AEROCHAMBER2GO* Chamber Designed for Use ON-THE-GO - HCP Resources
Help your patients feel confident, while on-the-go!
| Reimbursed by most private insurance plans, this innovative 2-in-1 Chamber is designed to help deliver medication where it is needed most, while on-the-go. |
Help your Patients Breathe Better
Help your patients breathe better by increasing the amount of medication from their pMDI that is delivered to their lungs1,2. Let's work together to reduce their symptoms and give them back time so they can focus on the things they enjoy most!
Designed for Use ON-THE-GO
For wherever life takes them, the AEROCHAMBER2GO* chamber serves as a compact and protective case for your patients' inhaler to help keep it safe and free from dirt and debris.
A Trusted Part of the AEROCHAMBER PLUS* FLOW-VU* Chamber Family
Made in Canada with parts from Canada and the USA, the AEROCHAMBER2GO* spacer was developed by Trudell Medical International, a Canadian company, celebrating 100 years.
How to Use and Why Recommend the AEROCHAMBER*GO Chamber?
Easy to Use
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Step 1
Shake the inhaler immediately before use (remove cap)
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Step 2
Insert the inhaler into back of chamber
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Step 3
Press the inhaler as you start to breath in slowly and deeply
Access these tools to learn more about the AEROCHAMBER2GO* and to help you in counselling patients.
Help your patients breathe better with AEROCHAMER2GO* chamber
Key Benefits, Pricing Information, & Clinical Evidence
Patient Counselling Tool
Key Benefits, How to Use & How to Clean
Go with Confidence
“It's more discrete and easy to carry."
David from Ontario
It fits in my purse and protects my inhaler from water damage - It is more discrete than the regular AEROCHAMBER*
Susannah from Ontario
"I can't believe the difference using a chamber makes."
John from Ontario
References: 1) Testing of a prototype: Suggett et al. Impact of inhalation delay on medication delivery from a salbutamol HFA pressurized metered dose inhaler used with and without a new prototype portable valved holding chamber. European Respiratory Journal 2019 54:PA4229. 2 Data on file.