#Nebulizers

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Inhalers / Nebulizers for the Main Races:

Because I have asthma and think about thses things.

Charr:

The charr use nebulizers like this due to their facial shape and their mouths not being able to wrap their mouths other types of inhalers. These are made most commonly by Iron legion. They function similarly to the real world nebulizers. They are commonly found in the three legion colors. (Red, grey, black, and now orange)

Norn:

Due to their close proximity, in recent times the norn have adapted the use of the Charr's inhalers. They once had their own design, but that was lost when they were forced to flee their homes.

Asura:

The Asura commonly used inhalers like the real world accuhaler, though this has one difference. Instead of numbers provided to you to see how many doses you have left, their are lights. Green will be lit up when you have over half available, orange will be lit up when you have less than half available, and the red will light up when it is empty. It is commonly found in the black color, but it also found in many bright colors.

Humans:

The humans have adapted use of asuran inhalers, ones owned and sold by humans are carved with scrips from their gods for luck.

Sylvari:

When the secondborn awakened, the pale tree noticed that there were more and more being born that sometimes struggled to breathe. Through the dream she eventually learned of the charr nebulizers and was able to blossom flowers inspired by this. They work almost exactly like a nebulizer. These come in all colors.

Notes:

In recent years, you can find these inhalers in use by all races (except for the charr and sylvari due to them literally not able to)

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Compressed Air Nebulizer 280x210x100mm

Abimed Compressed Air Nebulizer is a medical device that effectively delivers aerosolized medication directly to the lungs. It operates with a flow rate over 6.7 L/min, a nebulization rate of at least 0.25 mL/min,and produces particles sized between 0.5 and 10 µm.

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Mesh Nebulizer 0.5 ml - 8 ml

Abimed Mesh Nebulizer features a 0.5–8 ml cup, 113 KHz atomization frequency, and ≥0.2 ml/min nebulization rate. It produces 3.7 µm particles and operates at ≤50 dB(A). features , include self-cleaning, low noise, and a wide operational range (15% RH – 90% RH).

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Respiratory Devices Market is Poised to Experience Strong Growth on Account of Rising Prevalence of Respiratory Diseases

The respiratory devices market is growing rapidly owing to the rising prevalence of respiratory diseases across the globe. Respiratory devices include diagnostic devices such as spirometers, pulse oximeters, peak flow meters; therapeutic devices including nebulizers, humidifiers, and oxygen concentrators. These devices are used for the diagnosis and treatment of respiratory diseases like asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases (COPD), and sleep apnea. The increasing awareness about respiratory care, accessibility and affordability of devices are fueling the growth of the market. The rapidly aging population and high pollution levels are also contributing to the rising incidences of respiratory illnesses.

The global respiratory devices market is estimated to be valued at USD 23.58 Bn in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 48.94 Bn by 2031, exhibiting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11% from 2024 to 2031.

Key Takeaways

Key players operating in the respiratory devices market are TCS, Wipro, Cognizant, Infosys, IBM, Qualitest, CGI, Mindtree, Cygnet Infotech, Maveric Systems, QA Mentor, A1QA, QA Source, QASource, Capgemini, Accenture, HCL Technologies, Atos, DXC Technology, Tech Mahindra. The growing prevalence of respiratory diseases and increasing awareness regarding respiratory care are fueling the demand for respiratory devices globally. Major players in the market are focusing on expanding their geographical footprint to tap the opportunities in emerging markets.

The key players in the Respiratory Devices Market Size are focusing on new product launches and strategic collaborations to strengthen their market position. The growing demand for home care therapeutic and diagnostic devices is driving major players to innovate compact portable devices for home settings.

The increasing global burden of respiratory diseases is propelling the demand for respiratory devices across regions. Key players are expanding their manufacturing and distribution networks in developing countries to cater to the rising demand.

Market Key Trends

One of the key trends gaining traction in the respiratory devices market is the increasing preference for wireless and portable devices. Major players are innovating compact portable devices integrated with advanced technologies like Bluetooth for seamless monitoring and management of respiratory illnesses from home settings. This is expected to drive the uptake of respiratory devices for home healthcare. Furthermore, the growing focus on telehealth and digital health presents lucrative opportunities for market players to offer virtual monitoring and consultation solutions using connected respiratory devices.

Porter's Analysis

Threat of new entrants: The respiratory devices market requires high capital investment and R&D spending. Strict regulations by governmental bodies for new entrants pose barriers.

Bargaining power of buyers: Individual buyers have low bargaining power due to undifferentiated products. However, large healthcare providers and public/private insurers enjoy high bargaining power due to bulk purchasing.

Bargaining power of suppliers: The respiratory devices market has high dependence on few raw material suppliers and component manufacturers. This increases their bargaining power.

Threat of new substitutes: Alternatives such as drug therapies provide a minimal threat currently. However, new non-invasive technologies can emerge as substitutes.

Competitive rivalry: The market is dominated by global key players. Intense competition exists in areas of innovation, quality, and cost.

Geographical Regions

Value concentration of the respiratory devices market is highest in North America due to increasing geriatric population, prevalence of respiratory diseases, and availability of advanced healthcare facilities. Europe accounts for the second largest share due to high smoking population and strategic initiatives undertaken by government and industry players.

Asia Pacific region is the fastest growing market for respiratory devices driven by factors such as growing burden of respiratory diseases, increasing aged population, rising healthcare expenditures, and focus of global players to tap into emerging countries. China and India are viewed as highly potential markets in the Asia Pacific respiratory devices space.

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Compressed Air Nebulizer 9.84kgs

Abimed Compressed Air Nebulizer efficiently delivers medication as aerosol particles directly to the lungs, with a liter flow rate exceeding 6.71 L/min and a nebulization rate of at least 0.25 mL/min. It operates at a quiet ≤ 65 dB(A) and produces particle sizes ranging from 0.5 µm to 10 µm.