Whats the best brand of Nebulizer???

[nhaggard07]

I have a pari pro i believe..
and its a piece of garbage.
Ive had three of these and I burn them up in 6 months. Dont know how, dont ask.
They're also loud buggers. I also find they lose pressure and treatments end up taking me 20+ minutes for each dose of medication. When you have to do two to three doses in a row, thats really time consuming and annoying.
Can everyone give me details of a good nebulizer brand and model they have/had?
The most important things to me are- Noise level and pressure/quick treatment times.
I dont really care about the longevity at this point because insurance picks up the tab and I would rather have a nebulizer that does what it should until it dies, if its in three months, so be it lol

 

[nhaggard07]

I have a pari pro i believe..
and its a piece of garbage.
Ive had three of these and I burn them up in 6 months. Dont know how, dont ask.
They're also loud buggers. I also find they lose pressure and treatments end up taking me 20+ minutes for each dose of medication. When you have to do two to three doses in a row, thats really time consuming and annoying.
Can everyone give me details of a good nebulizer brand and model they have/had?
The most important things to me are- Noise level and pressure/quick treatment times.
I dont really care about the longevity at this point because insurance picks up the tab and I would rather have a nebulizer that does what it should until it dies, if its in three months, so be it lol

 

[Ratatosk]

Several people on here have a mobilaire. They're more expensive, but the psi is adjustable and they're much more sturdier. I'm just biding our time until our Pari Vios and Devilbiss Pulmoaide's warranties expire. Meanwhile, I just call Pari and get the Vios (previously proneb ultra) replaced the next day. With the Devilbiss, I have to take it to the local DME and they ship it off and it gets replaced in a couple weeks. I prefer using the devilbiss for our everyday machine; however, the pari is just more portable.

 

[Ratatosk]

Several people on here have a mobilaire. They're more expensive, but the psi is adjustable and they're much more sturdier. I'm just biding our time until our Pari Vios and Devilbiss Pulmoaide's warranties expire. Meanwhile, I just call Pari and get the Vios (previously proneb ultra) replaced the next day. With the Devilbiss, I have to take it to the local DME and they ship it off and it gets replaced in a couple weeks. I prefer using the devilbiss for our everyday machine; however, the pari is just more portable.

 

[bigstar]

I have eflow and i am very glad i do! I know its kinda expensive and some of its parts should be replaced every now and then (more money) but its a huge time saver. It takes 5-8 minutes for Bramitob and 4 for Pulmozyme! Very very quick!

 

[bigstar]

I have eflow and i am very glad i do! I know its kinda expensive and some of its parts should be replaced every now and then (more money) but its a huge time saver. It takes 5-8 minutes for Bramitob and 4 for Pulmozyme! Very very quick!

 

[Printer]

OK but understand that you are talking about the COMPRESSOR, the nebulizer is the part that you put in your mouth.

Bill

 

[Printer]

OK but understand that you are talking about the COMPRESSOR, the nebulizer is the part that you put in your mouth.

Bill

 

[lilmac7]

I just looked up the mobilaire and I remember I had one similar donkey years ago when I was a kid and man that thing was a beast! Had it up until I was in my early teens IIRC. Only downside to them though from what I remember is it was heavy, noisy and big n comparison to what's available these days.

 

[lilmac7]

I just looked up the mobilaire and I remember I had one similar donkey years ago when I was a kid and man that thing was a beast! Had it up until I was in my early teens IIRC. Only downside to them though from what I remember is it was heavy, noisy and big n comparison to what's available these days.