first eflow treatment

jfarel

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Okay, I tried the eflow this morning and was shocked at how quick it was. I think the pulmozyme was like 2 minutes or less and the colistin, normally 20 minutes, took about 6 minutes. I was amazed. Once I get the hang of cleaning the thing, and remember I can't put cold medication in the eflow things should go quicker. Today I was extra careful about cleaning and it took a while. I also couldn't believe how quite it was.
 

jfarel

New member
Okay, I tried the eflow this morning and was shocked at how quick it was. I think the pulmozyme was like 2 minutes or less and the colistin, normally 20 minutes, took about 6 minutes. I was amazed. Once I get the hang of cleaning the thing, and remember I can't put cold medication in the eflow things should go quicker. Today I was extra careful about cleaning and it took a while. I also couldn't believe how quite it was.
 

jfarel

New member
Okay, I tried the eflow this morning and was shocked at how quick it was. I think the pulmozyme was like 2 minutes or less and the colistin, normally 20 minutes, took about 6 minutes. I was amazed. Once I get the hang of cleaning the thing, and remember I can't put cold medication in the eflow things should go quicker. Today I was extra careful about cleaning and it took a while. I also couldn't believe how quite it was.
 

Chaggie

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Damn you, I'm jealous lol.

I just got off the phone with my case manager regarding mine. I need to get them information from foundation care and it goes to a review board on wednesday.
 

Chaggie

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Damn you, I'm jealous lol.

I just got off the phone with my case manager regarding mine. I need to get them information from foundation care and it goes to a review board on wednesday.
 

Chaggie

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Damn you, I'm jealous lol.

I just got off the phone with my case manager regarding mine. I need to get them information from foundation care and it goes to a review board on wednesday.
 

tapia

New member
okay...dumb question...what is an eflow? I am thinking it's a compressor because you said it took 2 mins to do your treatments.

And is that only available in certain areas? Cause i have never heard my doctor mention it or my nurse.
 

tapia

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okay...dumb question...what is an eflow? I am thinking it's a compressor because you said it took 2 mins to do your treatments.

And is that only available in certain areas? Cause i have never heard my doctor mention it or my nurse.
 

tapia

New member
okay...dumb question...what is an eflow? I am thinking it's a compressor because you said it took 2 mins to do your treatments.

And is that only available in certain areas? Cause i have never heard my doctor mention it or my nurse.
 

jfarel

New member
eflow is a new nebulizer and compressor in one. Its very small and can run on batteries or from ac power. look it up on the net.
 

jfarel

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eflow is a new nebulizer and compressor in one. Its very small and can run on batteries or from ac power. look it up on the net.
 

jfarel

New member
eflow is a new nebulizer and compressor in one. Its very small and can run on batteries or from ac power. look it up on the net.
 

Chaggie

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<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.paripharma.com/technologies1.htm">here's a link to PARI</a>
 

Chaggie

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<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.paripharma.com/technologies1.htm">here's a link to PARI</a>
 

Chaggie

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<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.paripharma.com/technologies1.htm">here's a link to PARI</a>
 

NoExcuses

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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>tapia</b></i>

okay...dumb question...what is an eflow? I am thinking it's a compressor because you said it took 2 mins to do your treatments.



And is that only available in certain areas? Cause i have never heard my doctor mention it or my nurse.</end quote></div>

many docs don't talk about it even though it's been on the market since november 2004. no clue why - there are efficacy studies and it's legit.
 

NoExcuses

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>tapia</b></i>

okay...dumb question...what is an eflow? I am thinking it's a compressor because you said it took 2 mins to do your treatments.



And is that only available in certain areas? Cause i have never heard my doctor mention it or my nurse.</end quote></div>

many docs don't talk about it even though it's been on the market since november 2004. no clue why - there are efficacy studies and it's legit.
 

NoExcuses

New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>tapia</b></i>

okay...dumb question...what is an eflow? I am thinking it's a compressor because you said it took 2 mins to do your treatments.



And is that only available in certain areas? Cause i have never heard my doctor mention it or my nurse.</end quote></div>

many docs don't talk about it even though it's been on the market since november 2004. no clue why - there are efficacy studies and it's legit.
 
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