Need Mouthpiece for Nebulizer

Updated on September 06, 2011
D.S. asks from Katy, TX
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I have an invacare envoy nebulizer but lost my mouthpiece and medicine dispenser in a move. I never needed it till now. I am in serious need right now due to the texas fires. I bought it at wal greens and they don't carry parts for them any more. Any suggestions and I am fixing to call cvs too.

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So What Happened?

the one they had at wal greens was for a different brand nebulizer but it did fit mine. thanks for the coke bottle idea I will remeber that. dang fires anyway

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R.J.

answers from Seattle on

In a PINCH... use an empty soda/water bottle. Melt (or cut)holes to fit the tubing at the side near the bottom and exhale holes (if yours uses them) up at the top where you breathe in through the drink opening. If you need a tight seal on the ingoing tube, secure it with a little bit of painters tape or duct tape.

It'll work until you can get a replacement part.

((Same works as a spacer for an inhaler in a bind, btw... but you only need a hole to fit the inhaler "mouth" piece))

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G.B.

answers from Oklahoma City on

Call the local oy=xegyn supply company and ask them if you need a perscription to come in and buy one. I think you might need one but they would know for sure. If they don't have the parts you need then you have to consider getting a newer one from a dealer who will always have something usable.

Call your doc for a prescription for a new one and go to the local oxygen supply place. We got a portable Pari that plugs in the house socket, the car cigarette lighter, and has a battery pack for when there is not electricity. I love it and carry it everywhere.

Here's a link to the one we have, it's about the size, with the battery pack on it, of a woman's wallet.
http://www.pari.com/products/compressors/product/detail/i...

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R.D.

answers from Richmond on

Try a family owned home healthcare pharmacy, or ask your pediatrician :)

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