ULTRASONIC MIST MAKER COLOR LED LIGHTS WATER FOUNTAIN
I bought one off ebay for $15 with shipping, dropped it into a jar of CS.
It does make a very fine mist that can be sucked out of the jar with a big
fat straw.
No coughing! [for me anyhow]
It throws some water into the air too, but that's easily avoided.
Ode
At 08:54 PM 7/6/2004 -0600, you wrote:
>I really know nothing of nebulizers. I have one that I got from Bruce Marx
>before he stopped selling them. I got it for those folks who just can't
>believe that an 8 buck airbrush produces a finer aerosol than an expensive
>medical device.
>
>I do not know if you can still buy them on the net.
>
>I have researched with respiratory therapists and they say "Proneb" is a
>good brand. The one I have, and I presume that Bruce would pick a good one,
>not just based on his profit margin is:
>
>Brand: Medline
>
>Mod. Spot Mist.
>
>If you can find the data---and I doubt you can--- I would think droplet size
>(smaller is better) would be best. After that, it is a matter of how easy
>to clean and how durable with handling and use.
>
>
>JOH
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Wayne Fugitt [mailto:[email protected]]
>Sent: Sunday, July 04, 2004 8:34 PM
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: CS>Nebulizing Benefits
>
>
>Evening JOH,
>
>You make some interesting points.
>
>2. Regardless of treating the ENT and lungs directly, nebulizing has the
>>capability of getting blood levels of silver in the entire body up to
>>those attainable via the IV route,
>
> I actually have a unit at the moment, but I don't like it and it is not
>mine. Seems I should select and purchase a unit.
>
> Many of the units I have found are prescription only. This must be in
>the same class with the lowly oxygen bottle.
>
> Prices range from under $ 50.00 to several hundred.
>
> Could you suggest a few features we should have in the unit we select.
>
> It appears one could build the complete unit from scratch if he
>understands pressure, flow rates, valves, tubes, regulators, and a few
>other things.
>
> Of course I don't want to spend a week making something I could purchase
>for a hundred or so.
>
> I have used an air brush long ago painting fishing lures. ( the genuine
>hand carved balsa wood type )
>
> I tried to find a few technical specs but failed.
>
> Wayne
>
>
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