A pediatric spacer is designed for young children aged 1 to 5 years to help administer inhaled medication more effectively. The spacer helps children use their inhalers correctly, ensuring that the medication is delivered to the lungs rather than staying in the mouth or throat.

Benefits
- Ensures that more medication reaches the lungs rather than being lost in the mouth.
- The bright orange color and comfortable shape make it easier for young children to use.
- Helps prevent the common errors of improper inhalation, ensuring the right amount of medication is delivered.
- Can be easily cleaned after each use to ensure hygiene and safe reuse.
- Lightweight and small, making it convenient for parents to carry around for on-the-go treatment.
- Promotes better medication absorption in the lungs, improving the effectiveness of the treatment.

Precautions:
- This spacer is intended for use by children aged 1 to 5 years.
- Ensure the child uses the spacer correctly to avoid ineffective medication delivery.
- Inspect the spacer regularly for cracks or wear to ensure it is still functioning properly.
- Always follow the healthcare provider's instructions regarding the medication to use with the spacer.
- Do not use sharp objects to clean the spacer, as this may damage it.
- Clean the spacer regularly according to the instructions to prevent bacterial buildup.

Main Components & Their Benefits:
- The spacer is made from safe, medical-grade materials designed for comfort and functionality:
- Medical-grade plastic: Durable and lightweight, ensuring the spacer is safe for use with children and easy to handle.
- Anti-static technology: Helps reduce the amount of medication that sticks to the sides of the spacer, maximizing the amount delivered to the lungs.
- Child-friendly mouthpiece: The mouthpiece is designed for comfort and to fit the smaller mouths of young children, ensuring proper inhalation.

Side Effects:
- In rare cases, if the spacer is not used properly, the child may experience mild irritation in the mouth or throat.
- If the spacer is not correctly positioned, the child may experience discomfort during use.
- After inhaling medication, some children may experience dryness in the mouth or throat.