Drive MEDNEB+ MQ5700 Compressor Nebulizer System – Home Nebulizer for Adult & Pediatric Use

The Drive MEDNEB+ MQ5700 Compressor Nebulizer System is a dependable, piston-driven unit designed for effective delivery of prescribed respiratory medications. Built for both adult and pediatric patients, this system converts liquid medication into a fine mist for targeted lung delivery—ideal for asthma, COPD, and other respiratory conditions.

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Quick Summary

• Piston-driven compressor nebulizer for reliable treatments
• Includes reusable and disposable nebulizer kits
• Compact desktop design for home use
• Consistent airflow for efficient medication delivery
• Suitable for adult and pediatric patients

Why Choose the Drive MEDNEB+ MQ5700?

This unit is built for consistent daily respiratory therapy, offering dependable airflow and durable compressor performance. The included accessories make it easy to start treatment immediately, while the compact design fits comfortably in any home care setting.

• Piston-driven system for consistent mist output
• Complete kit included – ready to use out of the box
• Quiet, durable design for home environments
• Ideal for caregivers and long-term therapy use

Key Specifications

• Brand: Drive Medical
• Model: MEDNEB+
• Part Number: MQ5700 / MQ5700B
• Compressor Type: Piston-driven
• Airflow: 5–8 LPM
• Max Pressure: ~39 PSI
• Power: 120VAC
• Patient Use: Adult & Pediatric
• Warranty: Limited 5 Year

What’s Included

• Airial compressor unit
• Disposable nebulizer kit
• Reusable nebulizer kit
• 7 ft kink-resistant tubing
• Mouthpiece
• Extra filters

Who This Nebulizer Is Best For

• Patients with asthma, COPD, or bronchial conditions
• Home healthcare and caregiver use
• Users needing consistent, stationary nebulizer treatments
• Families needing one unit for multiple users

Prescription Requirement

Prescription may be required. This nebulizer is intended for use with physician-prescribed medications.

Frequently Asked Questions About Nebulizers

Do I need a prescription for this nebulizer?

Yes, most nebulizers require a valid prescription when used with medication.

How does a compressor nebulizer work?

It uses compressed air to turn liquid medication into a fine mist for inhalation directly into the lungs.

How long does a treatment take?

Typical treatments take between 5–15 minutes depending on medication and dosage.

Can children use this nebulizer?

Yes, it is designed for both adult and pediatric patients with appropriate accessories.

How often should I clean it?

Clean after each use and disinfect regularly to ensure safe and effective therapy.

What conditions does this treat?

Common uses include asthma, COPD, bronchitis, and other respiratory conditions requiring inhaled medication.