e flow nebulizer?

proverbs3

New member
I tried to search for E Flow Nebulizer and came up with 'nada'. Is it called something else? Your conversations about aerosol heads is confusing to me.

Dana, no I do not take offense at anything. With only 2 years on us, we still have so much to learn. Our nebulizer seems to be always giving us trouble. In 2 years, we're on our 5th one. We have one of those converter outlets for the car lighter so Faith can do her therapy, both nebs and vest, in the car if we on the go or on long trips. They don't know, but the compressor could not be working properly because of that, but there not sure. But it's made life so much easier. I wanted to try and get one of the battery operated ones just for times like in the car, but insurance won't pay for that one.

Anyway, she and I are both getting frustrated because of the TOBI taking so long.
 

proverbs3

New member
I tried to search for E Flow Nebulizer and came up with 'nada'. Is it called something else? Your conversations about aerosol heads is confusing to me.

Dana, no I do not take offense at anything. With only 2 years on us, we still have so much to learn. Our nebulizer seems to be always giving us trouble. In 2 years, we're on our 5th one. We have one of those converter outlets for the car lighter so Faith can do her therapy, both nebs and vest, in the car if we on the go or on long trips. They don't know, but the compressor could not be working properly because of that, but there not sure. But it's made life so much easier. I wanted to try and get one of the battery operated ones just for times like in the car, but insurance won't pay for that one.

Anyway, she and I are both getting frustrated because of the TOBI taking so long.
 

proverbs3

New member
I tried to search for E Flow Nebulizer and came up with 'nada'. Is it called something else? Your conversations about aerosol heads is confusing to me.

Dana, no I do not take offense at anything. With only 2 years on us, we still have so much to learn. Our nebulizer seems to be always giving us trouble. In 2 years, we're on our 5th one. We have one of those converter outlets for the car lighter so Faith can do her therapy, both nebs and vest, in the car if we on the go or on long trips. They don't know, but the compressor could not be working properly because of that, but there not sure. But it's made life so much easier. I wanted to try and get one of the battery operated ones just for times like in the car, but insurance won't pay for that one.

Anyway, she and I are both getting frustrated because of the TOBI taking so long.
 

proverbs3

New member
I tried to search for E Flow Nebulizer and came up with 'nada'. Is it called something else? Your conversations about aerosol heads is confusing to me.

Dana, no I do not take offense at anything. With only 2 years on us, we still have so much to learn. Our nebulizer seems to be always giving us trouble. In 2 years, we're on our 5th one. We have one of those converter outlets for the car lighter so Faith can do her therapy, both nebs and vest, in the car if we on the go or on long trips. They don't know, but the compressor could not be working properly because of that, but there not sure. But it's made life so much easier. I wanted to try and get one of the battery operated ones just for times like in the car, but insurance won't pay for that one.

Anyway, she and I are both getting frustrated because of the TOBI taking so long.
 

proverbs3

New member
I tried to search for E Flow Nebulizer and came up with 'nada'. Is it called something else? Your conversations about aerosol heads is confusing to me.

Dana, no I do not take offense at anything. With only 2 years on us, we still have so much to learn. Our nebulizer seems to be always giving us trouble. In 2 years, we're on our 5th one. We have one of those converter outlets for the car lighter so Faith can do her therapy, both nebs and vest, in the car if we on the go or on long trips. They don't know, but the compressor could not be working properly because of that, but there not sure. But it's made life so much easier. I wanted to try and get one of the battery operated ones just for times like in the car, but insurance won't pay for that one.

Anyway, she and I are both getting frustrated because of the TOBI taking so long.
 

ktsmom

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hope this link works....

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">http://www.sourcecf-crd.com/
</a>
 

ktsmom

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hope this link works....

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">http://www.sourcecf-crd.com/
</a>
 

ktsmom

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hope this link works....

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.sourcecf-crd.com/
">http://www.sourcecf-crd.com/
</a>
 

ktsmom

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hope this link works....

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.sourcecf-crd.com/
">http://www.sourcecf-crd.com/
</a>
 

ktsmom

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hope this link works....

<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.sourcecf-crd.com/
">http://www.sourcecf-crd.com/
</a>
 

Ratatosk

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Staff member
We found that our orignal Pari Proneb ultra was faulty from day one. We didn't realize that duoneb wasn't supposed to take 20 minutes, nor was tobi supposed to take 45 until a relative gave us an older model Devilbiss Pulmoaid, which her daughter used to use for asthma treatments. Duoneb took 10-15 and Tobi 20-23 minutes. I promptly ordered up a newer Devilbiss to use as our regular compressor. Unfortunately, it got louder and treatment times increased, so I had to send it in -- was still under warranty -- got a new one. More recently, I ordered a pari proneb ultra II for use when we travel as it's more compact and it has that handy neb cup holder <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Ratatosk

Administrator
Staff member
We found that our orignal Pari Proneb ultra was faulty from day one. We didn't realize that duoneb wasn't supposed to take 20 minutes, nor was tobi supposed to take 45 until a relative gave us an older model Devilbiss Pulmoaid, which her daughter used to use for asthma treatments. Duoneb took 10-15 and Tobi 20-23 minutes. I promptly ordered up a newer Devilbiss to use as our regular compressor. Unfortunately, it got louder and treatment times increased, so I had to send it in -- was still under warranty -- got a new one. More recently, I ordered a pari proneb ultra II for use when we travel as it's more compact and it has that handy neb cup holder <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Ratatosk

Administrator
Staff member
We found that our orignal Pari Proneb ultra was faulty from day one. We didn't realize that duoneb wasn't supposed to take 20 minutes, nor was tobi supposed to take 45 until a relative gave us an older model Devilbiss Pulmoaid, which her daughter used to use for asthma treatments. Duoneb took 10-15 and Tobi 20-23 minutes. I promptly ordered up a newer Devilbiss to use as our regular compressor. Unfortunately, it got louder and treatment times increased, so I had to send it in -- was still under warranty -- got a new one. More recently, I ordered a pari proneb ultra II for use when we travel as it's more compact and it has that handy neb cup holder <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Ratatosk

Administrator
Staff member
We found that our orignal Pari Proneb ultra was faulty from day one. We didn't realize that duoneb wasn't supposed to take 20 minutes, nor was tobi supposed to take 45 until a relative gave us an older model Devilbiss Pulmoaid, which her daughter used to use for asthma treatments. Duoneb took 10-15 and Tobi 20-23 minutes. I promptly ordered up a newer Devilbiss to use as our regular compressor. Unfortunately, it got louder and treatment times increased, so I had to send it in -- was still under warranty -- got a new one. More recently, I ordered a pari proneb ultra II for use when we travel as it's more compact and it has that handy neb cup holder <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Ratatosk

Administrator
Staff member
We found that our orignal Pari Proneb ultra was faulty from day one. We didn't realize that duoneb wasn't supposed to take 20 minutes, nor was tobi supposed to take 45 until a relative gave us an older model Devilbiss Pulmoaid, which her daughter used to use for asthma treatments. Duoneb took 10-15 and Tobi 20-23 minutes. I promptly ordered up a newer Devilbiss to use as our regular compressor. Unfortunately, it got louder and treatment times increased, so I had to send it in -- was still under warranty -- got a new one. More recently, I ordered a pari proneb ultra II for use when we travel as it's more compact and it has that handy neb cup holder <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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