cysticfibrosisgirl
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what kind of neb cups do you all use for your treatments? and where do your buy then becuase I am having issues getting more then one neb cup with out having to pay for them..
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Nebulizer cups
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cysticfibrosisgirl
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what kind of neb cups do you all use for your treatments? and where do your buy then becuase I am having issues getting more then one neb cup with out having to pay for them..
cysticfibrosisgirl
New member
what kind of neb cups do you all use for your treatments? and where do your buy then becuase I am having issues getting more then one neb cup with out having to pay for them..
cysticfibrosisgirl
New member
what kind of neb cups do you all use for your treatments? and where do your buy then becuase I am having issues getting more then one neb cup with out having to pay for them..
cysticfibrosisgirl
New member
what kind of neb cups do you all use for your treatments? and where do your buy then becuase I am having issues getting more then one neb cup with out having to pay for them..
bittyhorse23
New member
I know I don't use the right cups but I can tell you anyhow...
I use the PARI LC Plus (Free) that comes with my TOBI for my TOBI and nebs when I do them in the car because it goes really quickly. I get regular neb cups from my medical supply place nd I usually can only get two at a time. The cost me $1.05 a piece (such an odd number!).
Hope that helps a little....I would try talking to your insurance company or the medical supply place. Or if you don't have a supplier, I would call your insurance and ask for one that is in your network around you and then talk to them. Otherwise I am not too sure where to get stuff.
I use the PARI LC Plus (Free) that comes with my TOBI for my TOBI and nebs when I do them in the car because it goes really quickly. I get regular neb cups from my medical supply place nd I usually can only get two at a time. The cost me $1.05 a piece (such an odd number!).
Hope that helps a little....I would try talking to your insurance company or the medical supply place. Or if you don't have a supplier, I would call your insurance and ask for one that is in your network around you and then talk to them. Otherwise I am not too sure where to get stuff.
bittyhorse23
New member
I know I don't use the right cups but I can tell you anyhow...
I use the PARI LC Plus (Free) that comes with my TOBI for my TOBI and nebs when I do them in the car because it goes really quickly. I get regular neb cups from my medical supply place nd I usually can only get two at a time. The cost me $1.05 a piece (such an odd number!).
Hope that helps a little....I would try talking to your insurance company or the medical supply place. Or if you don't have a supplier, I would call your insurance and ask for one that is in your network around you and then talk to them. Otherwise I am not too sure where to get stuff.
I use the PARI LC Plus (Free) that comes with my TOBI for my TOBI and nebs when I do them in the car because it goes really quickly. I get regular neb cups from my medical supply place nd I usually can only get two at a time. The cost me $1.05 a piece (such an odd number!).
Hope that helps a little....I would try talking to your insurance company or the medical supply place. Or if you don't have a supplier, I would call your insurance and ask for one that is in your network around you and then talk to them. Otherwise I am not too sure where to get stuff.
bittyhorse23
New member
I know I don't use the right cups but I can tell you anyhow...
I use the PARI LC Plus (Free) that comes with my TOBI for my TOBI and nebs when I do them in the car because it goes really quickly. I get regular neb cups from my medical supply place nd I usually can only get two at a time. The cost me $1.05 a piece (such an odd number!).
Hope that helps a little....I would try talking to your insurance company or the medical supply place. Or if you don't have a supplier, I would call your insurance and ask for one that is in your network around you and then talk to them. Otherwise I am not too sure where to get stuff.
I use the PARI LC Plus (Free) that comes with my TOBI for my TOBI and nebs when I do them in the car because it goes really quickly. I get regular neb cups from my medical supply place nd I usually can only get two at a time. The cost me $1.05 a piece (such an odd number!).
Hope that helps a little....I would try talking to your insurance company or the medical supply place. Or if you don't have a supplier, I would call your insurance and ask for one that is in your network around you and then talk to them. Otherwise I am not too sure where to get stuff.
bittyhorse23
New member
I know I don't use the right cups but I can tell you anyhow...
