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Friday, 11 February 2011

Why don't they make diamonds as big as bricks?

Or in the nebuliser world big should read powerful. 

We often hear the MicroAir and the MicroElite described as “little gems” and that some of you just couldn’t manage to live a normal life or have a holiday without them. Sadly not everyone is as fortunate and for those of you who have to nebulise steroids or antibiotics a portable nebuliser may mean choosing from the “bricks’ 
So what is available? 
Probably the smallest and most versatile is them all is the Pari Boy Mobile S. Even with its rapid charging lithium battery it only weighs in at just over 500 g. It can be used from the mains electric anywhere in the world and comes with 12 volt DC lead for the car. When used with Pari LC sprint chamber it is capable of efficiently nebulising just about all medications. The only real shortcomings are the price and some of you feel “tied in” to using Pari accessories 
Slightly bigger but still very popular for steroids is the CompAir Elite C30 and for a great many of you its the one you choose to use in your car. It operates world wide from mains electricity and the compressor has a 3 year warranty. The Omron C30’s battery is optional which is a bonus, as for some of you the price including battery can be prohibitive. Its especially handy if you have an Omron mains nebuliser  as the VVT kits are then interchangeable.  
Don’t be put off travelling with a nebuliser. The holiday companies spend a lot of money this time of year encouraging us to believe anything or anywhere is possible. If your thinking Truro, Tenerife or even Tobago be realistic but optimistic and remember you are the Expert Patient 

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