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NASAL WASH RHINO CLEAR®
Before each use, wash your hands thoroughly and sanitize RHINO CLEAR® as described in section "CLEANING
SANITIZATION DISINFECTION". The NASAL WASH SYSTEM and accessories are for personal use only to avoid
potential risks of transmitting infection.
During the application it is recommended to be adequately protected against dripping.
1) Insert the atomiser (C5.3) into the nebulisation chamber (C5.4.1).
2) Place the solution (max 10 ml) in the nebulizing chamber (C5.4.1).
3) Apply the separator (C5.2) verifying that the arrow on the shower body is aligned with the
separator (Pic. B). Then, insert the correct adapter for your age, or the most appropriate to fit the
size of your nostrils (C5.1A/C5.1B/C5.1C).
4) Connect the RHINO CLEAR® device through the tube (B) and the fitting (C6).
5) Turn on the device using the switch (A1).
6) Place the device close to the nose and gently insert the adapter nosepiece into one nostril.
7) During treatment it is preferable to hold the other nostril closed, where the shower is not
applied, by applying light finger pressure.
8) Run the shower holding down the manual dispensing button (C5.5) during the inhalation phase and release it before
exhaling; at this stage, to help expel the mucus, blow gently through the nostril treated directly into the RHINO CLEAR®.
9) Repeat from Step 6 to Step 8 for the other nostril, trying to evenly distribute the solution between the two nostrils.
10) When used on children or other dependent people, or in any case when there are problems in coordinating the various
phases of paragraph 8), we recommend to run the application alternating the nostrils about 20 seconds each, with
pauses required to expel the mucus.
11) The operations described in the preceding paragraphs is useful for nasal cleaning using physiological solutions.
The treatment with drugs is advisable after a first cleaning with physiological solution in order to achieve a more
effective distribution of the drug on the nasal mucosa.
12) Once the application is complete, switch off the device and clean it, following the instructions provided in the "CLEANING
SANITISATION DISINFECTION" paragraph.
CLEANING SANITISATION DISINFECTION
Switch the device off and disconnect it from the power supply before proceeding with any cleaning operation.
CLEANING THE DEVICE AND THE TUBE'S OUTER SURFACE
Only use a cloth with antibacterial detergent (non-abrasive and with no solvents of any kind)
ACCESSORIES
We recommend personal use of accessories to avoid any risk of spreading the infection.
Disassemble the accessories as described below:
C1 - Open the nebulizer by turning the upper part (C1.3) anticlockwise, remove the nozzle from the upper part
(C1.3) and then disassemble it as shown in the "Assembly diagram" in section C1.2.
C5 - Disassemble it as shown in the "Assembly diagram" in section C5.
SANITISATION AND DISINFECTION
SANITISATION
Before and after each use, sanitise the nebuliser cup and the accessories, choosing one of the methods described
below.
method A: Sanitise accessories C1.1-C1.2-C1.3-C1.4-C2-C3-C4-C5.1A-C5.1B-C5.1C-C5.2-C5.3-C5.4-C5.5.1-
C5.5.2-C6 under potable hot water (approximately 40°C) with a gentle, non abrasive dish detergent.
method B: Sanitise accessories C1.1-C1.2-C1.3-C1.4-C2-C3-C4-C5.1A-C5.1B-C5.1C-C5.2-C5.3-C5.4-C5.5.1-
C5.5.2-C6 in the dishwasher with a hot cycle.
method C: Sanitise accessories C1.1-C1.2-C1.3-C1.4-C2-C3-C4-C5.1A-C5.1B-C5.1C-C5.2-C5.3-C5.4-C5.5.1-
C5.5.2-C6 by immersing them in a solution of 50% water and 50% white vinegar, then rinse thoroughly under
potable hot water (approximately 40 °C).
If you want to also perform the cleaning for DISINFECTION, jump to the DISINFECTION paragraph.
After having sanitised the accessories, shake them vigorously and place them on a paper towel. Alternatively, dry
them with a jet of hot air (for example, a hair dryer).
DISINFECTION
After sanitising the nebuliser cup and the accessories, disinfect them choosing one of the methods described be-
low.
method A: Accessories C1.1-C1.2-C1.3-C1.4-C2-C3-C4-C5.1A-C5.1B-C5.1C-C5.2-C5.3-C5.4-C5.5.1-C5.5.2-C6
can be disinfected.
The disinfectant must be an electrolytic chloroxidizer (active principle: sodium hypochlorite) specific for disinfect-
ing, which is available in any pharmacy.
Implementation:
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