Inhalation Actuator DPI Dry Powder Inhaler
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US $0.20 - US $2.00 / pieces
OEM
FOB/EXW/CIF
10 pieces
100000pieces / Day
China
20Day
Dry Powder Inhaler
DPI
Inhalation Actuator
DPI
Inhalation Actuator
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Product Description
Dry Powder Inhaler (DPI)
Description:
* Customizable Design: This product offers a customized color option, allowing businesses to tailor the appearance of the dry powder inhaler to their brand identity.
* High-Quality Material: Made from ABS plastic, this product ensures durability and resistance to wear and tear, meeting the standards of ISO 9001 certification.
* User-Friendly Design: The flip cap design provides easy access to the inhaler, making it convenient for users to administer medication.
* Effective Medical Treatment: As a dry-powder inhaler, this product is designed for medical treatment, providing a reliable solution for patients with respiratory conditions.
* Compliant with Regulations: The product meets the requirements for industrial use, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.

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* Customizable Design: This product offers a customized color option, allowing businesses to tailor the appearance of the dry powder inhaler to their brand identity.
* High-Quality Material: Made from ABS plastic, this product ensures durability and resistance to wear and tear, meeting the standards of ISO 9001 certification.
* User-Friendly Design: The flip cap design provides easy access to the inhaler, making it convenient for users to administer medication.
* Effective Medical Treatment: As a dry-powder inhaler, this product is designed for medical treatment, providing a reliable solution for patients with respiratory conditions.
* Compliant with Regulations: The product meets the requirements for industrial use, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
Product name | Dry Powder Inhaler (DPI) |
Application | Asthma child/adult |
color | Customize |
Material | Medical ABC |
Size | 3*6.5cm |







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