eflow

[robert321]

i know there have been numerous posts about the eflow but i would appreciate it if you all would put up with just one more. I have started looking into getting one and want to know what meds can and can't be used in it, what it costs/does insurance cover it, what do the replacement cartrages cost and is it really worth it for the time saved in doing nebs? Is there anything else i should probably know about them before i go get one? do i have to have a perscription for it? My insurance covers one nebulizer every 3 years and i'm coming up on that and really wanted to make insurance pay for it if i can

 

[robert321]

i know there have been numerous posts about the eflow but i would appreciate it if you all would put up with just one more. I have started looking into getting one and want to know what meds can and can't be used in it, what it costs/does insurance cover it, what do the replacement cartrages cost and is it really worth it for the time saved in doing nebs? Is there anything else i should probably know about them before i go get one? do i have to have a perscription for it? My insurance covers one nebulizer every 3 years and i'm coming up on that and really wanted to make insurance pay for it if i can

 

[robert321]

i know there have been numerous posts about the eflow but i would appreciate it if you all would put up with just one more. I have started looking into getting one and want to know what meds can and can't be used in it, what it costs/does insurance cover it, what do the replacement cartrages cost and is it really worth it for the time saved in doing nebs? Is there anything else i should probably know about them before i go get one? do i have to have a perscription for it? My insurance covers one nebulizer every 3 years and i'm coming up on that and really wanted to make insurance pay for it if i can

 

[robert321]

i know there have been numerous posts about the eflow but i would appreciate it if you all would put up with just one more. I have started looking into getting one and want to know what meds can and can't be used in it, what it costs/does insurance cover it, what do the replacement cartrages cost and is it really worth it for the time saved in doing nebs? Is there anything else i should probably know about them before i go get one? do i have to have a perscription for it? My insurance covers one nebulizer every 3 years and i'm coming up on that and really wanted to make insurance pay for it if i can

 

[robert321]

i know there have been numerous posts about the eflow but i would appreciate it if you all would put up with just one more. I have started looking into getting one and want to know what meds can and can't be used in it, what it costs/does insurance cover it, what do the replacement cartrages cost and is it really worth it for the time saved in doing nebs? Is there anything else i should probably know about them before i go get one? do i have to have a perscription for it? My insurance covers one nebulizer every 3 years and i'm coming up on that and really wanted to make insurance pay for it if i can

 

[NoExcuses]

I would recommend checking out my blog <b>(I've emailed Jeanne asking her to change the name but it hasn't happened yet....) </b>

I have information regarding clinical studies and which medications can be used. I also talk about the time savings. And finally I talk about costs and how it works with insurance.

So on my blog scroll down to categories and click on "eflow." all relevant information is right there <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[NoExcuses]

I would recommend checking out my blog <b>(I've emailed Jeanne asking her to change the name but it hasn't happened yet....) </b>

I have information regarding clinical studies and which medications can be used. I also talk about the time savings. And finally I talk about costs and how it works with insurance.

So on my blog scroll down to categories and click on "eflow." all relevant information is right there <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[NoExcuses]

I would recommend checking out my blog <b>(I've emailed Jeanne asking her to change the name but it hasn't happened yet....) </b>

I have information regarding clinical studies and which medications can be used. I also talk about the time savings. And finally I talk about costs and how it works with insurance.

So on my blog scroll down to categories and click on "eflow." all relevant information is right there <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[NoExcuses]

I would recommend checking out my blog <b>(I've emailed Jeanne asking her to change the name but it hasn't happened yet....) </b>

I have information regarding clinical studies and which medications can be used. I also talk about the time savings. And finally I talk about costs and how it works with insurance.

So on my blog scroll down to categories and click on "eflow." all relevant information is right there <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">

 

[NoExcuses]

I would recommend checking out my blog <b>(I've emailed Jeanne asking her to change the name but it hasn't happened yet....) </b>

I have information regarding clinical studies and which medications can be used. I also talk about the time savings. And finally I talk about costs and how it works with insurance.

So on my blog scroll down to categories and click on "eflow." all relevant information is right there <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">