[Maddison]

Hi Padcrijona,

We have just started using them at the Gold Coast University Hospital.

1) We have no issues; they are very quick and easy to assemble, and we administer the dose to the patient. The only negative we have is that unlike a clear spacer you can’t see the dose. We like to give our patients the option if they do not like keep the hard plastic mini spacer.

2) No local data collected, but we have been getting patients having significant BDRs when using these spacers (no more or less than the other spacer).

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