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You should clean the nebuliser unit and mouthpiece as often as is required but at least at the end of every week, before disinfecting the parts. You should clean the parts after finishing your last dose of the day.
To learn about cleaning the nebuliser unit and mouthpiece, watch the short video tutorial and review the information in this section.
There is no need to rinse the nebuliser unit and mouthpiece if you intend to clean them immediately after you have finished taking your dose. Leftover drug should still be emptied out of the nebuliser unit.
The manufacturer of Breelib recommends the use of distilled water to care for Breelib. For full instructions, please refer to the Breelib Inhalation System Instructions for Use booklet (IFU) which is supplied in your Breelib Starter Pack.
After cleaning it is important to thoroughly rinse the nebuliser unit and mouthpiece to remove any cleaning water. You can find more information on rinsing here.
If it is not the end of the week and you are not boiling (disinfecting) the nebuliser unit and mouthpiece after cleaning, the nebuliser unit and mouthpiece should be left to air dry overnight.
▶ For more information, please see Drying the nebuliser unit and Drying the mouthpiece.
At the end of each week, you should boil (disinfect) the nebuliser unit and mouthpiece immediately after cleaning. If boiling the parts after cleaning, there is no need to allow them to air dry but the parts should be thoroughly rinsed with ZeroWater.