More Effective Relief For Asthma And Allergic Rhinitis With Omron CompAir Nebulizer

Posted on Sep 25 2017 - 2:11am by tweenselmom

I only know a little about asthma though I’ve lived with family members who have asthma when I was younger. The only son of one of my aunts has an asthma and I saw how challenging it was for them back then. I remember how strict my aunt was when it comes to nebulizer time and my cousin’s activities (di pwede laging mapagod or mapawisan). I also have a stepbrother who is asthmatic and my father often complains about the medicines they need to buy whenever my brother has an asthma attack. My kids do not have asthma nor my husband has a family history of it but like me, my daughters both have chronic allergic rhinitis. And this is not good because allergic rhinitis, as I found out, can be a precursor to asthma.

Last week, I was invited to an event sponsored by Omron Healthcare wherein several mommy bloggers attended to be informed about asthma and to know about Omron’s CompAir Nebulizer System NE-C801. It was an intimate and fun event meeting up again with some of the moms I know from the blogging industry and MBP. The event was held at Stacy’s Cafe in Bonifacio Global City and there we had a delicious lunch, caught up with some short mommy talk with each other, and played some parlour games.

Mommy Blogger Event at Stacy's BGC Sponsored by OMRON

Mommy Blogger Event at Stacy's BGC Sponsored by OMRON

Mommy Blogger Event at Stacy's BGC Sponsored by OMRON

Our host started the day with a prayer.

Mommy Blogger Event at Stacy's BGC Sponsored by OMRON

Had so much fun catching up with other mom bloggers that afternoon – Janice, Serene, Donna, Roxy, Que and Celerhina Aubrey.

The highlights of the day was an informative presentation by Dr. Anjanette O. Reyes – De Leon, M.D.,  a pediatrician and asthma and lung specialist and the product demo. It was quite a long talk about asthma and how moms can help care for family members who have this disease. It helped a lot that most of us moms there know each other for quite a long time and that we can relate with each other as moms. We were able to ask and discuss freely with the doctor and time flew quickly.

Dr. Anjanette O. Reyes - De Leon, M.D. OMRON event

Dr. Anjanette O. Reyes – De Leon, M.D. shared valuable information about Asthma and how to properly manage it.

I was able to scribble some notes from the talk which I want to share so here they are and I hope you learn even a bit from them:

  • Asthma is what you call the disease when the air passage is being narrowed due to the inflammation. A person who suffers from an asthma attack finds it difficult to breathe, may cough, wheeze or feel pain in the chest.
  • Most people who suffer from asthma may be male, premature kids and those who are exposed to tobacco or triggers from the environment.
  • Asthma is a disease for life but the symptoms can be controlled. Some kids who have asthma may grow up to be adults without suffering from asthma attacks.
  • Allergies such as allergic rhinitis should be treated as early as possible because recurring allergies may lead to asthma.
  • Asthma which was developed over time is called an acquired asthma.
  • Allergens can also be found at home including dust from mattresses, uncleaned air-conditioning filters, pets and pollens from the garden.
  • A nebulizer is a device which helps people having an asthma attack or having difficulty in breathing breathe easily. The device turns liquid medicine into vapor so that the person can inhale it easily. Unlike metered-dose inhalers (MDIs) which is portable and can be carried in pocket or wallets, a nebulizer is usually a bit bigger and have tube attachments. A nebulizer is for young people who aren’t old enough to use inhalers or for older people who needs immediate relief in breathing.

Talking about nebulizers, Omron, a popular and tested brand because of their state-of-the-art blood pressure monitors, thermometers, body fat analyzers, step counters and pulse massagers, came ups with CompAir Nebulizer System NE-C801. It’s a sleek type of nebulizer which I can consider better in design and function than my old nebulizer at home.

OMRON CompAir Nebulizer System NE-C801

My husband bought our nebulizer years before because as I’ve mentioned, we have allergic rhinitis. A nebulizer really helps a lot in treating difficult breathing when we have colds due to allergy. One time, my allergy was so severe my colds already turned to cough and sticky phlegm. I didn’t have any stocks of medicine for the nebulizer or medicated syrup. When I slept, I woke up several times choking and I had to throw up just to be able to breathe.

Omron CompAir Nebulizer System NE-c801 uses Virtual Valve Technology where the nebulizer kit converts the prescribed medication into an aerosol or microscopic droplets which can be easily inhaled with minimal wastage. The nebulization rate of NE-c801 is 0.3 ml/min while our old nebulizer which has a nebulization rate of 0.2 ml/min only .

