Best Nebulizers

The best nebulizers (nebulisers) in the market are the most quiet, the most portable, most affordable and maximizes asthma medication the most.

This page will discuss which nebulizer fits into each category.

I actually own one right now and I already replaced my metered dose inhaler with it. The nebulizer is super small (about the size of a small cellphone) and very lightweight, too!

One of the best feature for me is that it is whisper quiet. When operating, only the user can hear very faint buzzing sound.

The Omron Microair Nebulizer uses two AA batteries, so that means I do not have to find an available electrical outlet for this one. Just pure convenience.

Second strike for Omron! The most affordable the Omron-NE-C25 CompAir XLT Nebulizer Compressor System. For only 26 buck, you can afford an quality nebulizer.

Here's what a satisfied customer had to say:

"Works great. I was actually able to purchase this cheaper here than at our local medical supply using my insurance. Bought this for my daughter (she has asthma), she likes the size and how easy it is to use it. It is quieter than her last model and is very easy to clean. I also noticed that this model cuts down on the treatment time which is a big plus."

This is a favorite in the United States because of its cool design. But what caught my eyes is a testimonial that says he used one for over seven years. Now that is long.

Customer Testimonial:

" We bought this compressor to replace a Pari Trek portable that my son had used for a couple years. This definitely has faster delivery speed. It takes about 9 minutes for a respule of either Xopenex (3ml) or Pulmicort (2ml). We like it because he doesn't have to be sitting straight up - it will continue to operate well even when he's lying down on the couch. The down side is that it's larger and louder than the Pari Trek. All in all, though, it's a good product"

This could be a biased pick because this is the first nebulizer I had since my asthma re-activated during my teens. But hey, every time I used my Devilbiss, the cup is almost dry. A little noisy, though.

Customer Testimonial:

"Pretty much, you just make sure the filter is clean (easy to replace), have a clean cup/mask attachment handy (keep plenty of the disposable ones on hand or at least a couple of the reusables, as my experience is that these things you can't have enough of), add your medication into the cup and turn on. Presto, nicely aerosolized med for your pulmonary needs. Granted, noisy, but I've never had a non-noisy nebulizer and this one is a bit less noisy than my ancient contraption it replaced."