Nebulisers

This information is for people who have been prescribed a nebuliser and want to know more about it. Find out what a nebuliser is, what it’s used for and who can benefit from using one as part of their treatment.

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What is a nebuliser?

A nebuliser is a machine that helps you to breathe in medicine as a fine mist through a mask or a mouthpiece. We explain what a nebuliser is used for and the different types of nebuliser available. We also explain the difference between nebulisers, inhalers and spacers.

Who can benefit from a nebuliser?

As part of your treatment for your lung condition, you might be offered medications delivered by a nebuliser. This will be specific to your condition. Not all lung conditions require treatment by nebuliser.

Using a nebuliser at home

We explain everything you need to know about using your nebuliser at home. It includes information on using your nebuliser safely, cleaning your nebuliser and travelling with a nebuliser.