Breathe Freely
From the first month of life onwards
Medication nebuliser for inhalation by premature babies and infants. PARI LC SPRINT nebuliser with PIF-Control (red insert) with BABY Bend, BABY Mask in the respective size and connection tubing (long, f/m)The nebulisers of the PARI LC SPRINT family, equipped with different nozzle attachments creating droplets of different sizes, offer solutions adapted to the individual needs of users according to indication and age group.
The PARI LC SPRINT Nebulisers consist of a small number of parts so that they can be assembled and disassembled quickly and easily. This also makes it easier to clean the device thoroughly. They are designed with user-friendliness and exceptional efficiency in mind, to make inhalation treatment as pleasant as possible for the user.
| Product variant: | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| With BABY mask Size 0 | With BABY mask Size 1 | With BABY mask Size 2 | With BABY mask Size 3 |
| for premature infants | for age 0 – 1 year | for age 1 – 3 Years | for 3 years and older |
| Item No. 023G1400 | Item No. 023G1401 | Item No. 023G1402 | Item No. 023G1403 |
Aerosol characteristics
PARI BOY SX compressor in combination with PARI LC SPRINT BABY Nebuliser
| Total Output Rate: | 150 mg/min |
| MMD (mass median diameter): | 2.5 µm |
| Mass percentage below 5µm: | 82% |
Measurement with the Malvern Mastersizer X (calculated according to the Fraunhofer model) at 23°C, 50% relative humidity, nebulised medium: 0.9% NaCl (5ml), inspiratory flow 6 l/min. Measured at a Baby's inspiration flow rate.
We reserve the right to make technical changes.
Technical tests
All CE-tested PARI medical devices and PARI medical device accessories satisfy the requirements of DIRECTIVE 93/42/EEC OF THE EUROPEAN COUNCIL of June 14, 1993 on medical devices.
Spare parts: All spare parts are available from your dealer or a chemist. In all other countries, PARI items can be obtained through our PARI agents in the respective country.
Are PARI products latex-free?
All of our products are latex-free.
Why is there always some inhalation solution left in my nebuliser?
Due to the technical design of the system, a certain residual volume is always remains in the nebuliser. Therefore, you should stop inhaling as soon as you hear a clear change in the sound the nebuliser makes (from a quiet hiss to bubbling) and the aerosol mist escapes from the nebuliser irregularly.
Why is it not permitted to attach rubber bands to the baby mask?
Since babies often move their heads vigorously, the mask might slip off even if it were attached with rubber bands. Nebulising with a silicone mask is intended solely for babies and infants, and they must be supervised constantly by an adult when inhaling. The nebuliser should be held in the hand and replaced tightly over the child's mouth and nose after every movement of the head.
How do I clean my equipment at home?
Because rinsing only cleans the nebuliser, microorganisms are only eliminated if the nebuliser is disinfected by boiling. Please read our instructions for use on this subject.
Why does the mask have to cover the baby's mouth and nose?
This is the only way to ensure effective inhalation.
What must I do if my nebuliser does not generate an aerosol any more?
This may be due to any of the following reasons:
The nozzle insert in the nebuliser is missing
Nozzle blocked (also possible with the LC SPRINT family). Check the nozzle first. If there are crystalline deposits (e.g. lime residue) in the nozzle, it may be possible to remove them simply by squeezing the flexible nozzle with your thumb (however, this only works with the LC SPRINT nozzle because it is flexible). For more stubborn blockage, it often helps to clean the nozzle again by boiling the nebuliser. This is also possible for cleaning the LC PLUS Nebuliser nozzle. With the PARI LL Nebuliser, you can also clean the nozzle gently with the nozzle cleaner supplied with it (in the nebuliser lower section). See instructions for use. Please note that the small holes must be poked through very carefully and only from the nozzle underside.
The air-flow control on the PARI LL Nebuliser is not pushed up as far as it will go. Also check whether the air-flow control is attached to the nozzle securely. If it is not, press it firmly onto the nozzle and then try operating your nebuliser again.
Not enough medication in the nebuliser. Make sure that the medication in the nebuliser reaches the fill mark. Minimum: 2ml, Maximum: 8ml.
Which chemical disinfectants do you recommend for my PARI nebuliser?
In the home, nebulisers and accessories (not the tubing) should only be disinfected by boiling or using a steam disinfector. There is no recommendation for chemical disinfectants in this situation.
Which mask is suitable for which age group?
The yellow children's mask can be used by infants up to about 2 years of age and the orange children's mask can be used by children aged 2 and older. Since inhalation is more efficient with a mouthpiece than with a mask, the child should be encouraged to inhale through the mouthpiece as soon as he or she is able to do so.
What is the difference between the PARI LC SPRINT BABY and LC SPRINT Junior Nebulisers?
The LC SPRINT BABY Nebuliser generates an extremely fine aerosol. This nebuliser should therefore be used when it is necessary to deliver the aerosol as deeply as possible in a baby's tiny airways. The PARI LC SPRINT Junior Nebuliser, with the yellow nozzle attachment, creates an aerosol that is not quite as fine. So this nebuliser is very good for treating the central-intermediate regions of babies' and infants' lungs.
