You can breathe easy with respiratory equipment that keeps airways clear and healthy. From disposable respiratory masks to breathing equipment that helps maintain proper oxygen levels in the body, these respiratory supplies help you monitor and control the functioning of the respiratory system.

Breathing Therapy

Make respiratory medication easier to take with nebulizers that turn asthma medicine into a fine mist. Cool designs appeal to younger people, making them less anxious about treatment, while compact units that come with carrying cases are portable and ideal for outside the home or medical facility. Easy-to-use nebulizers let patients handle asthma medication delivery independently at home. Replacement parts, ranging from extension tubes to replacement filters, can keep nebulizers operating properly. Rechargeable batteries for nebulizers power up units quickly and efficiently, and plug-in power cables let you run nebulizers directly from a convenient wall outlet. When trauma or surgery leaves the respiratory pathway interrupted, trachea tubes bypass the mouth and nose to help maintain efficient proper breathing. Disposable trachea tube holders can help prevent cross-contamination.

Protective Respiratory Masks

You can protect yourself from airborne contaminants and prevent accidental cross-contamination during sensitive procedures with respiratory masks. Respiratory masks can help filter the air before it reaches your airway. Some odor-filtering masks can handle strong-smelling chemicals. You can choose from lightweight masks that block out dust and debris or you can choose heavy-duty respirator masks that can handle finer particles and organic vapors. Disposable masks have their advantages as well. Reusable masks with adjustable straps can give you a consistent, comfortable fit every time. Stock up on replacement filters to maintain reliable protection, and look for a reusable mask with a storage and carrying case.

Monitor Respiratory Health

Track breathing with respiratory monitors that record and analyze data. Oxygen regulators can control the flow of oxygen from the tank to the patient, ensuring optimal air levels, and external gauges can help you see flow levels at a glance. Oxygen analyzers can also let you quickly spot check that oxygen delivery systems are working properly. Patients can monitor their own respiratory health at home or quickly check levels in the office with fingertip oximeters. Monitors that connect to wireless devices and computer systems can let you check in real time, and oximeters with external displays can help provide at-a-glance information about oxygen saturation levels and pulse rate. Keep a fingertip respiratory monitor on a lanyard for convenient access.