Nebulizers 
A device that gets medicine into your lungs in a fine mist while you breathe in through a mouthpiece using a normal breathing pattern. deliver medicine directly to your lungs and may be appropriate for people with COPD. Many nebulizers are small, lightweight, and portable. For certain people, nebulizers may be easier to use than inhalers. Nebulizers require setup and cleaning with each use.
“Nebulizers are bulky and difficult to use.”
Many nebulizers A device that gets medicine into your lungs in a fine mist while you breathe in through a mouthpiece using a normal breathing pattern. come in user-friendly and portable options that can easily fit into your lifestyle. They deliver medicine to your lungs by having you breathe the medicine in through a mouthpiece.
Be sure to clean your nebulizer before each use:
“Nebulizers are for people with more severe COPD. That isn’t me.”
Nebulizers A device that gets medicine into your lungs in a fine mist while you breathe in through a mouthpiece using a normal breathing pattern. deliver medicine directly to your lungs and may be an option for many people with COPD.
Long-acting medicine taken every day that works over time to help control symptoms. that is taken every day to help control COPD symptoms
“I felt better when I used a nebulizer in the hospital, but I can only use it there or in my doctor’s office.”
Nebulizers A device that gets medicine into your lungs in a fine mist while you breathe in through a mouthpiece using a normal breathing pattern. are not just for use in the hospital or the doctor’s office—many can be used at home by almost anyone with COPD. Plus, portable nebulizers can be taken with you on the go.
