can i use it in a nebulizer?
1094290
What a great question. I have no idea. I spray mine in the air and inhale it. I spray it on my dogs.... I spray it on my cutting boards. I'm not blue yet ;-)
1094291
I'm pretty sure you could, but whether it gives you the results you want is a different story. I usually take 5 ml at a time and hold it under my tongue. I've heard it's better absorbed when held under the tongue for at least 30 sec.
2180920
This is made for essential oils, to break them down, and send them out into the air, for you to breath into your lungs.This is for CPTG oils.(Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade) not just to scent the room. answer is, absolutely not. no no no You would not only damage your lungs, but the vibrational device in side the diffuser. You can't even use just any water in it. I use bottled water that does not have sodium in it. (Arrowhead)
461118
The nebulizer does not add any humidity (or water) to the atmosphere due to the fact that no water is involved with the process of dispersion. Only the substance in the attached bottle of oil is dispersed. Some other types of diffusers that required water will add to the humidity of the atmosphere (or room) where it is operating.
179050
I would not try it. I usr it in a diffuser and it barely makes a noticeable difference. The aromatic properties are weak.
2184190
It's in the form of an oil, so you could get it into a spray bottle, but I can't speak to how safe it would or would not be using it that way. I put it into water and use it in a vaporizor; I have not attempted to use the oil in any other way.
542018
I believe you can use it straight, but it is used in humidors, so if you can get it to mix it should be OK. Label says it is used in humidors. I use it for Vaping nicotine, over a year without a cig
2021873
Yes, you can. I would dissolve it in water first, then add it to the water you fill it with.
2085620
You can, but I would use Heet, the yellow bottle, it works best for hot temp and burning longer. Hope this helpsSteve
1328441
Not really. The atomizers are still produced by Nephron, under the brand name EZ-Breathe. This particular product is discontinued. The refills are very available and will work with the Asthmanefrin starter kit and the EZ-Breathe atomizer. Breathe easy.
521387
While I actually don't know for certain, I'd say the answer is no for a couple of reasons. First, the salt supplied with the inhaler is granular. Second, there are a number of holes in the bottom of the inhaler where air passes enroute to the salt and the exit port of the inhaler. I can imagine those holes would plug if ground salt were used. Hope that helps.
1182169
Well, I guess you could if you had the Himalayan salt, but the inhaler helps you to breathe in deeply through the mouth (and exhale through the nose) which is the way you're supposed to do it. And no, it doesn't warm it up or anything. Hope this helps.
72437
That depends on the power consumption rating on your nebulizer. I am not familiar with those, so if the rated power consumption of the nebulizer is over 250 watts for continuous consumption, you may experience a difficulty with the inverter overheating... perhaps. and perhaps not... For $20, it may be worth a try.
352842
I do not recommend inhaling it. Use a mask while using the powder or even the spray to be on the safe side. Wear gloves as well. Keep the powder away from air.
914223
I'm going to assume you mean the solution packets that come with the bottle and while the ingredients do disolve in water, I'm fairly certain their formulation isn't meant for a nebulizer, no.
1374774
While I can't answer that directly, I would think you could, I do use it nightly in my CPAP.
1844297
On the package it says: Use in all wick and filter-type humidifiers. Not for use in vaporizer/ultrasonics.
1202702
Probably but don't recommend as it should be used with PLENTY OF VENTILATION. These fumes are toxic. I spray outdoors when I use it.