News – Nebulizers & CPAP Equipment and Supplies

Nebulizers in a Child's Bedtime Routine

By Nirvani Harriram on November 01, 2016

Did you know that one of every 10 children in the U.S. suffer from asthma? Children start showing signs of asthma typically at the age of five but some as young as two years old can suffer from the condition. For some parents, the routine of administering nebulizer treatments to...

How Portable Nebulizers Can Improve Your Lifestyle

By Ravi Ramjit on October 26, 2016

Looking for a travel nebulizer that is affordable, reliable and easy to transport? At Only Nebulizers we have a large selection for you to choose from to suit any lifestyle and budget. What does a nebulizer do and what are the benefits of traveling with one? Nebulizers are essential for...

Can I Use Water Instead of Medicine in My Nebul...

By Nirvani Harriram on October 24, 2016

A saline water solution or purified water can be used in your nebulizer instead of medicine. If you’re travelling and forgot your medication and you really just need a quick session with your nebulizer, water mist has the healing properties to calm the nasal passage and enter the lungs. It...

Why You May Need a Banana After Nebulizer Use

By Nirvani Harriram on October 17, 2016

If you experience abdominal pain, nausea, or tiredness after you use albuterol in your nebulizer, that may be your body asking for a kick of potassium. Albuterol is a medication used to help relax the airways and it’s typically used to treat asthma or other ailments that cause the airways...

Can I Wash My Nebulizer Tube?

By Nirvani Harriram on October 10, 2016

The answer is no. We thought we should put that at the top because truly, under no circumstances, should you immerse your nebulizer tube in water. Some people—self-proclaimed experts on the internet—may give you the green light to submerge your tube in a vinegar / water solution and hang it...

Cold-Weather Strategies for Asthma & COPD

By Judy Haber on October 06, 2016

When the temperatures go down in fall and winter, asthma and COPD symptoms are often on the rise. Fortunately, there are a number of practical steps you can take to maximize your respiratory comfort during these colder months. Stay Hydrated During cold weather, indoor air can often become very dry...