Travel nebulizer

Jeana

New member
I have heard that there is a smaller size nebulizer for traveling. I would really like one, but I'm worried that my insurance won't pay. Has anyone had insurance pay for this? I got my Pulmomate 3 years ago, same insurance that I have now.
 

Jeana

New member
I have heard that there is a smaller size nebulizer for traveling. I would really like one, but I'm worried that my insurance won't pay. Has anyone had insurance pay for this? I got my Pulmomate 3 years ago, same insurance that I have now.
 

Jeana

New member
I have heard that there is a smaller size nebulizer for traveling. I would really like one, but I'm worried that my insurance won't pay. Has anyone had insurance pay for this? I got my Pulmomate 3 years ago, same insurance that I have now.
 

Jeana

New member
I have heard that there is a smaller size nebulizer for traveling. I would really like one, but I'm worried that my insurance won't pay. Has anyone had insurance pay for this? I got my Pulmomate 3 years ago, same insurance that I have now.
 

Jeana

New member
I have heard that there is a smaller size nebulizer for traveling. I would really like one, but I'm worried that my insurance won't pay. Has anyone had insurance pay for this? I got my Pulmomate 3 years ago, same insurance that I have now.
 

Jeana

New member
Wait a sec! I just looked them up and they look cheaper than I thought, but I'm not sure if those are quality. Does anyone have one and how does it compare with the real thing? My doctor insists that his patients must do Pulmozyme with a Pulmomate. Do I need a prescription from him for one of these? Does Pulmomate make a travel size neb?
 

Jeana

New member
Wait a sec! I just looked them up and they look cheaper than I thought, but I'm not sure if those are quality. Does anyone have one and how does it compare with the real thing? My doctor insists that his patients must do Pulmozyme with a Pulmomate. Do I need a prescription from him for one of these? Does Pulmomate make a travel size neb?
 

Jeana

New member
Wait a sec! I just looked them up and they look cheaper than I thought, but I'm not sure if those are quality. Does anyone have one and how does it compare with the real thing? My doctor insists that his patients must do Pulmozyme with a Pulmomate. Do I need a prescription from him for one of these? Does Pulmomate make a travel size neb?
 

Jeana

New member
Wait a sec! I just looked them up and they look cheaper than I thought, but I'm not sure if those are quality. Does anyone have one and how does it compare with the real thing? My doctor insists that his patients must do Pulmozyme with a Pulmomate. Do I need a prescription from him for one of these? Does Pulmomate make a travel size neb?
 

Jeana

New member
Wait a sec! I just looked them up and they look cheaper than I thought, but I'm not sure if those are quality. Does anyone have one and how does it compare with the real thing? My doctor insists that his patients must do Pulmozyme with a Pulmomate. Do I need a prescription from him for one of these? Does Pulmomate make a travel size neb?
 

erock77

Member
I don't think you need a script, if insurance is paying you might want to ask what they need to approve.
I use the Pari Trek, it's pretty cool, I do saline, pulmozyme and Tobi with it. It gets pretty hot, though it's much quieter than the Proneb's, comes with a battery pack and wall and car chargers. I've had mine almost a year and use it almost every day in my home office or when traveling. I think they're like $200, I won mine in CF trivia game at CFRI conference last year.
 

erock77

Member
I don't think you need a script, if insurance is paying you might want to ask what they need to approve.
I use the Pari Trek, it's pretty cool, I do saline, pulmozyme and Tobi with it. It gets pretty hot, though it's much quieter than the Proneb's, comes with a battery pack and wall and car chargers. I've had mine almost a year and use it almost every day in my home office or when traveling. I think they're like $200, I won mine in CF trivia game at CFRI conference last year.
 

erock77

Member
I don't think you need a script, if insurance is paying you might want to ask what they need to approve.
I use the Pari Trek, it's pretty cool, I do saline, pulmozyme and Tobi with it. It gets pretty hot, though it's much quieter than the Proneb's, comes with a battery pack and wall and car chargers. I've had mine almost a year and use it almost every day in my home office or when traveling. I think they're like $200, I won mine in CF trivia game at CFRI conference last year.
 

