Zerostat Vt Spacer

Zerostat VT Spacer is a transparent, non-static chamber used with a Cipla inhaler. It briefly holds the released medicine before inhalation and may help the medicine reach the lungs with less settling in the mouth or throat.

Using the spacer

• Firmly push the two halves together and rotate them to assemble the spacer.
• Remove the cap from the inhaler mouthpiece and shake the inhaler well.
• Insert the inhaler firmly into the opposite end of the spacer.
• Press down on the canister to release a dose into the spacer.
• Breathe out fully through your mouth.
• Remove the spacer mouthpiece cap. Close your lips firmly around the mouthpiece without biting it, then breathe in slowly and deeply through your mouth.
• Remove the spacer and hold your breath for about 10 seconds, or as long as comfortable. Breathe out normally.
• If a second dose is needed, wait for a minute and repeat the steps.

Cleaning the spacer

• Gently rotate and pull apart the two halves.
• Rinse both halves with clean water and shake off excess water.
• Wipe dry with a soft cloth or leave to air dry.

• Non-static, small-volume chamber that holds medicine before inhalation.
• Unidirectional flow gate valve.
• Non-electrostatic chamber designed to help keep medicine from sticking to the chamber walls.
• Pear-shaped design.
• Two locks help assemble the two halves properly.

• Use only with a Cipla inhaler.
• Children should use the spacer under parental guidance.
• Read the enclosed leaflet before use.
• Store in a cool, dry place and keep out of reach of children.
• Do not push a cloth or other object into the mouthpiece, as this may damage the device.
• Do not clean with boiling or hot water, as this may damage the spacer.
• Use the spacer for up to 6 months, then discard it and use a new one.
• Consult your doctor for more information.

• Use with a Cipla inhaler to deliver released medicine through the mouth.
• For children below 3 years, attach a face mask to the spacer.

• May make it more comfortable to inhale the medicine.
• May help the medicine reach the lungs with minimal settling in the mouth or throat.
• The transparent chamber lets you see the dose released into the spacer.