InnoSpire Go features Aerogen's Vibronic mesh technology used in hospitals worldwide. The mesh vibrates, drawing the medicine through approximately 1,000 precision-formed microscopic holes, creating a fine aerosol mist. Medication reaches deep into your lungs where it's most needed and most effective.

The rechargeable battery provides up to 30 treatments (120 minutes of use) between each charge.

InnoSpire Go is intended to nebulise commonly prescribed liquid inhaled medications for respiratory disease. Typically these are bronchodilators, steroids and antibiotics.

InnoSpire Go has been tested and is compliant to the DO-160F standard to show it meets safety standards to use on an airplane. However, each individual airline will have their own policies with regards to the use of electronic equipment and you should therefore check with the airline prior to travel if you need to use your equipment during a flight.

InnoSpire Go has been tested and is compliant to the DO-160F standard to show it meets safety standards to use on an airplane. However, each individual airline will have their own policies with regards to the use of electronic equipment and you should therefore check with the airline prior to travel if you need to use your equipment during a flight.

It should take approximately four minutes for 2.5 ml salbutamol. Other medications may take longer, but typically most will nebulize in under five minutes.

The maximum fill level is 8 ml indicated by the word MAX under the lid hinge.

Your treatment is finished when the device beeps and the light ring flashes, InnoSpire Go will turn off automatically.

The first time you charge the battery will take up to three hours and all further charges will take less than two hours to fully charge.

Yes. The InnoSpire Go nebulizer is BPA free.

The InnoSpire Go nebulizer mouthpiece assembly is replaceable, which allows the nebulizer to continue to perform at peak efficiency for a longer period of time.

No, a prescription is not needed to purchase the InnoSpire Go Portable Mesh Nebulizer.

Please contact your insurance company to discuss coverage. The CPAP Shop does not deal directly with insurance.

Yes, the InnoSpire Go is approved by the FAA for use in-flight on all commercial flights within the US and all international flights departing or arriving in the US. It also works with a lithium ion battery and comes with an AC power adaptor.

Changing the replacement mouthpiece mesh assembly on the InnoSpire Go is simple because Philips designed it to be two simple steps. First, remove the mouthpiece from the Innospire Go base. Next click the new mouthpiece mesh assembly to the handset. Philips recommends replacing the mouthpiece mesh assembly every 12 months.