Nebulisers and Spares
Nebulisers turn liquid medication into a fine mist that can be breathed in directly, delivering treatment to the lungs and airways. They’re used in the management of conditions such as asthma, COPD and cystic fibrosis, in paediatric respiratory care, and during acute respiratory presentations in clinical and emergency settings – in environments ranging from a patient’s home through to GP surgeries, A&E departments and hospital wards.
Our nebuliser and spares range at HCE covers home-use, GP surgery, and heavier-use clinical nebulisers, along with replacement masks, chambers, tubing, and filters from Omron, Pari Medical, Philips, and Clement Clarke International.
Find the right nebuliser or spare part for your setting, with options across compressor and mesh nebuliser systems. For related products and more options, explore our Medical Equipment range.
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Omron CompAIR NE-C105 Nebuliser
Respiratory Equipment For Home, Surgery, and Hospital Settings
Nebulisers span a wide spectrum of uses. A compact, quiet home-use nebuliser sits at one end, used by patients managing chronic respiratory conditions such as asthma, COPD, or cystic fibrosis day-to-day. At the other end are higher-output professional units used in A&E, on respiratory wards and during acute exacerbations. GP surgeries and community respiratory teams sit in between, with units that handle higher patient volumes than home-use models without the full output of ward equipment.
The right nebuliser depends on the patient, the medication being delivered and the setting. Equally important is steady access to spare parts – masks, mouthpieces, nebuliser chambers, tubing and filters all need regular replacement to keep equipment working as intended and to maintain proper hygiene between patients.
Our nebulisers and spares range pulls together products from established respiratory equipment manufacturers:
- Nebulisers: Home, GP and clinical nebuliser units from Omron (including the CompAIR and portable MicroAIR ranges), Pari Medical, Philips (including the InnoSpire range) and Clement Clarke International (including the Airmed and Medix ranges). The range covers compressor and mesh-based delivery systems for adults and paediatric patients.
- Nebuliser spares: Replacement masks (adult and paediatric), mouthpieces, nebuliser chambers, tubing and air filters. When ordering spares, it’s worth checking the specific nebuliser model and product range before purchase, as masks, tubing, chambers and filters are typically designed for particular nebuliser systems rather than being universally compatible.
Related products that our customers often order alongside nebulisers include the wider respiratory equipment range, covering spirometers, peak flow meters and other respiratory diagnostics, oxygen concentrators for oxygen therapy, and the oxygen masks and tubing range under consumables.
For pricing, current availability, or help matching a nebuliser to its spares, our team can talk through the range and put together a quote tailored to your requirements. Request a quotation or contact our team directly. HCE supplies nebulisers and respiratory equipment to NHS hospitals, GP surgeries, respiratory clinics, community nursing teams and private healthcare providers across the UK.
FAQs
What is a nebuliser used for?
A nebuliser is a medical device that turns liquid medication into a fine mist, allowing it to be inhaled directly into the lungs and airways through a mask or mouthpiece. They’re commonly used to deliver bronchodilators and corticosteroids in the management of respiratory conditions such as asthma, COPD and cystic fibrosis, and during acute respiratory presentations in clinical and emergency settings.
What’s the difference between a home nebuliser and a hospital nebuliser?
Home-use nebulisers are designed for regular daily use by individual patients managing chronic respiratory conditions, with a focus on quiet operation, portability and ease of cleaning between sessions. Hospital-grade nebulisers are built for higher-volume use across multiple patients, with higher output, more robust construction and stricter cleaning and infection-control protocols between uses.
How often do nebuliser spares need to be replaced?
Replacement intervals vary by product, frequency of use, manufacturer guidance and the specific clinical setting. In multi-patient clinical environments, local infection-control procedures determine how often masks, mouthpieces and other consumables are replaced – usually more often than in home-use scenarios. The instructions for each specific nebuliser, mask, tubing, chamber or filter should be checked before ordering replacements.
Can NHS teams and GP surgeries order nebulisers from HCE?
Yes, they can. NHS hospital trusts, GP surgeries, community respiratory services, NHS-funded children’s services, and other healthcare providers routinely order from us online.
