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General Nebulizer Information
A nebulizer is a breathing machine used to treat lung conditions such as asthma and cystic fibrosis. They administer medication in the form of a mist that's inhaled into the lungs and are often used in situations in which using an inhaler is difficult or ineffective. Nebulizers are also used to limit the side effects of medications like steroids by delivering the medicine directly to the respiratory system.
Breathing Treatments & Kids
Because inhalers cannot be used by infants and are difficult for small children to use, nebulizers make treatment for asthma or other respiratory conditions easier and more effective for children. Nebulizers deliver medicine directly to the child's airways, assuring parents and caregivers that the child's needs are being met.
Asthma
Treatment for asthma and other respiratory conditions involves more than seeking medical advice and formulating a treatment plan–it also requires you to make lifestyle choices to improve your health. If you're ready to make changes to your living environment, there are many products that can help.
Respiratory Care
One of the greatest tools for combating nasal and sinus congestion is moisture. When you have allergies, a cough, cold, or another respiratory ailment, almost nothing feels better than the mist of a steam vaporizer. Vaporizers turn water into steam, then propel the warm steam into the air. The steam helps loosen any mucus in your sinuses, throat, or chest.
Caring for your Nebulizer
Owning a nebulizer means that you'll need to perform some basic cleaning and maintenance to keep it in working order. Compressor filters eventually become dirty and channels get clogged. The tubing, masks, and mouthpieces will also degrade over time. It's essential to clean your nebulizer, replace parts, and check for dysfunctional components to make the most of your nebulizer treatments.
Traveling with a Nebulizer
Having asthma or another breathing problem can make air travel even more complicated than it already is. Which nebulizer should you bring? How will you keep your device safe? Read these tips to make your airport experience run smoothly.
Top Selling Nebulizers
The Omron Micro-Air Electronic Nebulizer System is our top selling nebulizer. It offers silent treatments and is the smallest, lightest portable nebulizer on the market. The PARI Vios Nebulizer and the PARI Trek S Compact Compressor are also reliable and effective tools for delivering asthma medication. Find out why patients like all of our top selling nebulizers so much.
Sleep Apnea and CPAP Therapy
Affecting more than 18 million people in the United States, sleep apnea is a dangerous sleep disorder in which a person repeatedly stops breathing during sleep. CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) therapy is the most common and effective treatment for sleep apnea. Learn about the different types of sleep apnea, how CPAP therapy can help you, and how to choose the right CPAP mask for your sleep needs.
Asthma in Pets
Like humans, animals can also have asthma. One of the best ways to manage asthma in pets is by using a nebulizer. This process can be quite tricky as pets can be non-compliant. Find out how you can help your asthmatic dog or cat with these helpful tips.
