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    Acapella Settings

    Interesting. Here is a cut and paste of the instructions that I have: Using your PEP device 1. If this is the first time you will use your PEP device, the respiratory therapist or nurse will determine on what level your frequency adjustment dial should be set. With each use, make sure the dial...
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    Acapella Settings

    Interesting. Here is a cut and paste of the instructions that I have: Using your PEP device 1. If this is the first time you will use your PEP device, the respiratory therapist or nurse will determine on what level your frequency adjustment dial should be set. With each use, make sure the dial...
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    Acapella Settings

    Interesting. Here is a cut and paste of the instructions that I have: Using your PEP device 1. If this is the first time you will use your PEP device, the respiratory therapist or nurse will determine on what level your frequency adjustment dial should be set. With each use, make sure the dial...
  4. R

    Acapella Settings

    Interesting. Here is a cut and paste of the instructions that I have: Using your PEP device 1. If this is the first time you will use your PEP device, the respiratory therapist or nurse will determine on what level your frequency adjustment dial should be set. With each use, make sure the dial...
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    Acapella Settings

    Interesting. Here is a cut and paste of the instructions that I have: Using your PEP device 1. If this is the first time you will use your PEP device, the respiratory therapist or nurse will determine on what level your frequency adjustment dial should be set. With each use, make sure the dial...
  6. R

    Acapella Settings

    Interesting. Here is a cut and paste of the instructions that I have: Using your PEP device 1. If this is the first time you will use your PEP device, the respiratory therapist or nurse will determine on what level your frequency adjustment dial should be set. With each use, make sure the dial...
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    Acapella Settings

    Hi, The instructions for the Acapella say not to adjust the frequency dial after the nurse has set it, but I'm wondering how many of you do adjust it and if you notice a difference? What is the process that the nurse goes through to select the appropraite setting in the first place? Thanks,
  8. R

    Acapella Settings

    Hi, The instructions for the Acapella say not to adjust the frequency dial after the nurse has set it, but I'm wondering how many of you do adjust it and if you notice a difference? What is the process that the nurse goes through to select the appropraite setting in the first place? Thanks,
  9. R

    Acapella Settings

    Hi, The instructions for the Acapella say not to adjust the frequency dial after the nurse has set it, but I'm wondering how many of you do adjust it and if you notice a difference? What is the process that the nurse goes through to select the appropraite setting in the first place? Thanks,
  10. R

    Acapella Settings

    Hi, The instructions for the Acapella say not to adjust the frequency dial after the nurse has set it, but I'm wondering how many of you do adjust it and if you notice a difference? What is the process that the nurse goes through to select the appropraite setting in the first place? Thanks,
  11. R

    Acapella Settings

    Hi, The instructions for the Acapella say not to adjust the frequency dial after the nurse has set it, but I'm wondering how many of you do adjust it and if you notice a difference? What is the process that the nurse goes through to select the appropraite setting in the first place? Thanks,
  12. R

    Acapella Settings

    Hi, The instructions for the Acapella say not to adjust the frequency dial after the nurse has set it, but I'm wondering how many of you do adjust it and if you notice a difference? What is the process that the nurse goes through to select the appropraite setting in the first place? Thanks,
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