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dswilson67

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We got tobra in the a container that looked like a baby bottle, it had the tube was expanded into a ball.
 
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dswilson67

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Welcome home!!

We got tobra in the a container that looked like a baby bottle, it had the tube was expanded into a ball.
 
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dswilson67

New member
Welcome home!!

We got tobra in the a container that looked like a baby bottle, it had the tube was expanded into a ball.
 
D

dswilson67

New member
Welcome home!!

We got tobra in the a container that looked like a baby bottle, it had the tube was expanded into a ball.
 
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dswilson67

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Welcome home!!
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<br />We got tobra in the a container that looked like a baby bottle, it had the tube was expanded into a ball.
 
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ladybug

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welcome home!!! i've had the same infusion company twice now and the first time they said tobra had to be done as an IV drip hang... it sucked. i don't know why, but the next time they gave me tobra in the balls and they worked great... actually more true-to-time to infuse than my other meds!

is it possible its an insurance issue? i think the balls are the most expensive way to do IVs, so if your insurance knows they have the IV drip or another cheaper means, they may just be denying coverage of the balls.

good luck to ya.
 
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ladybug

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welcome home!!! i've had the same infusion company twice now and the first time they said tobra had to be done as an IV drip hang... it sucked. i don't know why, but the next time they gave me tobra in the balls and they worked great... actually more true-to-time to infuse than my other meds!

is it possible its an insurance issue? i think the balls are the most expensive way to do IVs, so if your insurance knows they have the IV drip or another cheaper means, they may just be denying coverage of the balls.

good luck to ya.
 
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ladybug

New member
welcome home!!! i've had the same infusion company twice now and the first time they said tobra had to be done as an IV drip hang... it sucked. i don't know why, but the next time they gave me tobra in the balls and they worked great... actually more true-to-time to infuse than my other meds!

is it possible its an insurance issue? i think the balls are the most expensive way to do IVs, so if your insurance knows they have the IV drip or another cheaper means, they may just be denying coverage of the balls.

good luck to ya.
 
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ladybug

New member
welcome home!!! i've had the same infusion company twice now and the first time they said tobra had to be done as an IV drip hang... it sucked. i don't know why, but the next time they gave me tobra in the balls and they worked great... actually more true-to-time to infuse than my other meds!

is it possible its an insurance issue? i think the balls are the most expensive way to do IVs, so if your insurance knows they have the IV drip or another cheaper means, they may just be denying coverage of the balls.

good luck to ya.
 
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ladybug

New member
welcome home!!! i've had the same infusion company twice now and the first time they said tobra had to be done as an IV drip hang... it sucked. i don't know why, but the next time they gave me tobra in the balls and they worked great... actually more true-to-time to infuse than my other meds!
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<br />is it possible its an insurance issue? i think the balls are the most expensive way to do IVs, so if your insurance knows they have the IV drip or another cheaper means, they may just be denying coverage of the balls.
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<br />good luck to ya.
 
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Jane

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


is it possible its an insurance issue?

.</end quote></div>

No, the pharmacist said tobra isn't stable enough to use with the balls. Hmmm. My company just recently started using the eclipse balls so maybe they aren't familiar enough. I'd love to know what companies you all use so I can recommend they consult with other companies who use the balls.

Thanks
 
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Jane

Digital opinion leader
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>ladybug</b></i>


is it possible its an insurance issue?

.</end quote></div>

No, the pharmacist said tobra isn't stable enough to use with the balls. Hmmm. My company just recently started using the eclipse balls so maybe they aren't familiar enough. I'd love to know what companies you all use so I can recommend they consult with other companies who use the balls.

Thanks
 
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Jane

Digital opinion leader
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>ladybug</b></i>


is it possible its an insurance issue?

.</end quote></div>

No, the pharmacist said tobra isn't stable enough to use with the balls. Hmmm. My company just recently started using the eclipse balls so maybe they aren't familiar enough. I'd love to know what companies you all use so I can recommend they consult with other companies who use the balls.

Thanks
 
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Jane

Digital opinion leader
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>ladybug</b></i>


is it possible its an insurance issue?

.</end quote>

No, the pharmacist said tobra isn't stable enough to use with the balls. Hmmm. My company just recently started using the eclipse balls so maybe they aren't familiar enough. I'd love to know what companies you all use so I can recommend they consult with other companies who use the balls.

Thanks
 
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Jane

Digital opinion leader
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>ladybug</b></i>
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<br />is it possible its an insurance issue?
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<br />No, the pharmacist said tobra isn't stable enough to use with the balls. Hmmm. My company just recently started using the eclipse balls so maybe they aren't familiar enough. I'd love to know what companies you all use so I can recommend they consult with other companies who use the balls.
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<br />Thanks
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