
Zeroharm Science Holo Heart - 60 Tablets
ZEROHARM

Helps to relieve the upper and lower respiratory tract illness.
Ideal for children; separate childrens mask included.
Nebuliser is suitable for chronic conditions and can be disinfected.
Nebuliser with compresser air technology
IH 58 nebuliser is small, lightweight, and ultra-quiet. It offers high performance in a small package
Wash your hands well.
Fill the medicine cup with the prescribed dose of medicine.
Attach the tube and mask/mouthpiece to the medicine cup.
Attach the medicine cup to the compressor tube.
Switch on the machine and breathe through your mouth until all the medicine is inhaled. Take deep breaths for better relief.
Turn off the machine.
Wash the medicine cup and mask and air dry
To avoid an electrical shock, keep the unit away from water.
Do not immerse the power cord to the unit in liquid.
Do not use if not recommended by a doctor.
Read the information manual thoroughly before using it.
Keep out of reach of children
Primary Prevention: Suitable for individuals at risk of mild respiratory discomfort or seasonal breathing issues — helps support clear airways, ease breathing, and maintain respiratory comfort.
Secondary Prevention: Ideal for people experiencing symptoms of asthma, bronchitis, or mild COPD — provides effective nebulization of medication, helps relieve congestion, and supports better airway management.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for individuals with chronic respiratory conditions or ongoing respiratory illness — delivers consistent nebulized medication, aids in symptom relief, improves breathing function, and promotes respiratory health.

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