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Believingjesus, I don't see any reason why the plastic pieces can't be soaked in isopropyl alcohol or hydrogen peroxide, the only 2 cold cleaning methods left that the CF Foundation still endorses to disinfect. From browsing the site, it'd be the clear plastic pieces in the box on the right...

Robin, Not too long ago, a new device using sound frequencies, The Vibralung, was introduced in the airway clearance section of this forum. I just looked it up on the company website, and found this: http://westmedinc.com/vibralung/ Usual Suspect

Liza, After reading the statement by Mr. McPeck again, it says the treatment sessions were 10 minutes. However, with vest therapy, the amount of time people spend doing it seems to be all over the map. What sounds really intriguing to me is the range of 5-1200Hz, and not having to manually...

Is there anybody on this forum who got to try it in Arizona? It'd be great to have some feedback.

It looks much different than The Frequencer according to this article I found: http://www.pharmacy.arizona.edu/features/alumni-donors/unusual-device-may-aid-cystic-fibrosis-patients

Many pharmacies carry it or can at least order it. Try Walgreen's. I forget which company started making it again after it was discontinued. I'll have to research it when I get a chance.

Many pharmacies carry it or can at least order it. Try Walgreen's. I forget which company started making it again after it was discontinued. I'll have to research it when I get a chance.

Many pharmacies carry it or can at least order it. Try Walgreen's. I forget which company started making it again after it was discontinued. I'll have to research it when I get a chance.

Many pharmacies carry it or can at least order it. Try Walgreen's. I forget which company started making it again after it was discontinued. I'll have to research it when I get a chance.

Many pharmacies carry it or can at least order it. Try Walgreen's. I forget which company started making it again after it was discontinued. I'll have to research it when I get a chance.

Many people with impaired GTT's or actual CFRD can have normal fasting glucoses and/or a normal AIC. Even if you don't have full blown CFRD, you could have an impaired glucose tolerance test, which very well could manifest into CFRD. The whole idea is to be proactive about it. Also, a...

Many people with impaired GTT's or actual CFRD can have normal fasting glucoses and/or a normal AIC. Even if you don't have full blown CFRD, you could have an impaired glucose tolerance test, which very well could manifest into CFRD. The whole idea is to be proactive about it. Also, a...

Many people with impaired GTT's or actual CFRD can have normal fasting glucoses and/or a normal AIC. Even if you don't have full blown CFRD, you could have an impaired glucose tolerance test, which very well could manifest into CFRD. The whole idea is to be proactive about it. Also, a...

Many people with impaired GTT's or actual CFRD can have normal fasting glucoses and/or a normal AIC. Even if you don't have full blown CFRD, you could have an impaired glucose tolerance test, which very well could manifest into CFRD. The whole idea is to be proactive about it. Also, a...

Many people with impaired GTT's or actual CFRD can have normal fasting glucoses and/or a normal AIC. Even if you don't have full blown CFRD, you could have an impaired glucose tolerance test, which very well could manifest into CFRD. The whole idea is to be proactive about it. Also, a...