Answer: The difference between disposable and reusable nebulizers is the length of time you can use one.
Disposable nebulizers, which hospitals often use, can be used for about ten treatments. But it’s best to follow the manufacturer’s recommendations. If they are used after that period, the material the nebulizer is made of may break down. The mist may slow, which prevents you from getting a full treatment.
Reusable nebulizers can be used much longer. They can usually be used for about six months. Keep in mind, the six-month recommendation is a rough estimate and is not written in stone. If your reusable nebulizer stops producing a mist or the mist has slowed, and other parts of your machine are working, it may be time to change your nebulizer.
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