I’ll prefer NE-c801 also because it’s not noisy unlike my old nebulizer. Omron is also compact and lightweight. It will be perfect for moms who need to carry and travel their nebulizers from time to time. Omron mentioned though that users should be particular in cleaning the appliances as soon as possible to prevent clogging. If the tubes are left uncleaned, the medication particles may dry up and block the tubes.

My old Piston Pulmolife nebulizer. It’s big and definitely not portable. We are considering replacing it with OMRON though in fairness, our nebulizer had been reliable in the past, noisy lang talaga and heavy ang machine.

Please watch a short portion of the product demo.

If you or any of person at home has allergies or asthma, having a handy and reliable nebulizer will be a good investment. Our weather is very unpredictable and same as our health. We won’t even know what can trigger our allergies. It’s always better to be sure than sorry.  After all, a nebulizer can last for so many years if taken cared of properly.

Omron has an ongoing promo of P300 off for Omron CompAir Nebulizer System NE – C801. You will be able to buy the complete set for P2,980 until October 31, 2017. For more information, you may visit www.omronhealthcare.com.ph or Facebook.com/OMRONHealthCarePH.

9 Comments so far. Feel free to join this conversation.

  1. Abby September 25, 2017 at 2:09 pm - Reply

    Wow this was really a great and informative event for moms with asthmatic kids! They should have more to spread awareness!

    My husband has asthma so I am worried that my kids would have asthma too. Thankfully, there are no tell-tale signs and symptoms yet except for skin asthma.

    Thanks for sharing all the info you’ve gathered. I’m praying I won’t need them but will bookmark this post just in case. 🙂

  2. Josephine September 25, 2017 at 8:46 pm - Reply

    My mom has asthma, and so with almost all my nieces and nephews! I’m just really thankful that my own daughters are not able to inherit this disease coz I’ve been a witness to the pain and inconveniences that my mom had to go through each time she had an attack. And ever since, Omron has been a brand that our family trust. Am really glad that their product is now on sale. I will relay this to my mom and siblings. 🙂

  3. Nini Perez September 28, 2017 at 12:46 pm - Reply

    Thank goodness no one has asthma in my family, but nebulizers serve us well when our son has a clogged nose. Ours was handed down to us by my in-laws, and yes, it is bulky and heavy. Omron’s model will be perfect, even for travel.

  4. Angel Caronongan-Enero September 29, 2017 at 7:05 am - Reply

    My mother and siblings have asthma so I lived in a family that is dependent to a nebulizer, we are using pulmo-aide. When I became a mom, my husband bought one for our daughter. It is used whenever she have severe cough and asked by her pediatrician for some meds. We are using TMS brand and it’s handy too. But I think this Omron is smaller than ours, more handy. And wow, it’s not noisy, most of nebulizer are noisy, I guess this is better.

  5. Maan September 29, 2017 at 12:02 pm - Reply

    I wish I was there with you! This would have been a very timely topic for me because Yuri had another asthma attack earlier this month (thus confirming his asthma) and I had to buy a nebulizer. I chose Omron, of course, because it’s been our trusted brand ever since. We have the Omron NE-C25S.

  6. Liz A September 30, 2017 at 4:50 pm - Reply

    Asthma runs in my family too. One of my cousins has the worst case I’ve seen. She gets hospitalized whenever she hits a bad case of it and always have meds with her at all times until now. My sister had asthma as a child but she was able to outgrow it. He hasn’t had attacks for a long time now. As for my son, I am relieved that he never had it but there was a time that he had to nebulize due to pneumonia. I used to borrow my cousin’s nebulizer butI had to buy his own nebulizer given that he used to travel from Manila to Baguio and back. And I bought this specific model. It’s handy, easy to bring to travels, easy to clean too. 😀

  7. Eihdra Gatchalian October 1, 2017 at 10:19 am - Reply

    My current nebulizer is so noisy yet still working for 7 years now. Though still in good condition, I’d definitely try this new omron nebulizer.

  8. Mommy Anna October 2, 2017 at 1:32 am - Reply

    Thanks for sharing, will share this one with my friend who have asthma, its a great tool for her

  9. Lhhourdes Mercadero October 2, 2017 at 3:05 am - Reply

    Our family have a history of Asthma. We still use our old nebulizer.
    But this one from Omron looks great, ill share this information to my auntie.

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