A blessing for my Dad. Easy to use.
Teresa, patient care provider
Take control of your Asthma/COPD
People who use a spacer with their MDI have better control.4
Spacers are essential for both children and adults
Using a spacer with your puffer helps ensure you receive the full benefit from your inhaler medicine so you can breathe better. Guidelines recommend spacers for people of all ages to help ensure you receive the full benefit from your inhaler medicine.1,2
Did you know that up to 80% of people have incorrect inhaler technique and the majority of people do not realize they have a problem1?
What is the role of spacers?
Use of a spacer is a simple and effective way to help improve the use of your inhaler. Spacers help to ensure that your medicine reaches your lungs where it’s needed. Spacers are designed to hold the aerosol puff, allowing you more time to inhale your medicine.
Even a short half second delay between pressing the inhaler has been shown to reduce the dose to approximately 1% of the intended dose if using the inhaler without a valved spacer.3
They also filter out the larger aerosol particles that would otherwise deposit in the back of your throat, potentially leading to side effects such as hoarseness, sore throat, or even thrush.
Spacers have 3 key roles:
Improve delivery of medicine into your lungs
Allow you more time to inhale your medicine
Reduce potential side effects
Drug delivery comparison between AEROCHAMBER PLUS* FLOW-VU* with inhaler versus inhaler alone.
People who use a spacer, such as an AEROCHAMBER PLUS* FLOW-VU* VHC, with their inhaler have been shown to have better control of their respiratory symptoms.4
Choose the right spacer
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Adult / Adolescent
I love how it helps me breathe better. Thank you.
Jacqueline, asthma sufferer
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Prescription Form
Bring this prescription form to your healthcare professional to make sure you are getting the right chamber for you or your child. Remember to replace your chamber every 12 months.
Print Prescription Form | PDF | 1.40 MBChamber Selection Guide
Chambers come in a variety of sizes and styles. Check that you or your child is using the correct one based on age and ability.
Print Chamber Selection Guide | PDF | 0.81 MBFrequently Asked Questions
How do I use Metered Dose Inhaler asthma medications?
Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions for guidance on proper inhaler use.
What is Good Asthma Control?
Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions for guidance on proper inhaler use.
What is an Asthma Emergency?
What is the Difference Between Asthma and Food Allergy?
Why would an adult use a spacer?
What is the difference between a spacer and a valved holding chamber?
Does the AEROCHAMBER* device work with all metered dose inhalers (puffers)?
Does the AEROCHAMBER* brand of spacers work with dry powder inhalers or nebulizers?
How often should a spacer be cleaned?
When should children transition to a spacer with mouthpiece?
When should a spacer with facemask be used?
Does the AEROCHAMBER* device contain Latex?
How often should the spacer be replaced?
What is the FLOW-VU* Inhalation Indicator?