At Home Nebulizer Machine for Sale

- Blue Jay TAKE A BREATH™ Compressor Nebulizer$29.99
- Small size and lightweight
- Ultra-quiet delivery
- Simple one-button operation
- InnoSpire Essence Compressor Nebulizer SystemSpecial Price $33.00 Regular Price $50.00Temporary price reductionSave 34%
- Compact and lightweight—includes both reusable and disposable mouthpiece
- SideStream technology delivers treatment in 5-7 minutes
- Minimal parts for easy cleaning and maintenance
- Drive Power Neb Ultra Compressor NebulizerStarting at$29.99 Regular Price $39.99
- Only weighs 3lbs
- Comes complete with a disposable nebulizer kit
- Piston pump compressor helps deliver effective treatment
- MABIS Steam Inhaler Vaporizer with Aromatherapy Diffuser$62.72
- Keeps airways clean, reduces throat infection and prevents common colds, allergies, bronchitis, asthma, coughs, flu and sinus infections
- Adjustable steam control
- Delivers inhalation therapy in 6-9 minutes
- Panda Pediatric Compressor NebulizerSpecial Price $40.99 Regular Price $55.64Temporary price reductionSave 26%
- Piston-driven compressor with child-friendly design
- Compatible with 3 methods of aerosol delivery: angled mouthpiece, child mask, and infant pacifier
- 3-year limited warranty
- Pacifica Elite NebulizerSpecial Price $42.00 Regular Price $55.00Temporary price reductionSave 24%
- Ultra-Compact Design
- Piston Pump Compressor.
- Consistent Particle Size.
- 5-Year Warranty
- Expert Support
- Philips Respironics Willis the Whale Compressor Nebulizer SystemSpecial Price $49.99 Regular Price $64.99Temporary price reductionSave 23%Out of stock
- 3.5 pounds
- Kid-friendly design
- Fast, efficient treatment
- 5-year warranty
- Roscoe Dinosaur Pediatric Nebulizer SystemSpecial Price $34.99 Regular Price $49.99Temporary price reductionSave 30%Out of stock
- Lightweight
- Fast, efficient treatment times
- Kid-Friendly Dinosaur Design
- 5-Year Manufacturer's Warranty
- Roscoe Bunny Pediatric Nebulizer SystemSpecial Price $34.99 Regular Price $49.99Temporary price reductionSave 30%Out of stock
- Most treatments in 10 minutes
- Reduces anxiety of treatment with friendly-design
- Built-in carrying handle and nebulizer docking port
What is a Home Nebulizer?
The most popular type of nebulizer is a home nebulizer. While they are not designed to be portable and must be plugged into a power socket, they have shown to be quite dependable over time. These home nebulizers cost less, and are proven to be very effective. Replacement parts and accessories are cheap and simple to keep up with. Some home nebulizers are specifically developed with children in mind, with colorful designs to keep children occupied while they receive respiratory treatment.
What Is Home Nebulizer Therapy?
Home nebulizer therapy works by transforming a dose of medication from liquid to mist for the patient to inhale using a home nebulizer machine. Nebulizer therapy is used for a wide range of respiratory disorders like:
- COPD
- Cystic Fibrosis
- Asthma
- Emphysema
- Chronic Bronchitis
Home nebulizers consist of different parts. The essential parts of a home nebulizer are:
- Medicine cup for nebulizer
- The top of the machine
- The medicine
- The compressor - a device that compresses air
- Tubing for nebulizers
- Mask for nebulizer
The following are the fundamentals necessary in successful use of a home nebulizer machine:
- Wash hands thoroughly
- Place the prescribed dose of medicine into the medication cup
- Cover the medication cup with the top piece of the nebulizer.
- Fit the mask or insert the mouthpiece.
- Put on the mask or mouthpiece.
- Turn the compressor on.
- Breathe normally and turn on the nebulizer until the treatment is finished.
- When the medication cup is empty, turn off the compressor.
- Disconnect all components of the nebulizer therapy system at home.
- Use warm, soapy water to clean the face mask or mouthpiece, top piece, and medication cup.
- Allow the pieces to dry naturally.
How to Clean a Home Nebulizer
For home nebulizer therapy, proper cleaning is critical because if the equipment isn't clean, patients may breathe in germs the next time they use it.
