Bosisto’s Steam Inhaler* is a portable and reusable container that makes steam inhalation easy and convenient. When inhaled, steam vapours quickly penetrate nasal and throat passages to rehydrate the vocal tract.
Directions for Use
Remove lid and take out inhaler piece.
Pour hot tap water (not boiling) into base to fill level.
Use a protective cloth if holding base when filling hot water.
Securely replace lid and insert inhaler piece.
Carry steam inhaler by base or on a tray.
Rest steam inhaler on a table or firm surface.
Breathe in soothing vapours.
More hot water can be added as needed.
Can be used as often as required.
Warnings and Disclaimers
*VocaLab recommends NOT using eucalyptus oil in with your water, as it has been shown to trigger Vocal Cord Dysfunction (Huggins, Kaplan, Martin-Harris & Sahn, 2004)
Use only as directed. Keep out of reach of children.
Not for use in children under 2 years.
Adult supervision required.
Do not use with boiling water due to risk of scalding.
Not for ingestion.
REFERENCE:
Huggins, J. T., Kaplan, A., Martin-Harris, B., & Sahn, S. A. (2004). Eucalyptus as a specific irritant causing vocal cord dysfunction. Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, 93(3), 299-303.
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