Aerosure’s patented Vibration Therapy is generated by a high speed spinning valve which rapidly opens and closes, creating a vibration in the air between your lips and your lungs.
As you breathe through the mouthpiece, the vibration targets and strengthens the breathing muscles to help reduce a tight chest associated with breathlessness and reduce coughing. Breathe Easier with Aerosure.
- Turn on by holding down the power button for 2 seconds. The Lung Relief symbol will now be lit and you will hear the motor run. If you want to switch to Breathe Easier mode, press the power button once more. The Breathe Easier symbol will now be lit and you will hear the motor increase in speed.
- Place the Mouthpiece in your mouth, sealing your lips around the shield to create a seal.
- Then, breathe through REVITIVE Aerosure as outlined in the User's Manual. When using Lung Relief Mode remove the device from your mouth before coughing.
REVITIVE Aerosure should not be used by people who:
- Are pregnant
- Have epilepsy
- Have acute sinusitis or an active nosebleed
- Are coughing up blood (active haemoptysis)
- Currently have or previously had a collapsed lung (Pneumothorax)
- Currently have a blood clot in the blood vessels in the lungs
- (Pulmonary Embolism)
- Have enlarged veins in the walls of the oesophagus (oesophageal varices)
- Have abnormally high pressure in the skull and brain (raised intracranial pressure)
- Have recently had thoracic (chest) or upper gastro-intestinal tract (duodenum, stomach, oesophagus) surgery or trauma until completely healed
- Have abnormally high or low blood pressure
- Very slow or very fast heart rate (haemodynamic instability), including severe right-sided heart failure with hypotension.
If you are unsure of the suitability of Aerosure for you or are unsure about the cause of your symptoms, you should seek medical advice.
Description
Revitive Aerosure is the UK's only dual-action Vibration Therapy device. It's drug-free, easy to use, and clinically proven to help:
- Reduce coughing
- Reduce a tight-chest associated with breathlessness
- Strengthen breathing muscles
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Aerosure’s patented Vibration Therapy is generated by a high speed spinning valve which rapidly opens and closes, creating a vibration in the air between your lips and your lungs.
As you breathe through the mouthpiece, the vibration targets and strengthens the breathing muscles to help reduce a tight chest associated with breathlessness and reduce coughing. Breathe Easier with Aerosure.
- Turn on by holding down the power button for 2 seconds. The Lung Relief symbol will now be lit and you will hear the motor run. If you want to switch to Breathe Easier mode, press the power button once more. The Breathe Easier symbol will now be lit and you will hear the motor increase in speed.
- Place the Mouthpiece in your mouth, sealing your lips around the shield to create a seal.
- Then, breathe through REVITIVE Aerosure as outlined in the User's Manual. When using Lung Relief Mode remove the device from your mouth before coughing.
REVITIVE Aerosure should not be used by people who:
- Are pregnant
- Have epilepsy
- Have acute sinusitis or an active nosebleed
- Are coughing up blood (active haemoptysis)
- Currently have or previously had a collapsed lung (Pneumothorax)
- Currently have a blood clot in the blood vessels in the lungs
- (Pulmonary Embolism)
- Have enlarged veins in the walls of the oesophagus (oesophageal varices)
- Have abnormally high pressure in the skull and brain (raised intracranial pressure)
- Have recently had thoracic (chest) or upper gastro-intestinal tract (duodenum, stomach, oesophagus) surgery or trauma until completely healed
- Have abnormally high or low blood pressure
- Very slow or very fast heart rate (haemodynamic instability), including severe right-sided heart failure with hypotension.
If you are unsure of the suitability of Aerosure for you or are unsure about the cause of your symptoms, you should seek medical advice.