'Super Pag' atomiser and inhaler, England, 1956-1957

'Super Pag' atomiser and inhaler, England, 1956-1957 Super Pag atomiser and inhaler for cases of bronchitis and

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Super Pag atomiser and inhaler for cases of bronchitis and
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Super Pag atomiser and inhaler for cases of bronchitis and asthma, plastic and rubber, made by Riddell products of London and presented to Dr. Ellman, excellent condition, with instructions, spares list and invoice, English, 1956-1957

Inhalers treat chest illnesses and diseases by inhalation. The ‘Super Pag’ atomiser and inhaler kit was used for asthma and bronchitis. ‘Pag’ stands for polydisperse aerosol generator. It refers to the fine spray created for inhalation. Medication is placed in a small well and supplied with air from the hand bulb to create a fine spray. This is then deeply inhaled through the mouth piece. The Super Pag atomiser and inhaler were made by Riddell Products of London.

Details

Category:
Therapeutics
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A651431
Materials:
face mask, bakelite, head, ebonite, well, amber, imitation and bulb, rubber, red
Measurements:
overall: 90 mm x 190 mm x 115 mm, .35kg
type:
inhaler
credit:
Ellman

Parts

Paper invoice

Paper invoice

Paper invoice

Materials:
invoice, paper
Object Number:
A651431 Pt2
type:
invoice
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum