Nebulizer Machines
Nebulizers come in home (tabletop) and portable models. Home
nebulizers are larger and must be plugged into an electrical outlet.
Portable nebulizers run on batteries -- either disposable or
rechargeable -- or can be plugged into a car's cigarette lighter.
Smaller, portable units are slightly larger than a deck of cards, so
they can be carried in a purse, briefcase, or backpack to be used
whenever and wherever you need them.
To obtain a nebulizer, you need a prescription from your doctor.
Home nebulizers vary in cost, ranging from about $50 and up, plus the
cost of accessories.Portable nebulizers usually cost a little more than home
nebulizers. Both are usually covered under the durable medical equipment
portion of health insurance policies. But, most insurance companies
will require you to work with a specified durable medical equipment
supplier. Check with your insurance company before purchasing or renting
a nebulizer to ensure it will be covered. Your health care provider
should be able to assist you with these arrangements.
Nebulizer Machines
Nebulizer Machines
Nebulizer Machines
Nebulizer Machines
Nebulizer Machines
Nebulizer Machines
Nebulizer Machines
Nebulizer Machines
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