Description
The Aerochamber Plus Inhaler Spacer is a medical device designed to improve the delivery of inhaled asthma medication directly to the lungs. It is commonly used with pressurised metered-dose inhalers (pMDIs) to enhance treatment effectiveness and reduce medication waste. Order the Aerochamber Plus online in the UK following a simple consultation process where required.
What Is the Aerochamber Plus?
The Aerochamber Plus is a valved holding chamber (spacer) that attaches to compatible inhalers. It holds the medication mist temporarily, allowing users to inhale more effectively without needing precise coordination between pressing and breathing.
Available Variants and Colours
The Aerochamber Plus Mouthpiece is available in different colours based on age group:
• Blue – Adults
• Yellow – Children
• Orange – Infants
Each version is designed to optimise inhalation technique for the intended user.
Why Use an Inhaler Spacer?
Spacers help ensure a higher proportion of medication reaches the lungs rather than the mouth or throat. They simplify inhaler technique, particularly for children, elderly users, and those struggling with coordination.
Key Benefits of the Aerochamber Plus
Improved Medication Delivery
The chamber provides additional time to inhale the medication, reducing technique errors.
Increased Lung Deposition
More medication reaches the lungs, improving asthma control.
Reduced Local Side Effects
Decreases the amount of medicine deposited in the mouth and throat, lowering risk of irritation or thrush.
Suitable for Daily Asthma Management
Designed for routine use with preventer and reliever inhalers.
How to Use the Aerochamber Plus
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Remove the inhaler cap and shake well.
2. Insert the inhaler into the back of the Aerochamber.
3. Place lips securely around the mouthpiece.
4. Press the inhaler once and inhale slowly and deeply.
5. Hold breath for 5–10 seconds before exhaling.
Cleaning and Maintenance
Clean regularly for optimal performance. Disassemble components, wash in warm soapy water, rinse gently, and allow to air dry without wiping to reduce static build-up.
Aerochamber vs Other Spacer Devices
Aerochamber vs Nebuliser
The Aerochamber is suitable for routine daily use, while nebulisers are often reserved for severe or acute exacerbations.
Aerochamber vs Volumatic Spacer
The Volumatic spacer may suit those needing a larger chamber volume, while the Aerochamber offers portability and ease of use.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do I need a prescription for the Aerochamber Plus?
Some versions may require prescription depending on supply regulations. - Can children use the Aerochamber?
Yes, specific colour-coded versions are designed for children and infants. - How often should I clean my Aerochamber?
Cleaning once weekly is generally recommended. - Can I use the Aerochamber with any inhaler?
It is compatible with most standard pressurised metered-dose inhalers. - Does the Aerochamber improve asthma control?
Yes, by improving medication delivery to the lungs. - How long does an Aerochamber last?
Typically 6–12 months depending on use and manufacturer guidance. - Can adults use the child version?
It is recommended to use the version designed for your age group. - Does using a spacer reduce side effects?
Yes, it may reduce throat irritation and oral thrush. - Is the Aerochamber portable?
Yes, it is designed for daily use at home, school, or work. - Can I travel with my Aerochamber?
Yes, it is safe and convenient for travel use. - What should I do if my spacer becomes damaged?
Replace it to ensure effective medication delivery.

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