New Compressor

tara · Jan 16, 2008

I'm looking to buy a small portable nebulizer compressor. I've heard about the Pari Trek and the Pari Pro Neb Ultra II.

Is there any reason I can't use the Trek for 3+ hours a day at home? And of course it would be small enough to pack for a vacation as well.

What kind of compressor do you have? What do you wish you had and why? I'm open to any brand. My main point of concern is portability and longevity of the machine. I want it to last and be durable to use all the time, but small enough to pack in a suitcase easily.

Thanks in advance!

tara · Jan 16, 2008

I'm looking to buy a small portable nebulizer compressor. I've heard about the Pari Trek and the Pari Pro Neb Ultra II.

Is there any reason I can't use the Trek for 3+ hours a day at home? And of course it would be small enough to pack for a vacation as well.

What kind of compressor do you have? What do you wish you had and why? I'm open to any brand. My main point of concern is portability and longevity of the machine. I want it to last and be durable to use all the time, but small enough to pack in a suitcase easily.

Thanks in advance!

tara · Jan 16, 2008

I'm looking to buy a small portable nebulizer compressor. I've heard about the Pari Trek and the Pari Pro Neb Ultra II.

Is there any reason I can't use the Trek for 3+ hours a day at home? And of course it would be small enough to pack for a vacation as well.

What kind of compressor do you have? What do you wish you had and why? I'm open to any brand. My main point of concern is portability and longevity of the machine. I want it to last and be durable to use all the time, but small enough to pack in a suitcase easily.

Thanks in advance!

tara · Jan 16, 2008

I'm looking to buy a small portable nebulizer compressor. I've heard about the Pari Trek and the Pari Pro Neb Ultra II.

Is there any reason I can't use the Trek for 3+ hours a day at home? And of course it would be small enough to pack for a vacation as well.

What kind of compressor do you have? What do you wish you had and why? I'm open to any brand. My main point of concern is portability and longevity of the machine. I want it to last and be durable to use all the time, but small enough to pack in a suitcase easily.

Thanks in advance!

tara · Jan 16, 2008

I'm looking to buy a small portable nebulizer compressor. I've heard about the Pari Trek and the Pari Pro Neb Ultra II.

Is there any reason I can't use the Trek for 3+ hours a day at home? And of course it would be small enough to pack for a vacation as well.

What kind of compressor do you have? What do you wish you had and why? I'm open to any brand. My main point of concern is portability and longevity of the machine. I want it to last and be durable to use all the time, but small enough to pack in a suitcase easily.

Thanks in advance!

hopesiris · Jan 16, 2008

I have a Pari Trek but I only use it 10-30 minutes a day for albuterol and HTS. I love the size and that it comes with a travel case and car charger. What I don't like is that the battery doesn't stay charged as long as it used to. That may be because I use it regularly, so I can sit anywhere at home and use it. I've had it less than a year.

There is something called and eflow that some people like. I'm sure someone will tell you about it.

hopesiris · Jan 16, 2008

I have a Pari Trek but I only use it 10-30 minutes a day for albuterol and HTS. I love the size and that it comes with a travel case and car charger. What I don't like is that the battery doesn't stay charged as long as it used to. That may be because I use it regularly, so I can sit anywhere at home and use it. I've had it less than a year.

There is something called and eflow that some people like. I'm sure someone will tell you about it.

hopesiris · Jan 16, 2008

I have a Pari Trek but I only use it 10-30 minutes a day for albuterol and HTS. I love the size and that it comes with a travel case and car charger. What I don't like is that the battery doesn't stay charged as long as it used to. That may be because I use it regularly, so I can sit anywhere at home and use it. I've had it less than a year.

There is something called and eflow that some people like. I'm sure someone will tell you about it.

hopesiris · Jan 16, 2008

I have a Pari Trek but I only use it 10-30 minutes a day for albuterol and HTS. I love the size and that it comes with a travel case and car charger. What I don't like is that the battery doesn't stay charged as long as it used to. That may be because I use it regularly, so I can sit anywhere at home and use it. I've had it less than a year.

There is something called and eflow that some people like. I'm sure someone will tell you about it.

hopesiris · Jan 16, 2008

I have a Pari Trek but I only use it 10-30 minutes a day for albuterol and HTS. I love the size and that it comes with a travel case and car charger. What I don't like is that the battery doesn't stay charged as long as it used to. That may be because I use it regularly, so I can sit anywhere at home and use it. I've had it less than a year.

There is something called and eflow that some people like. I'm sure someone will tell you about it.

Chaggie · Jan 16, 2008

The only issue with the trek is it doesn't get the particle size small enough for TOBI or pulmozyme, but as long as the batteries last you can us for as long as you want.

Chaggie · Jan 16, 2008

The only issue with the trek is it doesn't get the particle size small enough for TOBI or pulmozyme, but as long as the batteries last you can us for as long as you want.

Chaggie · Jan 16, 2008

The only issue with the trek is it doesn't get the particle size small enough for TOBI or pulmozyme, but as long as the batteries last you can us for as long as you want.

Chaggie · Jan 16, 2008

The only issue with the trek is it doesn't get the particle size small enough for TOBI or pulmozyme, but as long as the batteries last you can us for as long as you want.

Chaggie · Jan 16, 2008

The only issue with the trek is it doesn't get the particle size small enough for TOBI or pulmozyme, but as long as the batteries last you can us for as long as you want.

jamie6girl · Jan 16, 2008