What to do if there is some medication residual in Feellife Air Mask II?
If you notice some medication residual in your Feellife Respiratory Product, it is generally a normal sign. However, if the residual appears strange, stop nebulization immediately.
Why Feellife Respiratory Product has low volume?
If your Feellife Respiratory Product has low volume, first, ensure you are using water-soluble, non-corrosive medication and check that the amount of liquid is not too much. Also, the spray mesh might be blocked. If so, put 2-3 drops of white vinegar into the medication cup with 3-6ml of water, then fully nebulize. Remember to clean the medication cup for disinfection before the next use.
General| Brand | Feellife |
|---|---|
| Model | Air Mask II |
| Category | Respiratory Product |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines for device operation, including pre-use checks, medication, usage conditions, and handling.
Explanation of the nebulizer's operation, atomization process, and how it delivers medication.
Details the intended use of the nebulizer, suitable users (pediatric, adult), and usage environments.
Technical details including power supply, nebulization rate, particle size, power consumption, and capacity.
Lists the main parts of the Air Mask II, including the main unit, medication cup, spray assembly, and cable.
Detailed steps for assembling the nebulizer components, including connecting the cup, mask, and mouthpiece.
Information on how to charge the device, battery type, low battery indicators, and battery handling precautions.
Explanation of the meaning of different indicator light colors and flashing patterns during operation.
Step-by-step guide on how to operate the nebulizer, including adding liquid, starting, adjusting settings, and switching modes.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the nebulizer components, including soaking, wiping, and drying.
Guidance on disinfecting components using hydrogen peroxide or ethanol, and drying procedures.
Specifies the recommended environmental conditions for storing the nebulizer and its components.
Provides guidelines for maintaining the nebulizer during normal operation, including environmental conditions and usage restrictions.
Lists medical conditions and specific drugs that are contraindicated for use with this nebulizer.
Covers general usage precautions, safety notices, handling advice, and important reminders for device operation.
Details specific warnings regarding medical conditions, medication types, and device limitations.
Troubleshooting steps for when the nebulizer fails to power on, checking power and medication cup status.
Solutions for low medication output, including checking medication, liquid amount, and clearing potential blockages.
Guidance on selecting appropriate medications for nebulization, advising consultation with a doctor and avoiding sticky substances.
Explanation of normal medication residue and unit shut-off due to insufficient medication.
Recommendations for using individual consumable items like masks for babies and children.
Emphasizes the use of individual consumable items, including masks and mouthpieces, for each user.
Instructions for the proper disposal of batteries and the device, following local environmental regulations (WEEE).
Guidance on obtaining warranty service, contacting customer support, and information for repair purposes.
Explanation of various symbols used in the manual, including safety, operation, and product information icons.
Details the device's compliance with electromagnetic compatibility standards (IEC60601-1-2) and potential interference.
Details the warranty period for the host and medication cup, and conditions for repair or replacement.
Lists all items included in the product package, such as the unit, accessories, and documentation.
Provides the manufacturer's name, address, contact telephone number, email, and website.
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