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leothelioness26
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I use DeVILBISS. I have had it for over a year and it works better than anyother ones that I have used. I have to use what Medicaid will pay for. I personally would love one of the portable ones. That way I could do my meds no matter where I am. Does anyone have one of those? I would love some information about a portable type if anyone has one or knows someone who has one.
leothelioness26
New member
I use DeVILBISS. I have had it for over a year and it works better than anyother ones that I have used. I have to use what Medicaid will pay for. I personally would love one of the portable ones. That way I could do my meds no matter where I am. Does anyone have one of those? I would love some information about a portable type if anyone has one or knows someone who has one.
leothelioness26
New member
I use DeVILBISS. I have had it for over a year and it works better than anyother ones that I have used. I have to use what Medicaid will pay for. I personally would love one of the portable ones. That way I could do my meds no matter where I am. Does anyone have one of those? I would love some information about a portable type if anyone has one or knows someone who has one.
leothelioness26
New member
I use DeVILBISS. I have had it for over a year and it works better than anyother ones that I have used. I have to use what Medicaid will pay for. I personally would love one of the portable ones. That way I could do my meds no matter where I am. Does anyone have one of those? I would love some information about a portable type if anyone has one or knows someone who has one.
leothelioness26
New member
I use DeVILBISS. I have had it for over a year and it works better than anyother ones that I have used. I have to use what Medicaid will pay for. I personally would love one of the portable ones. That way I could do my meds no matter where I am. Does anyone have one of those? I would love some information about a portable type if anyone has one or knows someone who has one.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Ratatosk</b></i>
There is the Pari Eflow that several people have that can be used with tobramycin, etc. Check Sakasuka's blog.</end quote></div>
Eflow is not approved in the US for use with Tobi or Pulmozyme. Something about the amount of medication may be too much with the efficiency of the machine. They need to figure out what the right dose needs to be for use in the Eflow. At least that is what I heard from a CF Center nurse.
There is the Pari Eflow that several people have that can be used with tobramycin, etc. Check Sakasuka's blog.</end quote></div>
Eflow is not approved in the US for use with Tobi or Pulmozyme. Something about the amount of medication may be too much with the efficiency of the machine. They need to figure out what the right dose needs to be for use in the Eflow. At least that is what I heard from a CF Center nurse.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Ratatosk</b></i>
There is the Pari Eflow that several people have that can be used with tobramycin, etc. Check Sakasuka's blog.</end quote></div>
Eflow is not approved in the US for use with Tobi or Pulmozyme. Something about the amount of medication may be too much with the efficiency of the machine. They need to figure out what the right dose needs to be for use in the Eflow. At least that is what I heard from a CF Center nurse.
There is the Pari Eflow that several people have that can be used with tobramycin, etc. Check Sakasuka's blog.</end quote></div>
Eflow is not approved in the US for use with Tobi or Pulmozyme. Something about the amount of medication may be too much with the efficiency of the machine. They need to figure out what the right dose needs to be for use in the Eflow. At least that is what I heard from a CF Center nurse.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Ratatosk</b></i>
There is the Pari Eflow that several people have that can be used with tobramycin, etc. Check Sakasuka's blog.</end quote></div>
Eflow is not approved in the US for use with Tobi or Pulmozyme. Something about the amount of medication may be too much with the efficiency of the machine. They need to figure out what the right dose needs to be for use in the Eflow. At least that is what I heard from a CF Center nurse.
There is the Pari Eflow that several people have that can be used with tobramycin, etc. Check Sakasuka's blog.</end quote></div>
Eflow is not approved in the US for use with Tobi or Pulmozyme. Something about the amount of medication may be too much with the efficiency of the machine. They need to figure out what the right dose needs to be for use in the Eflow. At least that is what I heard from a CF Center nurse.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Ratatosk</b></i>
There is the Pari Eflow that several people have that can be used with tobramycin, etc. Check Sakasuka's blog.</end quote>
Eflow is not approved in the US for use with Tobi or Pulmozyme. Something about the amount of medication may be too much with the efficiency of the machine. They need to figure out what the right dose needs to be for use in the Eflow. At least that is what I heard from a CF Center nurse.
There is the Pari Eflow that several people have that can be used with tobramycin, etc. Check Sakasuka's blog.</end quote>
Eflow is not approved in the US for use with Tobi or Pulmozyme. Something about the amount of medication may be too much with the efficiency of the machine. They need to figure out what the right dose needs to be for use in the Eflow. At least that is what I heard from a CF Center nurse.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Ratatosk</b></i>
There is the Pari Eflow that several people have that can be used with tobramycin, etc. Check Sakasuka's blog.</end quote>
Eflow is not approved in the US for use with Tobi or Pulmozyme. Something about the amount of medication may be too much with the efficiency of the machine. They need to figure out what the right dose needs to be for use in the Eflow. At least that is what I heard from a CF Center nurse.
There is the Pari Eflow that several people have that can be used with tobramycin, etc. Check Sakasuka's blog.</end quote>
Eflow is not approved in the US for use with Tobi or Pulmozyme. Something about the amount of medication may be too much with the efficiency of the machine. They need to figure out what the right dose needs to be for use in the Eflow. At least that is what I heard from a CF Center nurse.