Roscoe Medical Pediatric Frog Nebulizer, TruNeb, Disposable Neb, Carrying Bag

The Roscoe Medical Pediatric Frog Nebulizer is designed to reduce anxiety during aerosol treatments and encourage compliance in young patients. The playful frog design makes the nebulizer less intimidating for children, while the state-of-the-art piston compressor delivers effective, reliable aerosol therapy. The 45-degree angled delivery system allows the patient to recline during treatment, and the angled mouthpiece or pediatric mask options accommodate different patient preferences and ages. Lightweight with a built-in carrying handle and a convenient nebulizer parking post. Smooth and quiet operation. Limited 5-year warranty.

What's Included

• Frog piston compressor
• Disposable nebulizer
• TruNeb reusable nebulizer
• Child mask
• Angled mouthpiece
• 7-foot kink-resistant tubing
• Five extra filters
• Carrying bag

Key Features

• Child-friendly frog design reduces anxiety and encourages treatment compliance
• State-of-the-art piston compressor delivers effective aerosol therapy
• 45-degree angled delivery allows patient to recline during treatment
• Angled mouthpiece and pediatric mask options for flexible patient use
• Delivers 43 PSI at maximum pressure and 16 PSI operating pressure
• Liter flow range: 5 to 8 LPM
• Lightweight with built-in carrying handle and nebulizer parking post
• Smooth and quiet operation
• Limited 5-year warranty

Specifications

• SKU: 4402D
• Brand: Roscoe Medical
• Compressor Type: Piston
• Maximum Pressure: 43 PSI
• Operating Pressure: 16 PSI
• Liter Flow: 5 to 8 LPM
• Delivery Angle: 45 degrees
• Warranty: Limited 5-year
• Country of Origin: China

Ideal For

Parents and caregivers of children with asthma, reactive airway disease, croup, or other respiratory conditions requiring nebulized medication will find the Roscoe Medical Frog Nebulizer's child-friendly design significantly reduces the resistance and anxiety that often make nebulizer treatments difficult for young patients, improving treatment compliance and reducing caregiver stress during therapy sessions. Pediatric pulmonologists, allergists, and primary care physicians who recommend home nebulizer therapy for young patients will find the frog design and quiet operation a practical recommendation for patients who need a device they are more likely to accept and use consistently. Families who need a portable nebulizer for travel or use outside the home will find the lightweight construction, built-in carrying handle, and included carrying bag make the Roscoe Frog easy to transport and use in a variety of settings. Respiratory therapists and home health providers who set up and instruct families on home nebulizer use will find the included disposable nebulizer, TruNeb reusable nebulizer, child mask, mouthpiece, tubing, filters, and carrying bag provide a complete, ready-to-use kit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What medications can be used with this nebulizer?
The Roscoe Frog Nebulizer is compatible with standard liquid nebulizer medications prescribed for respiratory conditions, including bronchodilators and corticosteroids. Always use medications as prescribed by your child's physician and confirm compatibility with your specific medication formulation before use.

What is the difference between the disposable nebulizer and the TruNeb reusable nebulizer?
The disposable nebulizer is intended for single-use or limited-use applications and should be replaced as directed. The TruNeb reusable nebulizer is designed for extended use with proper cleaning and maintenance between treatments. Both are included with the kit.

How do I clean the nebulizer after each use?
Disassemble the nebulizer cup, mouthpiece or mask, and tubing after each use. Wash reusable components with warm water and mild dish soap, rinse thoroughly, and allow to air dry on a clean surface. Follow the manufacturer's cleaning and disinfection instructions included with the device and replace disposable components as directed.

How long does a typical treatment take?
At a liter flow of 5 to 8 LPM, most standard nebulizer treatments are completed in 5 to 15 minutes. Your child's physician or respiratory therapist can provide guidance on expected treatment duration for your specific medication and dose.