AERONEB GO MEDS

ralika · Nov 4, 2008

can you do tobi thru the aerogo neb?

ralika · Nov 4, 2008

can you do tobi thru the aerogo neb?

ralika · Nov 4, 2008

can you do tobi thru the aerogo neb?

ralika · Nov 4, 2008

can you do tobi thru the aerogo neb?

ralika · Nov 4, 2008

can you do tobi thru the aerogo neb?

Nightwriter · Nov 4, 2008

I wouldn't. Especially being an antibiotic, you want to be sure it's being nebulized at the right droplet size and at the right air pressure. According to the CFF website, for Tobi, the Pari LC nebulizer is recommended using a 25 psi compressor.

Nightwriter · Nov 4, 2008

I wouldn't. Especially being an antibiotic, you want to be sure it's being nebulized at the right droplet size and at the right air pressure. According to the CFF website, for Tobi, the Pari LC nebulizer is recommended using a 25 psi compressor.

Nightwriter · Nov 4, 2008

I wouldn't. Especially being an antibiotic, you want to be sure it's being nebulized at the right droplet size and at the right air pressure. According to the CFF website, for Tobi, the Pari LC nebulizer is recommended using a 25 psi compressor.

Nightwriter · Nov 4, 2008

I wouldn't. Especially being an antibiotic, you want to be sure it's being nebulized at the right droplet size and at the right air pressure. According to the CFF website, for Tobi, the Pari LC nebulizer is recommended using a 25 psi compressor.

Nightwriter · Nov 4, 2008

I wouldn't. Especially being an antibiotic, you want to be sure it's being nebulized at the right droplet size and at the right air pressure. According to the CFF website, for Tobi, the Pari LC nebulizer is recommended using a 25 psi compressor.

AnD · Nov 4, 2008

I believe you can, but it may need to be compounded or the dosage adjusted, specifically for the Go, since it is a mesh nebulizer like the eFlow.
It is better at delivering more of a med than the standard Pari LC +, etc., so you do need to find info on dosage amounts so you don't get too much. I know that is efficent enough for Pulmozyme, based on an Australian website about it, and I believe they also use it for inhaled Tobra/Tobi. If you do a search here for the Aeroneb Go, there are threads with links to some info, including particle size (which I seem to remember being fine <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"> ).

Btw, how are you sterilizing the Aeroneb Go?

AnD · Nov 4, 2008

I believe you can, but it may need to be compounded or the dosage adjusted, specifically for the Go, since it is a mesh nebulizer like the eFlow.
It is better at delivering more of a med than the standard Pari LC +, etc., so you do need to find info on dosage amounts so you don't get too much. I know that is efficent enough for Pulmozyme, based on an Australian website about it, and I believe they also use it for inhaled Tobra/Tobi. If you do a search here for the Aeroneb Go, there are threads with links to some info, including particle size (which I seem to remember being fine <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"> ).

Btw, how are you sterilizing the Aeroneb Go?

AnD · Nov 4, 2008

I believe you can, but it may need to be compounded or the dosage adjusted, specifically for the Go, since it is a mesh nebulizer like the eFlow.
It is better at delivering more of a med than the standard Pari LC +, etc., so you do need to find info on dosage amounts so you don't get too much. I know that is efficent enough for Pulmozyme, based on an Australian website about it, and I believe they also use it for inhaled Tobra/Tobi. If you do a search here for the Aeroneb Go, there are threads with links to some info, including particle size (which I seem to remember being fine <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"> ).

Btw, how are you sterilizing the Aeroneb Go?

AnD · Nov 4, 2008

I believe you can, but it may need to be compounded or the dosage adjusted, specifically for the Go, since it is a mesh nebulizer like the eFlow.
It is better at delivering more of a med than the standard Pari LC +, etc., so you do need to find info on dosage amounts so you don't get too much. I know that is efficent enough for Pulmozyme, based on an Australian website about it, and I believe they also use it for inhaled Tobra/Tobi. If you do a search here for the Aeroneb Go, there are threads with links to some info, including particle size (which I seem to remember being fine <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"> ).

Btw, how are you sterilizing the Aeroneb Go?

AnD · Nov 4, 2008

I believe you can, but it may need to be compounded or the dosage adjusted, specifically for the Go, since it is a mesh nebulizer like the eFlow.
<br />It is better at delivering more of a med than the standard Pari LC +, etc., so you do need to find info on dosage amounts so you don't get too much. I know that is efficent enough for Pulmozyme, based on an Australian website about it, and I believe they also use it for inhaled Tobra/Tobi. If you do a search here for the Aeroneb Go, there are threads with links to some info, including particle size (which I seem to remember being fine <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif" border="0"> ).
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<br />Btw, how are you sterilizing the Aeroneb Go?

ralika · Nov 4, 2008