Danielle Chase

Are you looking for a compact nebulizer that can help you manage your respiratory symptoms with more convenience? You have a few choice. Two popular options you might come across are the Medline Aeromist Compact Nebulizer and the TruNeb™ Portable Nebulizer. In this article, we'll take a closer

If you’re considering the DeVilbiss Nebulizer for traveling or just to have at home as a backup, there are a few things you should consider. While the DeVilbiss Traveler Nebulizer is a good option to bring with you while traveling, there’s an even more convenient option – the TruNeb™

Trilogy ventilators are the gold standard when it comes to having a portable ventilator for home. There are multiple versions of the Trilogy Ventilator, and they are manufactured by Philips Respironics – one of the world’s leading medical companies. If you’re here to learn more about a Trilogy Ventilator,

Shaking or feeling jittery after using your nebulizer is a common feeling. And it can be a bit uncomfortable until the effect wears off. You might even notice your heart rate has increased along with the shakiness. This is all usually totally normal. Let’s talk about why it happens

Your oxygen saturation, or SpO2, is a measurement of the saturation of peripheral oxygen – in other words, the ratio of hemoglobin that contains oxygen to the total amount of hemoglobin in your blood.  Most healthy children and adults will have an SpO2 in the high 90s to 100%. Conditions like

Albuterol is one of the most commonly prescribed and used breathing medications. As a bronchodilator, albuterol is highly effective for opening up the airways and treating conditions that can cause bronchospasm – including asthma, COPD, and other respiratory diseases. If you’re someone that uses albuterol, you might be wondering how

The Philips InnoSpire Go was discontinued in 2023. If you’re looking for a worthy alternative portable mesh nebulizer to the InnoSpire Go, keep reading to learn about the TruNeb™.  Why Was the Philips InnoSpire Go Portable Nebulizer Discontinued? There isn’t a lot of information available from Philips about

If you’re wondering why Flyp Nebulizer was discontinued, you’re in the right place. The Flyp Nebulizer was released in 2018 by Convexity Scientific. After a recent merger/acquisition with another company, they shifted focus on integrated virtual care for COPD. The Flyp Nebulizer is no longer available.  But

Portable nebulizers are a convenient option for people to take breathing treatments. They can be used at home, school, work, or while traveling – without the need for bulky equipment and tubing.  Looking for the Aura portable nebulizer? Aura isn’t the only option. TruNeb™ has a few advantages over the