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Hi Joe,

How do you use the nebulizer?   I have an inhaler but have not had to use it

in

a while, quite a while but keep one just in case.  Although it never really

helped much.

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: Joe Salowitz <josephsalowitz@...>

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Sent: Sat, September 11, 2010 3:26:24 PM

Subject: [] Portable Nebulizer Sale This Weekend

Recently, someone posted the sad truth that most medical insurance will not pay

for a portable nebulizer, as if our illness disappears when we leave our home.

This weekend there is a portable nebulizer, ON SALE, for a great price, at a

well-known online medical supply house, that I have personally purchased

from, many times. It is " Allegro Medical " . They have a wonderful " returns "

policy, if you are disappointed with their products. The " Pacifica " brand

portable nebulizer, which has a list price of $135.82, is on sale for $34.95.

This sale price is further reduced, to $27.96, if you enter the " gift

certificate " code of " 20 Sept 10 " , on the checkout page of the purchase process.

 

I have no financial connection to this company.

 

Click on this link:

http://tinyurl.com/2em877z

 

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If the inhaler didn't help you, the nebulizer would probably not help you

either. As I said, in a recent posting, albuterol [the medicine in BOTH] didn't

have much beneficial effect on MY TOXIC mold reactions, only on my

allergic/asthmatic mold reactions. The main advantages of the nebulizer, are the

longer time period of inhaling the actual medicine, and the absence of any

chemical propellant to deliver the medicine. With the nebulizer, a piston pumps

air into a reservoir containing the medicine. The air turns the medicine into a

mist, which the air pressure delivers, through a face mask, into your lungs. In

addition to albuterol (Proventil), you can add ipratropium bromide (Atrovent) to

the reservoir, to help bring up phlegm from your lungs. The nebulizer can also

be used (separately)to turn saline solution into a mist, which is surpisingly

effective in loosening phlegm from the lungs. Boxes of medicine ampules require

a prescription, but the ampules of saline solution are available without a

prescription.

God Bless, Joe

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>

> Hi Joe,

>

> How do you use the nebulizer? I have an inhaler but have not had to use it in

a while, quite a while but keep one just in case. Although it never really

helped much.

>

> God Bless !!

> dragonflymcs

> Mayleen

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