistan
  • Compact, with simple storage.

Who It Is For:

  • People with asthma, allergies, or chest congestion who have been prescribed nebulizer treatment
  • Parents of children who need nebulized medicine (use the correct child mask)
  • Families who want a nebulizer at home for regular treatment.

How to Use the Lifecare LC-605:

  • Wash your hands and assemble the unit.
  • Add only the medicine your doctor prescribed to the chamber.
  • Attach the mask or mouthpiece and switch on.
  • Breathe normally until the mist stops.
  • Rinse and fully dry all parts after each use.

FAQs

What is the Lifecare LC-605 nebulizer used for?

It turns liquid medicine into a mist that is inhaled into the lungs. It is used for respiratory conditions as prescribed by a doctor.

Can children use the Lifecare LC-605?

Yes, with the right child mask and under a doctor’s guidance on medicine and dose.

Can I put any liquid in a nebulizer?

No. Use only the medicine prescribed by your doctor.

How do I clean a nebulizer after use?

Rinse the parts after every use and let them dry completely before storing.

Do I need a prescription to buy a nebulizer?

The machine does not need one, but the medicine used in it does.

What are the possible side effects?

Some people may have throat irritation, bronchospasm, or an allergic reaction. Contact a doctor if this happens.

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