Metered dose inhalers are aerosols, so can be inhaled via a spacer.
Turbohalers use dry powder, so even if they could be attached the dry powder would likely just stay at the bottom of the spacer.
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Turbohalers use dry powder, so even if they could be attached the dry powder would likely just stay at the bottom of the spacer.
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As above,
aerochambers need a driven device (ie aerosol) to work. Turbohalers require the patient to draw the powder up by inhaling. Go by your local pharmacy and ask them to show you!
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aerochambers need a driven device (ie aerosol) to work. Turbohalers require the patient to draw the powder up by inhaling. Go by your local pharmacy and ask them to show you!
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