Other Health Devices
Other Health Devices
69 devices from Oromed, Medisana, Omron, Bacscan and Esperanza: nebulisers, oximeters, scales and monitoring devices.
- Oromed 12 · Medisana 8 · Bacscan 8 · Omron 7 · Esperanza, Haxe, Neno
- 39 devices with a 24-month, 9 with a 36-month and 6 with a 60-month warranty
- Nebulisers, oximeters, body scales and measuring devices
- Shipped from Thessaloniki across Greece, with invoicing for professional hairdressers and salons.
What you will find here
Nebulisers. They turn medication into an inhalable mist and deliver it straight to the lungs. They are used in asthma, bronchitis and chronic respiratory conditions, often with children who cannot coordinate breathing with an inhaler.
Pulse oximeters. They measure blood oxygen saturation and pulse with a fingertip sensor. They became widely known in recent years and are useful for monitoring respiratory problems.
Body scales. Simple, or with body composition estimates and app connectivity.
Measuring and monitoring devices for everyday use at home.
The nebuliser: what you need to know
The device does not include medication. It is a mechanism that nebulises whatever your doctor has prescribed — and only that. Never put in preparations not intended for nebulisation.
Particle size matters. Larger particles are retained in the upper airway, smaller ones reach deeper. If your doctor has specified a particular requirement, show us the prescription.
Cleaning is not optional. The chamber and mask are washed after every use and dried completely. Moisture inside a sealed part is an ideal environment for bacteria — and we are talking about a device that sends air straight into the lungs.
Where a home device stops
Every device in this category is a monitoring tool, not a diagnostic one. They give a number — they do not tell you what it means or what to do.
Use them to build a history to show your doctor, not to decide for yourself. And with any reading that worries you, or symptoms that worsen, see a doctor rather than repeating the measurement.
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Frequently asked questions
- Does a nebuliser include medication?
- No. It is only the device. Medication is prescribed by a doctor and must be suitable for nebulisation.
- How is it cleaned?
- The chamber and mask are washed after every use and dried completely. It is essential, not optional.
- What does an oximeter show?
- Blood oxygen saturation and pulse. It is a monitoring tool, not a diagnostic one.
- Are home devices reliable?
- For tracking trends, yes. For diagnosis, no — that is a doctor’s job with medical equipment.
Use the readings as a history for your doctor. With any reading that worries you, see a doctor.