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Where to buy a nebuliser please
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£100 is far too much, should be around £30-£50 for a half decent nebuliser, ensure you shop around. If you get stuck PM me.“Official Company Representative
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I spotted portable nebulisers in the sale at my local Lloyds pharmacy today for £29.99!I THINK is a whole sentence, not a replacement for I KnowSupermarket Rebel No 19:T0
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You should bear in mind that there are huge differences in the efficiency of different nebulisers (i.e. the amount of the drug in the nebuliser that ends up in the lungs). All nebulisers are fairly inefficient, but some more than others.
I don't know much about the different nebuliser available, but it is quite common for hospitals to provide nebulisers for home use by patients. Although, that might depend on the condition being treated. For example, Cystic Fibrosis patients nebulise several times a day every day.
I know that the Portaneb (mentioned by someone else), the Pari-Boy and the Ventstream nebulisers are commonly used by hospitals, but I don't know where you could buy them privately or how much they cost.0 -
When you do buy it, please make sure you check the cost and ease of a yearly maintainance check."This is a forum - not a support group. We do not "owe" anyone unconditional acceptance of their opinions."0
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Sorry if I sound nosey but if your Father served in the services the Royal British Legion have funds and can help towards medical things. My Father got help to buy a portable nebuliser approx 3 years ago via this fund.0
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I am having the same problem. Hubbys grandma needs one and the doctor is refusing it! Insists she needs to go to hospital if she needs to use one - which is all the time - especially in this weather! There are loads of diff ones avail - dont know which one is best!0
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