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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Alyssa[/ I think it works by high heat & ultraviolet light. It runs for 30 minutes and feels much like a blow dryer. We have put the spacer in there too and it came out completly dry. I would imagine if you found the website of the...

I use electric steam sterilizer made for baby bottles. It is much more convenient than boiling but you do need new neb cups since the ones you are using will not withstand steamer either. My baby first encountered pseudo when she was 3 months. I was obsessed with avoiding ANY wet areas and...

My daughter also cultured mrsa and our doctor too told us about the study that is supposed to be completed I believe this month (June). Meanwhile we followed a bactrim/mupirocin/Hibiclens protocol for 3 weeks which I believe is what they are trying out in this study for pediatric patients. It...

Us too rocked her to sleep (on a rectangular long pillow "facing down" and on the lap) and then did her inhalations. Things positively changed when at 9 months we got a vest. It wasn't an actual vest but an infant wrap around since the chest is so little. We would initially put it on the lowest...

PS: I don't know if there is a connection but pseudo we've been culturing since she was 3 months is gone now...

PS: I don't know if there is a connection but pseudo we've been culturing since she was 3 months is gone now...

My daughter is one year old and in addition to pseudomonas recently cultured mrsa as well. We've tried bactrim, Hibiclens washes and mupirocin nose ointment twice daily during the period of 3 weeks but it didn't help. Can anyone share the protocol that worked to eradicate mrsa?

My daughter is one year old and in addition to pseudomonas recently cultured mrsa as well. We've tried bactrim, Hibiclens washes and mupirocin nose ointment twice daily during the period of 3 weeks but it didn't help. Can anyone share the protocol that worked to eradicate mrsa?

Anybody has a suggestion on which cooler to buy for the purpose of air traveling with refrigerated meds? Thanx!

Anybody has a suggestion on which cooler to buy for the purpose of air traveling with refrigerated meds? Thanx!

We just got ours and somewhat confused... It's called "50 PSI" but I see on the round monitor it goes to up to 150?! Which PSI to use for albuterol, pulmozyme, HTS and how long does it take you?

We just got ours and somewhat confused... It's called "50 PSI" but I see on the round monitor it goes to up to 150?! Which PSI to use for albuterol, pulmozyme, HTS and how long does it take you?

<P>My7montholddaughter has been positivefor pseudomonas few times in a row after completing a 28 day tobi course. The results just say Pseudomonas Aeriginosa without identifying the type (the straint?). I wonder if that's the same PA all along or is it possible that she catches it in the short...

<P>My7montholddaughter has been positivefor pseudomonas few times in a row after completing a 28 day tobi course. The results just say Pseudomonas Aeriginosa without identifying the type (the straint?). I wonder if that's the same PA all along or is it possible that she catches it in the short...

<P>My7montholddaughter has been positivefor pseudomonas few times in a row after completing a 28 day tobi course. The results just say Pseudomonas Aeriginosa without identifying the type (the straint?). I wonder if that's the same PA all along or is it possible that she catches it in the short...

We've tried Pari Trek and Omron's 73NEU22V. Pari is an absolute garbage; takes ages, loud, vibrates even on a pillow and the battery constantly needs recharging. The omron is excellent in all above aspects except for speed...Takes appr 12 min for pulmozyme and 38 for tobi but it weights nothing...

We've tried Pari Trek and Omron's 73NEU22V. Pari is an absolute garbage; takes ages, loud, vibrates even on a pillow and the battery constantly needs recharging. The omron is excellent in all above aspects except for speed...Takes appr 12 min for pulmozyme and 38 for tobi but it weights nothing...

We've tried Pari Trek and Omron's 73NEU22V. Pari is an absolute garbage; takes ages, loud, vibrates even on a pillow and the battery constantly needs recharging. The omron is excellent in all above aspects except for speed...Takes appr 12 min for pulmozyme and 38 for tobi but it weights nothing...

We've tried Pari Trek and Omron's 73NEU22V. Pari is an absolute garbage; takes ages, loud, vibrates even on a pillow and the battery constantly needs recharging. The omron is excellent in all above aspects except for speed...Takes appr 12 min for pulmozyme and 38 for tobi but it weights nothing...

We've tried Pari Trek and Omron's 73NEU22V. Pari is an absolute garbage; takes ages, loud, vibrates even on a pillow and the battery constantly needs recharging. The omron is excellent in all above aspects except for speed...Takes appr 12 min for pulmozyme and 38 for tobi but it weights nothing...