So basically your letting the medicine get in your lungs then once you take the Phillips out take a deep breath or you do it while your mouth is still on it?
My inspiratory valve has an opening on one side and when I press down on my inhaler in the air, I can see that the medicine comes out of that opening in that valve. So when I have that up to my mouth and have my lips over it when I press down on the inhaler is the medicine already coming into my mouth before I'm even inhaling it if there is an opening on one side of that valve.
My inspiratory valve has an opening on one side and when I press down on my inhaler I can see that the medicine comes out of that opening in that valve. So when I have that up to my mouth and have my lips over it when I press down on the inhaler is the medicine already coming into my mouth before I'm even inhaling it if there is an opening on one side of that valve
When using an Optichamber, the medication goes into the "holding chamber" to allow you time to inhale the medication without the need for as much coordination. The chamber is designed to "hold" the medication so you will get the dosage you initiated when you begin to breath in.
Thanks for your comment. The size L mask is recommended for ages 5+ to adult, but we understand that this might not be the right size for you. We appreciate all feedback and will pass this on to the appropriate team.
I need help with cleaning it. How does it come apart? Nothing happens when I pull gently on the white bottom part and I don't want to risk breaking it.
Hi, thanks for reaching out. Please see cleaning instructions here: to.philips/6056zwpuI. If you have any more questions, we suggest you contact the dedicated team directly. Please go to your local Philips website, and find the relevant contacts on the product page. Thank you!
Hi Jones, thanks for your question. It is recommended to wash the OptiChamber once a week. If you need more information, please ask your pharmacist or contact our dedicated team through the product page on your local Philips website. Thank you!
Hi, thanks for sharing your question with us. While it is technically possible to use the OptiChamber Diamond on your sleeping baby, it would be better they are given the medication while they are sitting upright. We hope this answers your question, feel free to message us again at any time.
Before using the device on a child, we would like to add that your child's physician is always your best point of contact for any medical advice. Please consult them first if you use the nebulizer on your sleeping baby.
Hello Matt, thank you for reaching out to us. Sorry to hear that your kid is having trouble using the OptiChamber Diamond. We recommend that you ask your caregiver/doctor for suited advice. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
Hi there, Judy. Thanks for reaching out to us and for bringing this to our attention. We'd like to help. Could you contact us on Facebook or Twitter? Please, send us a private message informing the model number of your machine. We’re available 24/7 to help you there. We hope to hear from you. Thank you!
@@olectra47 really? How fascinating! I just used mine for the first time and it sounded like a foghorn. I came here to see what I'd done wrong, but I'd followed the directions. Thank you for this info!
I love the Oblivion voice actor they used. Bethesda would be proud
Huh... I thought it was the same narrator from How It's Made.
well done video. thank you for the information
So basically your letting the medicine get in your lungs then once you take the Phillips out take a deep breath or you do it while your mouth is still on it?
Thanks for sharing
My inspiratory valve has an opening on one side and when I press down on my inhaler in the air, I can see that the medicine comes out of that opening in that valve. So when I have that up to my mouth and have my lips over it when I press down on the inhaler is the medicine already coming into my mouth before I'm even inhaling it if there is an opening on one side of that valve.
My inspiratory valve has an opening on one side and when I press down on my inhaler I can see that the medicine comes out of that opening in that valve. So when I have that up to my mouth and have my lips over it when I press down on the inhaler is the medicine already coming into my mouth before I'm even inhaling it if there is an opening on one side of that valve
When using an Optichamber, the medication goes into the "holding chamber" to allow you time to inhale the medication without the need for as much coordination. The chamber is designed to "hold" the medication so you will get the dosage you initiated when you begin to breath in.
I wish for one with a mask big enough for an adult, it feels much better and efficient 😢
Thanks for your comment. The size L mask is recommended for ages 5+ to adult, but we understand that this might not be the right size for you. We appreciate all feedback and will pass this on to the appropriate team.
Is it compatible with all inhalers??
I need help with cleaning it. How does it come apart? Nothing happens when I pull gently on the white bottom part and I don't want to risk breaking it.
Hi, thanks for reaching out. Please see cleaning instructions here: to.philips/6056zwpuI. If you have any more questions, we suggest you contact the dedicated team directly. Please go to your local Philips website, and find the relevant contacts on the product page. Thank you!
Cant breath take a hit of the cyber spliff
does the diamond chamber need to be rinsed after each use?
Hi Jones, thanks for your question. It is recommended to wash the OptiChamber once a week. If you need more information, please ask your pharmacist or contact our dedicated team through the product page on your local Philips website. Thank you!
is it safe to use while baby si sleeping?
Hi, thanks for sharing your question with us. While it is technically possible to use the OptiChamber Diamond on your sleeping baby, it would be better they are given the medication while they are sitting upright. We hope this answers your question, feel free to message us again at any time.
Before using the device on a child, we would like to add that your child's physician is always your best point of contact for any medical advice.
Please consult them first if you use the nebulizer on your sleeping baby.
My dr gave this to me for my one year old. Its a nightmare to use. Any tips? Kid just screams
Hello Matt, thank you for reaching out to us. Sorry to hear that your kid is having trouble using the OptiChamber Diamond. We recommend that you ask your caregiver/doctor for suited advice. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
Why do I hear a whistling sound? What am I doing wrong?
Hi there, Judy. Thanks for reaching out to us and for bringing this to our attention. We'd like to help. Could you contact us on Facebook or Twitter? Please, send us a private message informing the model number of your machine. We’re available 24/7 to help you there. We hope to hear from you. Thank you!
It whistles when you inhale too quickly.
@@olectra47 really? How fascinating! I just used mine for the first time and it sounded like a foghorn. I came here to see what I'd done wrong, but I'd followed the directions. Thank you for this info!
@@s.bibula7585 mine sounds like a fog horn too! 😆 I was surprised and amused at the same time.
I searched this video because it has a no sound sign at the end of the instructions on the device itself.
Am I inhaling too quickly?
lol thanks, for some reason my instructions came in Spanish
I hear a whistling sound too and I'm inhaling slowly and I still hear it.