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Product Functionality Technician Notes: - Missing Components: None R2v3 Functionality: F3 - Key Functions Working A subset of the primary functions of the device... view more
Unit is in good used condition. No tubing or other accessories included with this item. 60 day warranty on all used... view more
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$30 USD
Philips Respironics InspirationElite HS456 Nebulizer Compressor Used, good... view more
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$10 USD
Genuine Phillips Respironics InnoSpire Compressor Nebulizer System, New In Unopened Box, Store Quality Inventory from a Home Health Provider in the Boston Area. Quantities Available. Price DOES NOT... view more
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$20 USD
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Nebulizer equipment is a medical device that is used to administer medication to a patient through inhalation. The device works by breaking down liquid medication into a fine mist, which is then inhaled through a mouthpiece or mask. Nebulizers are commonly used to treat respiratory illnesses such as asthma, bronchitis, and COPD. They are also used to treat some skin conditions, such as eczema, and to deliver antibiotics and other medications.
Nebulizer equipment is available from a variety of manufacturers, including Philips, Omron, and Drive Medical. Prices for nebulizers range from around $50 to $200, depending on the type of device and features. Some nebulizers come with a carrying case, while others are battery-operated or require an electrical outlet. The cost of replacement parts and medication can also add to the overall cost of owning a nebulizer.
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