Nebulizers

If you or someone in your family has asthma or a lung condition like COPD, chances are you’ve heard about both inhalers and nebulizers. They’re the two most common tools for getting breathing medications straight to the lungs, but they work in very different ways. So how do

If you're in the market for a reliable nebulizer, you might have come across the Roscoe nebulizer. There are several available models (including pediatrics options) that all essentially function the same.  While the Roscoe medical nebulizer offers some attractive features, there's another option that outshines it

If you landed here, you might be looking for a new nebulizer for yourself or a loved one. And with so many options out there, it’s hard to know which one is best for your needs. An ultrasonic nebulizer might be a good option – but let’s take a

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

When it comes to managing respiratory conditions like COPD, asthma, and other diseases, finding the right nebulizer can make all the difference. Two popular compact options are the Pacifica Elite Nebulizer by Drive Medical and the TruNeb™ Portable Nebulizer. In this article, we'll put these two devices head-to-head,

You’re looking for a smaller nebulizer machine and doing some research on the Aeromist Compact Nebulizer… we’re glad you’re here! Before you decide on the Aeromist Nebulizer, you’ll want to know about a strong alternative — the TruNeb™ Portable Nebulizer. They’re both designed to help people

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™

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