Is this compatible with pure essential oils, such as doterra?
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No! This is terrible! I wouldn't waste your money on this and especially when using good oils like Doterra. The Doterra diffuser is sooo much better and worth the price. This diffuser broke after 2 uses.
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No it is not compatible with pure essential oil. Any aroma used MUST be water soluble. As pure essential oils are not water soluble, they are not compatible.
1307467
I've been using mine with pure essential oils for an entire year, no problems. It works as well as my pricey diffuser though it doesn't have as many features and doesn't do as large an area.
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The Helichrysm that you are questioning I haven't tried I don't believe but as long as they profess to be 100% essential oil and not a blend it would depend on the quality of the flowers and distilling process I imagine. I have bought and used probably a quart over the past year for neuropathic pain and arthritis mixed with several other essential oils that have worked so well for me. If you need any more information write to me at lk5056@frontier.com if you wish. This oil I may have purchased and used, it looks familiar but I found a place I order all great oils from recently.
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I have never used doTERRA Balance either, but I have used a lot of their other oils and bought them from Amazon. As far as I know they all smell the same. In fact, I have a bottle of Serenity bought from doTERRA website and a bottle of Serenity bought from Amazon and they are exactly the same - looks and smell.
813865
I don't see why not I have used lavender essential oil and am currently using oil of thieves in mine, just be sure to fill with water to the line and then how ever many drops of oil you wish without being overpowering
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Marcel: I love this diffuser and have used it daily for a year. Only down side is that it uses distilled water only. I use it with doTerra Certified Pure Theraputic Grade essential oil. Other EO may contain synthetics or be less pure. DoTerra oils do kill pathogens in the air. I can give you more info on doTerra if you wish. I use it in a bedroom. Would say it is fine for a small to medium room.
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DoTERRA oils are Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade, the purest I've ever used, energetically and chemically. Doterra.com or any representative.
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Absolutely. Thats the application I am using...doterra and coconut fractionated oil with roller ball glass bottles.
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I don't think so...totally up to yoU i dont see the harm in doing so..I did mix some of this with my mega growth oil by Profectiv. I'm loving it; about to purchase 3rd bottle..use for me & my daughters...hope this helps
1201006
Most definitely. This can be diluted with any of the carrier oils. If you have any more questions please let us know. Have a wonderful dayLeAnnaPlant Therapy Customer Service
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Pure essential oils are very potent. I would use 2-3 drops per use. (Fill water to the fill line and add 2-3 drops). Always choose a "therapeutic" grade essential oil. While there is no real "industry" that certifies essential oil potency - ones that are labeled therapeutic are generally pure and are unlikely to have fillers or additives. I use Doterra essential oil, however, they are a little on the expensive side. There are other companies that provide therapeutic grade essential oils. Good luck - my son and his wife love this diffuser and so does their 4 month old daughter. (Lavender oil via diffuser can calm an infant and help them sleep!) Pure essential oils are very potent. I would use 2-3 drops per use. (Fill water to the fill line and add 2-3 drops). Always choose a "therapeutic" grade essential oil. While there is no real "industry" that certifies essential oil potency - ones that are labeled therapeutic are generally pure and are unlikely to have fillers or additives. I use Doterra essential oil, however, they are a little on the expensive side. There are other companies that provide therapeutic grade essential oils. Good luck - my son and his wife love this diffuser and so does their 4 month old... » Read More Pure essential oils are very potent. I would use 2-3 drops per use. (Fill water to the fill line and add 2-3 drops). Always choose a "therapeutic" grade essential oil. While there is no real "industry" that certifies essential oil potency - ones that are labeled therapeutic are generally pure and are unlikely to have fillers or additives. I use Doterra essential oil, however, they are a little on the expensive side. There are other companies that provide therapeutic grade essential oils. Good luck - my son and his wife love this diffuser and so does their 4 month old daughter. (Lavender oil via diffuser can calm an infant and help them sleep!) « Show Less
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Doterra has an oil blend called TerraShield. It has 11 oils in it, including Citronella and Cedarwood. I am planning on using it Memorial Day weekend to give it a test! You are supposed to dilute it with water and put in spray bottle. Can't wait to see if it works. Contact me if you would like a bottle. They are only $12.67
1078647
Yes, you can use this diffuser with any type of essential oils. Including citrus.
118544
I don't know that brand, but if it's an oil or perfume, I think it will work perfectly. I used vanilla extract one day as an experiment and it worked fine.
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of course. doTerra, Young Living and Aura Cacia are all great oils. There may be others who claim they are pharmaceutical grade... not sure where their oils are coming from...
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No. You can only use pure essential oil. The chemical constituent in the regular perfume will damage the vibrational device.
118543
I use Doterra essential oils in this diffuser and it works just fine. I have never used Young Living essential oils, but would assume that it work work with them as well.
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Unfortunately I don't know. I have never used essential oils and don't know how difficult (if at all) they are to humidify. It's a great humidifier on it's own though. If oils like that are typically okay to put into humidifiers then I would guess it's okay.