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The I-neb is my neb

Learning how to use the I-neb AAD System

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“The once-a-day cleaning saved a lot of time. It gave me the convenience to take it to the mall or on a sightseeing trip or anywhere else.”

—Wayne T, I-neb AAD user since 2006

“It’s so small and portable. You don’t have to have a big purse to carry it around. It’s lightweight and I can just take it anywhere and just put it together and go for it.”

—Debbie C, I-neb AAD user since 2006

“I had in my mind this notion of, you know, one of those things that had the tube hanging out and steam coming in and out and all the stuff... So, when the nurse came in with this little machine, I thought, wow!”

—Billie O, I-neb AAD user since 2006

Your I-neb AAD System2

Mobility, freedom, and portability. That’s what you get with the I-neb AAD System. You can take the I-neb AAD System with you for treatments almost anywhere at any time.* The I-neb AAD System comes with two convenient carrying cases for your chamber lids with mesh.

What is the I-neb AAD?

The I-neb AAD is a special system that is used to inhale Ventavis. AAD stands for Adaptive Aerosol Delivery. Ventavis must be taken with the I-neb AAD System because it is the only system approved by the FDA and available for use with Ventavis. Ventavis should be inhaled as your doctor prescribes, usually 6-9 times a day, but not more often than every 2 hours.1

Why is Ventavis inhaled?

Inhaling Ventavis gets it right to the lungs—the site of the disease. Inhaled Ventavis therapy allows patients to avoid infections and other complications that may occur with pumps, needles, and catheters—the other ways to deliver manmade prostacyclin into the body.

Designed for your ease of use2

  • No need for difficult assembly or disassembly, as with some nebulizers
  • No daily, weekly, or monthly scheduled part replacement
  • Only once-a-day cleaning and weekly boil—no daily boiling required

Adapts to your breathing pattern

  • Smart technology learns your unique breathing pattern
  • Adaptability means you’ll get the right amount of medicine delivered right to your lungs

You can take it with you

  • Unlike some nebulizers, the I-neb AAD isn’t big and bulky—you can take your treatments almost anywhere, as prescribed
  • Up to 40 uses per battery charge
  • Small and lightweight—fits into a purse or jacket pocket


After you receive your Ventavis prescription and I-neb AAD System from your specialty pharmacy, they will schedule a meeting between you and a Ventavis-trained nurse educator. The nurse educator will meet with you (either at home or in your doctor’s office) to show you how to take your Ventavis treatments, and how to use and clean the I-neb AAD System.

  • Each treatment should take about 4 to 10 minutes.
  • If you notice that your treatments are starting to take longer than usual, call your specialty pharmacy to ask for help.
  • Or you can call PAH Pathways.™ Our team of PAH Pathways Counselors will work with your insurance provider to help answer your questions. Call 1-866- ACTELION (1-866-228-3546) Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 8 PM (Eastern time), 6 AM to 5 PM (Pacific time), to help get you back on track.

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