Tabletop nebulizer Omron NE-C301-E — AC-powered, 12 ml capacity, children's mask and mouthpiece, white

DuoBaby is a 2in1 compressor nebulizer with an integrated nasal aspirator designed to assist in treating common respiratory conditions in infants. The device combines a nebulizer for efficient medication delivery to the upper and lower airways with a gentle nasal aspirator to clear nasal passages and reduce congestion.

Advantages

The combined design offers both inhalation therapy and nasal suction in one compact unit, simplifying care for infants. The nebulizer provides efficient aerosol delivery for targeted respiratory treatment while the nasal aspirator gently clears mucus to improve breathing. The kit includes essential accessories for immediate use at home.

Suitable for

• Treating upper and lower airway respiratory conditions in babies
• Reducing nasal congestion and improving infant breathing
• Home aerosol therapy using compressor nebulizer
• Administration of prescribed inhaled medications for infants and young children

Key specifications

• Type: Compressor nebulizer with integrated nasal aspirator (2in1)
• Pack contents: Nebuliser unit, nebuliser kit, nasal aspirator, air tube, mouthpiece, baby mask, instruction manual
• Power: AC powered compressor (refer to manufacturer for voltage details)
• Design: Compact home-use unit

How to use

Assemble the nebuliser kit and connect the air tube to the compressor according to the instruction manual. For inhalation therapy, add the prescribed medication to the nebuliser cup, attach the mouthpiece or baby mask, and switch on the compressor to begin aerosol delivery. For nasal suction, use the integrated nasal aspirator following the manual’s safety and hygiene instructions to gently clear the infant’s nostrils. Clean and dry components after each use as directed.

Recommendations

Use only medications prescribed for inhalation by a healthcare professional. Follow the instruction manual for assembly, cleaning and maintenance. Supervise the infant during use and consult a pediatrician if symptoms persist or worsen.