About Nebulizers & Aerosol Therapy
A nebulizer turns liquid medication into a fine mist that is breathed in through a mouthpiece or mask. This collection covers the whole setup: compressor nebulizer machines, disposable and reusable nebulizer kits, masks and mouthpieces, tubing, and replacement filters for compressors, from Teleflex, Salter Labs and others. It is one of the collections in Respiratory Supplies, alongside CPAP supplies, nasal cannulas and oxygen supplies, and laryngectomy care.
Three attributes shape the order. Device refers to the compressor itself, and its replacement filters and parts must match the compressor model. Kit describes the nebulizer cup and how it is delivered: with a mouthpiece, with an adult or pediatric mask, or with a T-piece, and either disposable or reusable. Count matters for kits, filters and tubing, which are sold singly, in packs, or by the case. The medication and dosing schedule used with the nebulizer are as specified by your clinician; this collection covers the equipment only.
To reorder, check the model number on the compressor label for parts, and the REF number on the kit packaging for cups and masks. Either one will return the identical item.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose a nebulizer kit?
Decide between a mouthpiece and a mask, and if a mask, pick adult or pediatric size. Then choose disposable or reusable, based on how often the kit will be replaced. Most standard kits connect to compressors with universal tubing, but confirm the connection, and follow the delivery method your clinician specified.
Are nebulizers and kits covered by insurance?
Compressor nebulizers and their kits may be eligible for coverage with a prescription, under HCPCS codes such as E0570 for the compressor and codes in the A7003 to A7005 range for kits. Those codes are shown for reference only. Coverage and replacement frequency depend on your payer and plan.
How do I reorder the same kits or filters?
For kits and masks, search our site for the REF number on the package. For compressor filters and parts, use the model number from the compressor label. Listings state whether you are buying a single kit, a multi-pack or a case, so you can match the quantity you usually use.