CountAir® is the counter for your inhaler
The CountAir® is the counter for your inhaler. It is the first medical device specially developed for all COPD and asthma patients who use a metered-dose inhaler without a built-in counter. For the use of asthma medication and the treatment of COPD, many patients use a metered-dose inhaler (puffer). The CountAir® keeps track of the number of doses in the inhaler by counting down. This way, you can always see how many doses are still present in the inhaler.
CountAir® puts an end to alternative counting methods such as:
- A knitting needle counter
- Digital or manual counter (tallying)
- Keeping track in a notebook
Why a counter for your inhaler?
If you have COPD or asthma, you might use different inhalers at home and on the go. Keeping track of how much medicine is left in each one can be quite a hassle. But with CountAir® that is no longer an issue.
CountAir works for you, anytime, anywhere, allowing you to easily see the remaining inhalations.
CountAir® offers a range of benefits and properties that make it an ideal tool for managing asthma medication and COPD treatment:
- Easily gain insight into the remaining inhalations on the digital display
- Carefully designed for simple and user-friendly operation
Reliable performance (tested and approved by pharmacist and patients) - Compatible with nearly all metered-dose inhalers, ensuring versatility.
- Eliminates the risk of undercounting doses.
- Proudly made in the Netherlands
How does the CountAir® work?
The CountAir® is designed for metered-dose inhalers without an integrated counter. Check here to see which metered-dose inhalers are compatible with CountAir®.
The CountAir® counts the number of inhalations and provides a countdown. This allows you to see how many inhalations are remaining in the metered-dose inhaler. Always use one CountAir® per metered-dose inhaler. The CountAir® is available in the colors blue and white. The battery lasts a minimum of 2 years with average use and is not replaceable.
You can find the user instructions here or watch the instructional animation video.