I use the PARI LC Plus (Free) that comes with my TOBI for my TOBI and nebs when I do them in the car because it goes really quickly. I get regular neb cups from my medical supply place nd I usually can only get two at a time. The cost me $1.05 a piece (such an odd number!).
Hope that helps a little....I would try talking to your insurance company or the medical supply place. Or if you don't have a supplier, I would call your insurance and ask for one that is in your network around you and then talk to them. Otherwise I am not too sure where to get stuff.
I use the PARI LC Plus (Free) that comes with my TOBI for my TOBI and nebs when I do them in the car because it goes really quickly. I get regular neb cups from my medical supply place nd I usually can only get two at a time. The cost me $1.05 a piece (such an odd number!).
Hope that helps a little....I would try talking to your insurance company or the medical supply place. Or if you don't have a supplier, I would call your insurance and ask for one that is in your network around you and then talk to them. Otherwise I am not too sure where to get stuff.
bittyhorse23
New member
I know I don't use the right cups but I can tell you anyhow...
I use the PARI LC Plus (Free) that comes with my TOBI for my TOBI and nebs when I do them in the car because it goes really quickly. I get regular neb cups from my medical supply place nd I usually can only get two at a time. The cost me $1.05 a piece (such an odd number!).
Hope that helps a little....I would try talking to your insurance company or the medical supply place. Or if you don't have a supplier, I would call your insurance and ask for one that is in your network around you and then talk to them. Otherwise I am not too sure where to get stuff.
I use the PARI LC Plus (Free) that comes with my TOBI for my TOBI and nebs when I do them in the car because it goes really quickly. I get regular neb cups from my medical supply place nd I usually can only get two at a time. The cost me $1.05 a piece (such an odd number!).
Hope that helps a little....I would try talking to your insurance company or the medical supply place. Or if you don't have a supplier, I would call your insurance and ask for one that is in your network around you and then talk to them. Otherwise I am not too sure where to get stuff.
We use the pari's with everything. They last for 6 months, can be boiled. The RT at the clinic gives us a bag of them when we ask. Otherwise I've purchased from American Allergy and I think ihealthdepot.com where I purchased the pari proneb ultra II for DS had some at a good price, too -- though I don't know what they charge for shipping -- that could be cost prohibitive.
I've never dealt with insurance covering them 'cuz it's been too much of a hassle -- doctor has to write a script, get the home health store to carry that brand... If you're on Tobi, have you checked into the tobi foundation program. If your copay is higher than $25 and you meet income requirements -- they'll pay what insurance doesn't cover. You have to get your tobi from CF Pharmacy, but every other month they'll send you a pari neb cup, too. If you're on pulmozyme, gentech (sp) also has a foundation to help defray drug costs.
I've never dealt with insurance covering them 'cuz it's been too much of a hassle -- doctor has to write a script, get the home health store to carry that brand... If you're on Tobi, have you checked into the tobi foundation program. If your copay is higher than $25 and you meet income requirements -- they'll pay what insurance doesn't cover. You have to get your tobi from CF Pharmacy, but every other month they'll send you a pari neb cup, too. If you're on pulmozyme, gentech (sp) also has a foundation to help defray drug costs.
We use the pari's with everything. They last for 6 months, can be boiled. The RT at the clinic gives us a bag of them when we ask. Otherwise I've purchased from American Allergy and I think ihealthdepot.com where I purchased the pari proneb ultra II for DS had some at a good price, too -- though I don't know what they charge for shipping -- that could be cost prohibitive.
I've never dealt with insurance covering them 'cuz it's been too much of a hassle -- doctor has to write a script, get the home health store to carry that brand... If you're on Tobi, have you checked into the tobi foundation program. If your copay is higher than $25 and you meet income requirements -- they'll pay what insurance doesn't cover. You have to get your tobi from CF Pharmacy, but every other month they'll send you a pari neb cup, too. If you're on pulmozyme, gentech (sp) also has a foundation to help defray drug costs.
