Replacement of aerobika

Aerobikas expire six to twelve months. When I see my pulmonologist, I say I need a new one.

@notnancy88 Me too!

@notnancy88 yes, that works if you have one but I have 4 and bought them at different times!

I mostly only use it when the gunk is recalcitrant and difficult to get up. Mostly in p.m. When I use it I only blow out of it, which might not work for some, but works for me. That way, I clean the mouthpiece but don't need to be as careful about the rest of it.

Interesting….

I found this to be an issue also (the multiple parts, multiple dates, how to keep track). I think you really need to commit to replacing them at same time, and using them for same length. I wasn’t comfortable writing on pieces with marker (also will likely wear off with frequent washing/sterilizing), and thought an engraver would create grooves for bugs to attach, kinda counter productive. I now am in the habit of making sure my nebulizer and Aerobika have been sterilized within 24 hours of use, which practically means I use only one set (I do AC once a day). I wash and sterilize after every use, so I replace my nebulizer every 3 months, and Aerobika every 6 months, due to concern frequent sterilization will degrade plastic a bit sooner.