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Nebulizer: What model do you like?
I’m using an aging Vios Pari in which I’ve begun to lose confidence. Thought I’d replace it with the same model if still available, though I am curious what other forum contributors might think on the topic. Don
I’m using an aging Vios Pari in which I’ve begun to lose confidence. Thought I’d replace it with the same model if still available, though I am curious what other forum contributors might think on the topic. Don
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Medicare bought me a Drive Neb Power Ultra nebulizer. It went bad after the warranty expired, but before the time that Medicare would pay for a replacement. I replaced it at a cost to me of $22.50. It worked fine until it went bad, and the new one is working fine.
Pssurfer—How long did they warrantee last
I have tried two smaller, more portable units than the 10 year old Pari, but I find myself returning to it because it is faster dispensing the meds. It is the third one in our house – each daughter has one of the older ones – the 20 year old one still gets occasional use. My current one came from Walgreens for around $40.
Sue
I don’t recall for sure. I believe it was one year.
Well nice discussion, but I probably should confess, I applied a bit more torque as I installed the tube on the compressor and Voila! Clouds of vapor. On to the next prob. Don
After a rush of optimism about my old Vios Pari nebulizer my confidence ran aground again when I noticed what seemed too much saline remaining in the neb cup after 30 minutes operation. So I bought a CNB 69011.
So far very pleased. This evening while hose-tethered to OleThumper I checked the neb cup at the 18 minute mark and it was empty and I’m coughing, sneezing, and spitting like a maniac. I really know how to fill an evening with fun stuff. Don