I've never dealt with insurance covering them 'cuz it's been too much of a hassle -- doctor has to write a script, get the home health store to carry that brand... If you're on Tobi, have you checked into the tobi foundation program. If your copay is higher than $25 and you meet income requirements -- they'll pay what insurance doesn't cover. You have to get your tobi from CF Pharmacy, but every other month they'll send you a pari neb cup, too. If you're on pulmozyme, gentech (sp) also has a foundation to help defray drug costs.
We use the pari's with everything. They last for 6 months, can be boiled. The RT at the clinic gives us a bag of them when we ask. Otherwise I've purchased from American Allergy and I think ihealthdepot.com where I purchased the pari proneb ultra II for DS had some at a good price, too -- though I don't know what they charge for shipping -- that could be cost prohibitive.
I've never dealt with insurance covering them 'cuz it's been too much of a hassle -- doctor has to write a script, get the home health store to carry that brand... If you're on Tobi, have you checked into the tobi foundation program. If your copay is higher than $25 and you meet income requirements -- they'll pay what insurance doesn't cover. You have to get your tobi from CF Pharmacy, but every other month they'll send you a pari neb cup, too. If you're on pulmozyme, gentech (sp) also has a foundation to help defray drug costs.
I've never dealt with insurance covering them 'cuz it's been too much of a hassle -- doctor has to write a script, get the home health store to carry that brand... If you're on Tobi, have you checked into the tobi foundation program. If your copay is higher than $25 and you meet income requirements -- they'll pay what insurance doesn't cover. You have to get your tobi from CF Pharmacy, but every other month they'll send you a pari neb cup, too. If you're on pulmozyme, gentech (sp) also has a foundation to help defray drug costs.
We use the pari's with everything. They last for 6 months, can be boiled. The RT at the clinic gives us a bag of them when we ask. Otherwise I've purchased from American Allergy and I think ihealthdepot.com where I purchased the pari proneb ultra II for DS had some at a good price, too -- though I don't know what they charge for shipping -- that could be cost prohibitive.
I've never dealt with insurance covering them 'cuz it's been too much of a hassle -- doctor has to write a script, get the home health store to carry that brand... If you're on Tobi, have you checked into the tobi foundation program. If your copay is higher than $25 and you meet income requirements -- they'll pay what insurance doesn't cover. You have to get your tobi from CF Pharmacy, but every other month they'll send you a pari neb cup, too. If you're on pulmozyme, gentech (sp) also has a foundation to help defray drug costs.
I've never dealt with insurance covering them 'cuz it's been too much of a hassle -- doctor has to write a script, get the home health store to carry that brand... If you're on Tobi, have you checked into the tobi foundation program. If your copay is higher than $25 and you meet income requirements -- they'll pay what insurance doesn't cover. You have to get your tobi from CF Pharmacy, but every other month they'll send you a pari neb cup, too. If you're on pulmozyme, gentech (sp) also has a foundation to help defray drug costs.
We use the pari's with everything. They last for 6 months, can be boiled. The RT at the clinic gives us a bag of them when we ask. Otherwise I've purchased from American Allergy and I think ihealthdepot.com where I purchased the pari proneb ultra II for DS had some at a good price, too -- though I don't know what they charge for shipping -- that could be cost prohibitive.
I've never dealt with insurance covering them 'cuz it's been too much of a hassle -- doctor has to write a script, get the home health store to carry that brand... If you're on Tobi, have you checked into the tobi foundation program. If your copay is higher than $25 and you meet income requirements -- they'll pay what insurance doesn't cover. You have to get your tobi from CF Pharmacy, but every other month they'll send you a pari neb cup, too. If you're on pulmozyme, gentech (sp) also has a foundation to help defray drug costs.
I've never dealt with insurance covering them 'cuz it's been too much of a hassle -- doctor has to write a script, get the home health store to carry that brand... If you're on Tobi, have you checked into the tobi foundation program. If your copay is higher than $25 and you meet income requirements -- they'll pay what insurance doesn't cover. You have to get your tobi from CF Pharmacy, but every other month they'll send you a pari neb cup, too. If you're on pulmozyme, gentech (sp) also has a foundation to help defray drug costs.