Buying Guides

Use these practical guides to narrow down the right equipment before you order. If a device is part of prescribed treatment, confirm suitability and settings with your clinician.

Which nebuliser should I choose?

Start with the medication your clinician has prescribed, the recommended nebuliser type and how often it will be used. A mains compressor is usually dependable for regular home treatment. A mesh or portable model is quieter and easier to travel with, but needs careful cleaning and may not suit every medication.

  • Check medication compatibility and residual volume.
  • Compare treatment time, noise and cleaning requirements.
  • For children, confirm the mask and chamber are age appropriate.

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Portable or mains nebuliser?

Choose mains power for routine use in one location and portable power if treatment needs to travel. Check battery life, charging method, weight, replacement parts and whether the device works on both mains and battery power.

Manual wheelchair or power wheelchair?

Manual wheelchairs are lighter and simpler to transport, but propulsion requires strength or an attendant. Power wheelchairs provide powered movement, but are heavier and need charging, storage and suitable vehicle access. Measure seat width and depth, doorways, turning space and transport capacity before ordering.

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Choosing a mobility scooter

Consider where it will be used, the rider's weight, desired range, kerb and gradient capability, storage and vehicle transport. Small pavement scooters are easier to store; larger road-capable models offer more range and stability but need more space.

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CPAP and BiPAP machines, masks and accessories

Use the machine and pressure settings prescribed by your sleep or respiratory team. Mask fit is central to comfort and leak control: compare nasal, nasal-pillow and full-face options, then check compatibility with your machine and tubing. Replace filters, cushions and tubing at the intervals recommended by the manufacturer.

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Need help?

Call 0800 612 4484 for product and compatibility guidance before ordering.