Neubilizer

[Nicola62]

Can anyone advise me one the best nebulizer to buy?

Nicky

[Huffnpuff73]

Have you asked your doctor to prescribe you one?

I got one after lung surgery for the excessive thick mucus

Hope that helps

[James48 in reply to Huffnpuff73]

You might get one on loan or prescribed. I bought a Clement Clarke 'AC2000 High Flow' which my local COPD team loan to people. I paid £109. I find it very robust and it works well. It's slightly heavy so not for use as a portable.

amazon.co.uk/Clement-Clarke...

James

[knitter]

Hi Nicola, it was my consultant that prescribed mine at first, it was on loan from the hospital. Later I bought my own.

But you need to talk to a Health Professional first to see if a nebuliser is suitable for you.....they have to prescribe the nebule medication.

Best wishes.

[hallentine47]

Do not buy. My community Matron gave me one on NHS which is serviced free of charge every 12 months. If anything goes wrong they take responsibility.

[Nicola62]

Thank you all I see the doctor next week and will ask.

[Collington]

I use one like in hopital but bit biger very powerfull i have all my stuff of her she is very good

Ann 01562886056 i was recomended from hospital breathing department she is very good prices fair get thing to you quike 2.000 something its in other room above my bed or i would get it has i say was recommended via breathing i tryed a coupl small mrdium but this one best gets most thingsvery good give a ring you can have a chat

[Nicola62]

Thank you all for taking the trouble to reply. I have been given a spray for under my tongue and a referral for a test to see if I have hardening of the arteries. Has anyone else has this test?

Nicky