Can you use this in a nebulizer diffuser?
1823142
I would say no - I thought it was more of an essential oil, but is is essential oil infused in massage oil. It has a nice scent, but I cannot imagine it would do well in a nebulizer diffuser. It does not do well in an oil lamp either. It's good for putting on a scent disk lying around as a passive scent. I would look for something else for nebulizer diffusing of nag champa scent.
1823143
I have not used it in a diffuser however I don't see why you wouldn't be able too.
1823144
No. It is not a true essential oil. It is a mixture of oils and essential oils. I don't even know if they are all natural, so there is no way I would send it through a nebulizer.
1822846
Yes, it should be. This adapter is pretty heavy duty. Although you will need to check for yourself with the product specifications and your nebulizer requirements.
1329348
Yes, these essential oils work great in a diffuser. I add approximately 8 to 10 drops to water in my diffuser and it creates a wonderful aroma! :o)
208898
No. Honestly, it's a huge waste of money. It can't be used in other nebulizers and once you pay a small mint for the refills, you find that you're stuck with something that is worthless. I loved it at first so I ordered refills. I should have read the reviews and done my research before ordering refills. Long before my refills arrived the inhaler quit working and I was out $45.00!
370954
I have a wonderful essential oil nebulizer. I put one drop (germ fighter is very strong) of germ fighter with three drops of lavender in the nebulizer and diffuse into the air at night. It helps me sleep and keeps me healthy. This is wonderful stuff.! Anybody know how to make a toothpaste from this stuff? I am thinking that would be good too!
714627
I don't think it would be a good substitute for a machine that one uses for albuterol treatments. I used to need one of those machines and no, I don't think it would work nearly as well as the nebulizer, which delivers medication to a mouthpiece and more directly in to the lungs. This is more meant to be something like the effect you get from showering when you have a cold. It loosens your sinuses and moisturizes them and helps your lungs if you breathe deeply. It's meant more for a cold or sinusitis, not asthma or severe allergies or pneumonia which necessitate a nebulizer. I eventually bought my own nebulizer when I was badly afflicted with allergies, and there is no way this machine would have been as effective for helping me as the nebulizer was.
791562
i think it will work, i have used it on a power drill and no problems at all, check for the watts consumption of the nebulizer it should be less than 500 watts
208897
Howard, I have not tried this in another nebulizer(s), but an educated guess tells me that it "SHOULD" work in any nebulizer. All the delivery system does is mist the solution into an aerosol, regardless if it is a large neb or hand held portable. Other inhalation solutions like albuterol sulfate or ipratropium bromide work universally in any and all nebulizers. The asthmanefrin MIGHT actually work better in a larger, electric nebulizer than the small battery operated one. But remember not to exceed the recommended dose of 3 puffs or less. Epinephrine is basically adrenaline and too much could engender a variety of undesirable side effects to include stroke, seizures, tremors, hypertension and palpitations among others. Tony F., R.N.
1844297
On the package it says: Use in all wick and filter-type humidifiers. Not for use in vaporizer/ultrasonics.
914224
Hi Katelyn- I'm not positive what a nebulizer is, but I think that's pretty much what this is already! It has the squirter bottle and solution mixes. I hope this helps!
1862123
Hi Asia, I really don't know if you can, haven't needed it yet. I have the albuterol machine and would think that is the best way to receive it. In a mist, it is going to spray all around and less will get into the lungs, you would think. I would check with my doctor to see if he thinks it would meet your needs in a humidifier. Good luck.
1158326
I cannot see why not, unless there is plastic in the filter, as I believe oils deteriorate plastic. I prefer to use a diffuser, which Has been tested and came up a winner. The bottle attaches directly to the diffuser, and allows me to set the amount to diffuse, the length of time on and off. We had baseboard heating and window wall mounted air conditioners so couldn't do that. Now that I have a new home with central heat and air I may research doing that with Thieves and/or Purification oils. I probably can place the diffuser near the cold air return vent and circulate through the whole house.
1374775
I would definitely ask your doctor about a nebulizer treatment, and I don't know what you are treating exactly. It can be put in a vaporizer, and be of help, or put some in the tub when you or persons needing treatment takes a bath. :)
1407773
I would say no based on the google pictures of this nebulizer. Other than a pictrure, I am not familiar with this device - sorry!
578020
No. This diffuser just lightly diffuses moisture into the air...perfect foressential oils...If you need more moisture, it is better to do so with a humidifier! Hope this helps you!
94780
The sonic nebulizer will probably work with water and oil, but I haven't tried.
497060
I don't think. It has a roller attached. Possibly if you broke the roller, but I wouldn't know if it'd be okay to use in a diffuser.