Nippy Clearway Cough Assistor with Carry bag

Nippy Clearway Cough Assistor – Mechanical Insufflation-Exsufflation Device for Airway Clearance

The Nippy Clearway Cough Assistor is a specialised mechanical insufflation–exsufflation (MI-E) device designed to help patients clear airway secretions when coughing is weak or ineffective. Using rapid alternation between positive and negative pressure, the Nippy Clearway Cough Assistor mimics a natural cough, promoting safe, effective mucus clearance and reducing respiratory complications.

This cough assist device is particularly valuable for individuals with neuromuscular disorders, spinal cord injuries, or respiratory muscle weakness. By improving secretion management and reducing the risk of chest infections, it supports better breathing comfort and overall respiratory health. Compact, user-friendly, and adaptable for both mask and tracheostomy interfaces, the Nippy Clearway Cough Assistor can be used in clinical and home care settings alike.

Key Features & Benefits of Nippy Clearway Cough Assistor

• Effective Airway Clearance: Simulates a natural cough via MI-E technology.

• Adjustable Settings: Inspiratory and expiratory pressures tailored to patient needs.

• Improved Secretion Management: Helps prevent respiratory infections and hospitalisations.

• Non-Invasive Application: Delivered through mask or tracheostomy.

• Portable Design: Compact and easy to use in hospital, home, or care environments.

• Trusted Brand: Manufactured by Breas under the Nippy medical device line.

Sold Separately: Masks, tracheostomy interfaces, filters, and other accessories.

The Nippy Clearway Cough Assistor provides a proven, non-invasive solution for patients with respiratory weakness, enabling more effective secretion clearance and reducing the risk of infection while improving comfort and independence.

Information on this page is provided for guidance and does not replace advice from a qualified clinician. Always read the manufacturer's instructions before use, and check that a device is suitable for the patient and the prescribed therapy.