erock77

Member
I don't think you need a script, if insurance is paying you might want to ask what they need to approve.
I use the Pari Trek, it's pretty cool, I do saline, pulmozyme and Tobi with it. It gets pretty hot, though it's much quieter than the Proneb's, comes with a battery pack and wall and car chargers. I've had mine almost a year and use it almost every day in my home office or when traveling. I think they're like $200, I won mine in CF trivia game at CFRI conference last year.
 

erock77

Member
I don't think you need a script, if insurance is paying you might want to ask what they need to approve.
<br />I use the Pari Trek, it's pretty cool, I do saline, pulmozyme and Tobi with it. It gets pretty hot, though it's much quieter than the Proneb's, comes with a battery pack and wall and car chargers. I've had mine almost a year and use it almost every day in my home office or when traveling. I think they're like $200, I won mine in CF trivia game at CFRI conference last year.
 

etabetac

New member
I happened to notice that the bottom of mine has 30 min (and something else but it's not in front of me right now) on the bottom yesterday. I've had it forever and I probably should have looked at that before now but I wonder if that means it's only supposed to be run 30 minutes a day. Anyway, I like my Trek when it's run off the wall power. However, I don't find that it works so well when it runs off my battery in my car. It doesn't feel like it has enough pressure. This is the only one I've ever run of my battery so I'm not sure if they'd all feel like that or not.

EDIT: It actually says 30 min ON / 30 min OFF so I suppose that this really isn't meant to be run very long. I use it for asthma meds because I need them very frequently and it's just super small and fits in my purse and isn't heavy.
 

etabetac

New member
I happened to notice that the bottom of mine has 30 min (and something else but it's not in front of me right now) on the bottom yesterday. I've had it forever and I probably should have looked at that before now but I wonder if that means it's only supposed to be run 30 minutes a day. Anyway, I like my Trek when it's run off the wall power. However, I don't find that it works so well when it runs off my battery in my car. It doesn't feel like it has enough pressure. This is the only one I've ever run of my battery so I'm not sure if they'd all feel like that or not.

EDIT: It actually says 30 min ON / 30 min OFF so I suppose that this really isn't meant to be run very long. I use it for asthma meds because I need them very frequently and it's just super small and fits in my purse and isn't heavy.
 

etabetac

New member
I happened to notice that the bottom of mine has 30 min (and something else but it's not in front of me right now) on the bottom yesterday. I've had it forever and I probably should have looked at that before now but I wonder if that means it's only supposed to be run 30 minutes a day. Anyway, I like my Trek when it's run off the wall power. However, I don't find that it works so well when it runs off my battery in my car. It doesn't feel like it has enough pressure. This is the only one I've ever run of my battery so I'm not sure if they'd all feel like that or not.

EDIT: It actually says 30 min ON / 30 min OFF so I suppose that this really isn't meant to be run very long. I use it for asthma meds because I need them very frequently and it's just super small and fits in my purse and isn't heavy.
 

etabetac

New member
I happened to notice that the bottom of mine has 30 min (and something else but it's not in front of me right now) on the bottom yesterday. I've had it forever and I probably should have looked at that before now but I wonder if that means it's only supposed to be run 30 minutes a day. Anyway, I like my Trek when it's run off the wall power. However, I don't find that it works so well when it runs off my battery in my car. It doesn't feel like it has enough pressure. This is the only one I've ever run of my battery so I'm not sure if they'd all feel like that or not.

EDIT: It actually says 30 min ON / 30 min OFF so I suppose that this really isn't meant to be run very long. I use it for asthma meds because I need them very frequently and it's just super small and fits in my purse and isn't heavy.
 

etabetac

New member
I happened to notice that the bottom of mine has 30 min (and something else but it's not in front of me right now) on the bottom yesterday. I've had it forever and I probably should have looked at that before now but I wonder if that means it's only supposed to be run 30 minutes a day. Anyway, I like my Trek when it's run off the wall power. However, I don't find that it works so well when it runs off my battery in my car. It doesn't feel like it has enough pressure. This is the only one I've ever run of my battery so I'm not sure if they'd all feel like that or not.
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<br />EDIT: It actually says 30 min ON / 30 min OFF so I suppose that this really isn't meant to be run very long. I use it for asthma meds because I need them very frequently and it's just super small and fits in my purse and isn't heavy.
 
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