is there a medicine cup to add eucalyptus drops or other medicine?
585642
There are no cups. It's a very simple construction. I do add the antibacterial to the water, not sure if you can add the ecsliptus the same way.
585643
No, this doesn't come with a medicine cup. We have been using a plug in for Vicks, so this wasn't an issue for us.
604211
There is no such cup. It only has a small steam vent at the top to relieve steam pressure.
115423
I would consider these 'dry cups'. You can also use them to measure liquids. The quality is excellent!!
761166
No. I add peppermint and eucalyptus to the solution, but it doesn't have any in the formula.
562371
Yes you can. Just don't add it directly to the inhaler. I take a makeup remover pad and cut a hole in the center and put a few drops of eucalyptus oil on it. Works great!
1067191
The bottle did not come with a cup. I'm not sure if you can buy one separately.
1481773
Active-tea tree oil, eucalyptus leaf oil.Inactive-sodium palmate, sodium palm kernelate, sodium chloride, glycerin, tetra sodium edta, tetrasodium etidronate, and water.
562370
The device does not recommend any oils. Perhaps a drop or two of eucalyptus oil onto a cloth to breath into in between a vapor treatment may do the trick.
1446714
A martini glass would work. A solo cup or beer bottle wouldn't. It would need to be a glass that's wider at the top and not too thick at the bottom
1862125
There is no medicine cup. There is a spot for a scent pad. If you put albuterol in the water container you would greatly dilute the concentration. Also this is a non misting humidifier, you do not see the mist at all. I believe all the albuterol would be soaked up in the filter any way.
1042650
Yes, there is a plastic insert that looks like a smooth little volcano with a hole in the top. It was stuck in the lid, and I didn't even know what it was for until I saw your question. I pried it out with a pair of scissors, and what do you know? It fits in the mouth of the bottle, with a small hole in the center. It looks like you might have to hold it on, unless there's another essential oil dispensing secret that I don't know!
1481775
Active-tea tree oil, eucalyptus leaf oil. Inactive-sodium palmate, sodium palm kernelate, sodium chloride, glycerin, tetra sodium edta, tetrasodium etidronate, and water.
1143699
You would need to pick up your own essential oils online or at a health foods store, usually eucalyptus or others etc. Honestly though I find using one of the kids PediaLyte plug in infusers that comes with little pads that plug into a socket work much better than the one on here. This is an awesome humidifier but the diffuser isn't the best design. Best of luck. :)
473599
What are you trying to add this to ? Most essential oils do not come with the traditional dropper. I simply hold and allow the desired number of drops to add to my carrier base.
640481
I've used a couple drops of peppermint oil and/or eucalyptus oil..I noticed that herbal oil mixtures were available for adding to salt inhalers. I bought some; then just started adding my own. Caution..not too much!
150835
I'm not personally familiar with asthmanefrin medicine, but if it is a liquid, you would place the prescribed amount in the little medicine cup(s) provided. As the mist comes out it picks up whatever medicine is in the cup and dispenses it in the form of vapor mist. I hope this answers your question.
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That I am not real sure of. I do know they have diffusers for that purpose, and some are up there in price. Some humidifiers says not to add anything but water or if they add scents it is made for that. If you would like to try on an old humidifier that would be the best to do. Thrift stores carry those for cheap and you will not have to spend alot of money if it ruins the humidifier. You know the Vicks thing you can put the med rub in the cup, well that could be another option as well. I have tried to figure out another way to use those essential oils for aromatherapy that is what I buy essential oils. When you buy those oils make sure you can use them for whatever you bought them for. (food grade, skin safe (no reactions on skin), and will not harm the body thru inhalation. Hope I helped!