Medications

Living with cystic fibrosis means dealing with thick, sticky secretions (mucus) that clog the lungs and makes breathing challenging. Over time, this buildup leads to frequent infections and lung damage, making airway clearance a top priority for anyone with CF. One treatment that can help is hypertonic saline nebulizer therapy.

For millions of people with respiratory issues, breathing can be a struggle. Whether it’s a lingering cough, a stubborn case of congestion, or a chronic lung condition, finding relief can be frustrating. And when mucus feels like it can’t come out, breathing becomes uncomfortable. Hypertonic saline nebulizers are

Breathing isn’t something we really think about... until it gets tough. Asthma and COPD can both leave you wheezing and gasping for air, but they aren’t the same problem. The tricky part? They can look a lot alike, but they’re not the same. Asthma tends to come

If you’re managing asthma or COPD, you’ve likely heard of bronchodilators—medications that help open up your airways when breathing becomes difficult. These medications can be delivered through both inhalers and nebulizers, and they work by relaxing the muscles around your airways, allowing you to breathe more easily.

Check out our Asthma Medication Chart - a free resource for people with asthma and their loved ones trying to learn more about available meds.

Thank you for purchasing Hypertonic Saline Solution from TruNeb™. We provide premium, medical-grade hypertonic saline manufactured in an FDA-approved laboratory. This guide applies to all concentrations of our hypertonic saline, as the usage instructions and general details are the same regardless of the Sodium Chloride USP strength (0.9%, 3%

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the idea of hydrogen peroxide nebulizers has circulated the internet. Health influencers pushing “natural” treatments have advocated for and promoted nebulizing with hydrogen peroxide – but is it safe? Before you run to the store for some peroxide, let’s dive into

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

Looking for a quiet nebulizer for albuterol? Find a breakdown of your options here. Albuterol is the most common medication used in nebulizers. It’s an effective medication to treat shortness of breath from bronchospasm, or narrowing of the airways. It works by targeting specific receptors of the body – when