can i put albuterol in the medicine cup?
1862123
Hi Asia, I really don't know if you can, haven't needed it yet. I have the albuterol machine and would think that is the best way to receive it. In a mist, it is going to spray all around and less will get into the lungs, you would think. I would check with my doctor to see if he thinks it would meet your needs in a humidifier. Good luck.
1862124
Absolutely do not put albuterol in this machine!!! use a nebulizer machine.
1862125
There is no medicine cup. There is a spot for a scent pad. If you put albuterol in the water container you would greatly dilute the concentration. Also this is a non misting humidifier, you do not see the mist at all. I believe all the albuterol would be soaked up in the filter any way.
954992
yes right above were it vents out the steam but personally my opinion is it doesnt look deep enough, isnt removable, hard to clean and i think it isnt worth putting oil in it. i did not buy it for the medicine cup though.
458813
We have different containers. Some with droppers, some inhalers, some in a roller ball, some in a regular bowl. Just all depends on what the book says to do.
7573
I don't think you can. The cup I had leaked so bad, I stopped using it. I stained too many work shirts.
464677
No you can't do that. The inhaler has holes at the bottom for the air flow, when inhaling. With a bottle you would not be able to inhale without the proper flow.
1524862
Yes you can. You can also buy reusable cups that work very well with this machine.
1099818
That I am not real sure of. I do know they have diffusers for that purpose, and some are up there in price. Some humidifiers says not to add anything but water or if they add scents it is made for that. If you would like to try on an old humidifier that would be the best to do. Thrift stores carry those for cheap and you will not have to spend alot of money if it ruins the humidifier. You know the Vicks thing you can put the med rub in the cup, well that could be another option as well. I have tried to figure out another way to use those essential oils for aromatherapy that is what I buy essential oils. When you buy those oils make sure you can use them for whatever you bought them for. (food grade, skin safe (no reactions on skin), and will not harm the body thru inhalation. Hope I helped!
1888055
It would ruin the tea or coffee, Pretty strong stuff! I keep mine in the frig. & just take it cold. much better!
629677
Package literature says yes with doc's approval. I don't think this handheld unit will work like a full blown home use 10 to 15 min nebulizer however, I have not tried. This replacement unit (after recall) does work better in delivering asthmanefrin medication tho. Perhaps with time they will perfect a pocket sized nebulizer after all.
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This is made for essential oils, to break them down, and send them out into the air, for you to breath into your lungs.This is for CPTG oils.(Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade) not just to scent the room. answer is, absolutely not. no no no You would not only damage your lungs, but the vibrational device in side the diffuser. You can't even use just any water in it. I use bottled water that does not have sodium in it. (Arrowhead)
550046
Yes, the first round of salt is included in a plastic bag within the box. There are instructions for filling the pink salt into the porcelain inhaler from the bottom. Very simple but effective at calming the lungs.
629675
I've had an Asthmanefrin nebulizer over a year now and you certainly can use other liquid inhalation meds with it. I'm a veteran and get Albuterol 3ml 0.083% plastic vials for nebulization which is much less expensive than buying the Asthmanefrin refills. Also, Asthmanefrin (the company) has redesigned the nebulizer and they work much better now. If you have an old one that doesn't work properly they will replace it for free. (asthmanefrin.com) Also, use rechargeable batteries because they last 4-5 times longer than disposables.
1041408
yes, you can cut a med. amount at one time and the container holds several cups
2247425
Just put water around it, up to the level they say. You'll notice when the med cup starts to get low, the vapors will decrease.
1974433
Yes you can fit an inhaler in the waist bag, and a few more goodies.. :-) It's a great buy
1927854
Well not directly as in you put it right into the vape cartridge. You would mix it with vegetable glycerin and/or food-grade propylene glycol
292057
Yes. (I'm using one as I type.). It's long enough so that your nose isn't pressed to the top of the cup as you use it.