Follow the manufacturer's cleaning recommendations as closely as possible, which usually include the following steps:
The mouthpiece, top piece, and medication cup may also be washed in the top rack of a dishwasher.
Once a week, clean the equipment more completely. Follow the manufacturer's directions or soak the face mask or mouthpiece, top piece, and medication cup for 30 minutes in a combination of white vinegar and water. All of these pieces should be rinsed and air-dried.
Neither the compressor nor the tubing should be submerged in water. Instead, use a soapy towel to wipe the outside of these items.
The nebulizer air compressor has a filter. After the period of time specified in the manufacturer's instructions, filters should be replaced.
FAQs On At Home Nebulizer Machines
What is a Home Nebulizer?
A home nebulizer is the most common kind of nebulizer. They must be plugged into a power outlet because they are not portable, but over time they have shown to be fairly dependable. These personal nebulizers are less expensive and have a high level of efficacy. Accessories and replacement components are inexpensive and easy to maintain. Some home nebulizers are made especially with kids in mind; they have fun designs that will keep kids entertained while they receive respiratory care.
What Is Home Nebulizer Therapy?
With a home nebulizer machine, a dosage of medicine is changed from liquid to mist for the patient to inhale during home nebulizer therapy. Nebulizer treatment is used to treat a variety of respiratory conditions, including:
- COPD
- Cystic Fibrosis
- Asthma
- Emphysema
- Chronic Bronchitis
What Are The Different Parts of A Home Nebulizer?
Home nebulizers consist of different parts. The essential parts of a home nebulizer are:
- Medicine cup for nebulizer
- The top of the machine
- The medicine
- The compressor - a device that compresses air
- Tubing for nebulizers
- Mask for nebulizer
The following are the fundamentals necessary in successful use of a home nebulizer machine:
- Wash hands thoroughly
- Place the prescribed dose of medicine into the medication cup
- Cover the medication cup with the top piece of the nebulizer.
- Fit the mask or insert the mouthpiece.
- Put on the mask or mouthpiece.
- Turn the compressor on.
- Breathe normally and turn on the nebulizer until the treatment is finished.
- When the medication cup is empty, turn off the compressor.
How to Clean a Home Nebulizer
Proper cleaning is essential for home nebulizer therapy because dirty equipment puts patients at risk of breathing in germs during use.
As strictly as possible, adhere to the cleaning instructions provided by the manufacturer, which often call for the actions listed below:
- All parts of the home nebulizer therapy system should be disconnected before cleaning.
- The face mask or mouthpiece, top piece, and medicine cup should all be cleaned with warm, soapy water or on the top rack of a dishwasher.
- Let the parts naturally dry before putting them back into the nebulizer.
Perform a more thorough cleaning of the nebulizer once every week. Follow the manufacturer's instructions or soak the top piece, medicine cup, face mask or mouthpiece in a solution of white vinegar and water for 30 minutes. These items should all be cleaned and air dried.
The tubing and the compressor should not be immersed in water. Instead, clean the exterior of these things with a soapy cloth.
The air compressor for the nebulizer contains a filter. Filters should be changed after the time frame mentioned in the manufacturer's recommendations.
Is a Prescription for a Home Nebulizer Required?
Yes, to purchase a nebulizer, you must have a doctor's prescription. Whether you want a portable machine or a home nebulizer, both require prescriptions for purchase and use.
Can I Use A Nebulizer With Only Water?
You can use your nebulizer without any medication with a saline water solution or filtered water. Water mist provides therapeutic qualities to relax the nasal passage and enter the lungs. If you're traveling and forgot your medicine and need a brief session with your nebulizer, then you can use distilled or saline water.
What Medications Should I Use in a Nebulizer?
In nebulizers, some of the usual medications utilized are:
- Albuterol
- Budesonide
- Cromolyn Sodium
- Ipratropium
- Levalbuterol
Where Can I Buy a Home Nebulizer?
You can purchase a home nebulizer machine from The Oxygen Concentrator Supplies Shop’s online store or you can also visit our brick-and-mortar store located at 159 Cooper Road, Suite 2, in West Berlin, New Jersey. We have a wide variety of oxygen concentrators both home and portable, home nebulizers, portable nebulizers, and their accessories and supplies.
We have a team of expert support, who will respond to your questions and will also help you to find the right products for your treatment. You can call us at 888-941-1688, with any questions you may have about oxygen concentrators, nebulizers, or accessories.