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I've been using mucomyst (20%) since, as long as I can remember. I've used Ventoline and Mucomyst with a nebuliser since I was a little kid, and it works great. I cut down on the nebuliser quite a few years ago, cause I'm lazy and it takes a long time. Now I use Mucomyst  tablets in water, and...

I used to do 12 days every three months, ceftazidim and tobramycin. When I was younger I'd have a Venflon, these days I just butterflies twice a day instead, along with intermate. Since moving to Australia almost four years ago (from Norway) I've just been using Ciproxin and Tobi once or twice a...

I used to do 12 days every three months, ceftazidim and tobramycin. When I was younger I'd have a Venflon, these days I just butterflies twice a day instead, along with intermate. Since moving to Australia almost four years ago (from Norway) I've just been using Ciproxin and Tobi once or twice a...

I used to do 12 days every three months, ceftazidim and tobramycin. When I was younger I'd have a Venflon, these days I just butterflies twice a day instead, along with intermate. Since moving to Australia almost four years ago (from Norway) I've just been using Ciproxin and Tobi once or twice a...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Chaggie</b></i> I wouldn't think it would be very effective after that long. I doubt it would hurt you very much to do it, but why risk it if you are going back in such a short time. And remember even though it's cold you're going...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Chaggie</b></i> I wouldn't think it would be very effective after that long. I doubt it would hurt you very much to do it, but why risk it if you are going back in such a short time. And remember even though it's cold you're going...

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>Chaggie</b></i> I wouldn't think it would be very effective after that long. I doubt it would hurt you very much to do it, but why risk it if you are going back in such a short time. And remember even though it's cold you're going...

Getting a prescription wouldn't be to much of a problem, paying for the meds would. As long as I get them from Norway they're free, if I have to get them in Australia I'd have to pay, then get reimbursed by the Norwegian government. As a poor student that doesn't work out that well. <img...

Getting a prescription wouldn't be to much of a problem, paying for the meds would. As long as I get them from Norway they're free, if I have to get them in Australia I'd have to pay, then get reimbursed by the Norwegian government. As a poor student that doesn't work out that well. <img...

Getting a prescription wouldn't be to much of a problem, paying for the meds would. As long as I get them from Norway they're free, if I have to get them in Australia I'd have to pay, then get reimbursed by the Norwegian government. As a poor student that doesn't work out that well. <img...

Good to see that the salt snack craving is universal. I've been hooked on salted sticks since I was a kid , and since going to Canada and the US for the first time in '98 also on pretzels. Sadly, no one sells pretzels in Norway, only salted sticks. Anything salty is good though, triple salt...

Good to see that the salt snack craving is universal. I've been hooked on salted sticks since I was a kid , and since going to Canada and the US for the first time in '98 also on pretzels. Sadly, no one sells pretzels in Norway, only salted sticks. Anything salty is good though, triple salt...

Good to see that the salt snack craving is universal. I've been hooked on salted sticks since I was a kid , and since going to Canada and the US for the first time in '98 also on pretzels. Sadly, no one sells pretzels in Norway, only salted sticks. Anything salty is good though, triple salt...

Hello people<br> <br> I'm new to this forum, I pretty much stumbled onto it while searching the net for some info on Pulmozyme.<br> <br> I guess a "quick" introduction might be in place. I'm a 30 year old norwegian CF-er, currently living in Western Australia. I was diagnosed when I was almost...

Hello people<br> <br> I'm new to this forum, I pretty much stumbled onto it while searching the net for some info on Pulmozyme.<br> <br> I guess a "quick" introduction might be in place. I'm a 30 year old norwegian CF-er, currently living in Western Australia. I was diagnosed when I was almost...

Hello people<br> <br> I'm new to this forum, I pretty much stumbled onto it while searching the net for some info on Pulmozyme.<br> <br> I guess a "quick" introduction might be in place. I'm a 30 year old norwegian CF-er, currently living in Western Australia. I was diagnosed when I was almost...