Dear Sir,
Technically, there is no difference between an
atomizer and a nebulizer; both are venturi-based devices designed to
fragment liquids into microscopic particles which impinge into a gas stream
(usually air or O2). Nebulizers, as a rule, are devices used in health
services for adjunctive pulmonary protocols. Atomizers are, as a rule,
devices used in many commercial practices, for varied applications.....among
them are applications that can include nasal passage/pulmonary medical
protocols.
For pulmonary researches/applications it is, generally,
accepted that the smaller the fluid particles----the more beneficial the
result.
Sincerely. Brooks Bradley
Henry Reed wrote:
> Is a nebulizer the same as an atomizer? Will an atomizer work for
> bronchitis? Do you use the cs full strength? Mine is supposed to be 8
> to 10 ppm so do I use it full strength? Is there some way to make an
> atomizer at home cheap? Anybody can feel free to answer. Grateful for
> all help.
>
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