Posted 2016-02-28 10:21 PM Subject: RE: Equi-Resp vs Flexineb for Bleeders
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Posts: 4766 Location: Bandera, TX
Why do you want a high psi? It's the droplet size that matters. The medications or oils that work at the alveolar level have to be small enough to "go into action". Thus, the flexineb is great for that application. As is the MPTS 360. I'm not sure what size you get with the Equi-resp. Hopefully someone with the company can come on and say. Treating your horse with the proper meds and oils will help a bleeder. The underlying inflammation and infections need to be taken care of so that your horse can run its heart out for you.
I have the old ERA mask and Big Dee's mask I use them with my old school nebulizer motor and tubing. I use them a lot at home. On the road the Flexineb is so very easy to deal with. I can put it on walk my horse for 5 min and get the oils I need in him for his bleeding. Thankful that he's responding to them and working well. You can clean it easy enough by a drop of soap and distilled water in the chamber and some wipes on the mask.
Posted 2016-02-29 8:37 AM Subject: RE: Equi-Resp vs Flexineb for Bleeders
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Posts: 399
Has anyone used distilled white vinegar to clean these nebulizer with? Just currious, we used a 10% acetic acid (distilled white vinegar) solution to clean equine anesthesia machines. Soap has a low residue to it that would potentially cause build-up and be a small breeding ground for bacteria and fungus.
Posted 2016-10-13 8:35 AM Subject: RE: Equi-Resp vs Flexineb for Bleeders
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Posts: 1163 Location: Foot of the Smoky Mtns, East Tennessee
We have just recently purchased a equi-resp for a bleeder we have. Are there different solutions? If so, which solution do I need to be using specifically for a bleeder?
Posted 2016-10-13 3:54 PM Subject: RE: Equi-Resp vs Flexineb for Bleeders
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Posts: 5624 Location: Back in MT BABY!!!
NeedMoreSpeed - 2016-10-13 11:29 AM How often should we use it?
I would call the guy who sales these. I can't remember his name but when I called him he was very helpful and would be able to give you better guidance.