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Portable Ultrasonic Inhalation Nebulizer
A pocket-sized ultrasonic nebuliser that turns saline or a prescribed nebuliser medicine into a fine, steady mist. It weighs 65 g, runs quietly and takes dry batteries or 5 V power, so you can use it at home or on the go.
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- Fine mist with particles of 5 µm or less
- Quiet 40 dB operation for calm, easy sessions
- Compact 38 × 115 mm, 65 g, with a 15 ml cup
- Runs on dry batteries or DC 5 V power
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Overview
This portable nebuliser uses ultrasonic vibration at 120 kHz to turn liquid into a fine, smooth mist that you breathe in. It's small enough to slip into a bag and quiet enough to use in the evening or while others sleep nearby.
It's designed for use with saline, or with medicines that your doctor, nurse or pharmacist has prescribed or recommended for nebuliser use. It doesn't replace any treatment or inhaler you've been prescribed. Always follow your healthcare professional's advice and the instructions supplied with the device.
- Handheld ultrasonic design, 65 g
- Fine mist with particles of 5 µm or less
- 15 ml medication cup
- Low 40 dB operating noise
- Power from dry batteries or DC 5 V
Specifications
- Material
- ABS
- Atomisation rate
- ≥ 0.3 ml/min
- Particle size
- ≤ 5 µm
- Frequency
- 120 kHz
- Medication cup capacity
- 15 ml
- Operating noise
- 40 dB
- Solution temperature
- ≤ 60 °C
- Power supply
- Dry battery / DC 5 V
- Size
- 38 × 115 mm
- Net weight
- 65 g
- Operation
- Manual
How to use
- 1Wash your hands, and make sure all the parts are clean and dry.
- 2Add saline, or the prescribed amount of a medicine recommended for nebuliser use, to the cup. Never fill above 15 ml.
- 3Close the cup and sit upright in a comfortable position.
- 4Switch it on and breathe slowly and normally through the mouthpiece or mask you've been advised to use, until the session is finished or as your healthcare professional advised.
- 5Switch off, empty any leftover liquid and clean the parts as described in the instructions.
Safety & use
Use this nebuliser only with saline or with medicines that are prescribed or recommended for nebuliser use. It doesn't replace your prescribed treatment, and you shouldn't change your medicine or dose without speaking to your doctor or pharmacist.
- Get urgent help if your breathing gets worse. Call 999 if you're struggling to breathe, can't speak in full sentences, or your lips or skin look blue or grey. For less urgent advice, call NHS 111.
- Never use essential oils, fragranced liquids, tap water or thick suspensions. Some medicines aren't suitable for ultrasonic nebulisers, so check with your pharmacist first.
- Children should only use it if a healthcare professional has advised nebulised treatment for them, and always with an adult supervising.
- If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, follow your doctor's or midwife's advice about any nebulised medicine.
- Don't immerse the main unit in water. Clean the parts that touch the liquid after every use and let them air-dry.
- Don't share mouthpieces or masks.
- Stop and seek advice if you feel dizzy, your chest feels tight, or you start coughing more than usual.
Delivery & returns
Every order is packed within 1–2 working days and sent with a tracking number, so you can follow it all the way to your door. Delivery is free on every UK order.
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Ultrafine mist
A fine, steady mist you breathe in
Ultrasonic vibration at 120 kHz turns the liquid in the cup into a smooth, consistent mist, with particles of 5 µm or less. That fine mist is easy to breathe in slowly and comfortably through your session.
It runs at an atomisation rate of at least 0.3 ml per minute, so sessions feel steady and predictable rather than stop-start.
- Particles ≤ 5 µmA fine mist that's comfortable to breathe in.
- Smooth outputConsistent mist from start to finish.
- Steady rateAt least 0.3 ml per minute.
65 gLight enough for any bag
15 mlMedication cup capacity
40 dBLow operating noise
≤ 5 µmFine mist particle size
Please read
Saline or prescribed medicines only
Only use this nebuliser with saline or with medicines your doctor, nurse or pharmacist has prescribed or recommended for nebuliser use. It doesn't replace your prescribed treatment or inhaler. If your breathing gets worse, get urgent help: call 999 in an emergency, or NHS 111 for advice.
Quiet nebulisation
Quiet enough for night-time use
At around 40 dB, the nebuliser runs quietly, so you can use it in the evening, in a shared room or while others are asleep nearby without a noisy motor.
That gentle, quiet mist makes sessions feel calmer, which is especially helpful for anyone who finds a louder machine off-putting.
- Low noiseAround 40 dB during use.
- Gentle mistSoft and comfortable to breathe in.
- Calm sessionsNo loud motor to disturb the house.
Portable design
Pocket-sized for home and away
At 38 × 115 mm and 65 g, it's small enough for a handbag, a school bag or a travel case. You can power it with dry batteries, or connect it to a DC 5 V supply.
That means your routine doesn't have to stop when you leave the house, whether you're visiting family, travelling or on holiday.
- Compact38 × 115 mm and only 65 g.
- Flexible powerDry batteries or DC 5 V.
- Easy to packFits in a bag next to your other essentials.
What to put in it
Use the right liquid every time
Ultrasonic nebulisers are designed for specific liquids. If you're unsure whether your medicine is suitable, ask your pharmacist before you use it.
Saline
Sterile saline solution, if that's what you've been advised to use.
Prescribed medicines
Only medicines prescribed or recommended for nebuliser use, at the dose you've been given.
No essential oils
Oils and fragranced liquids aren't suitable and can irritate your airways.
No thick suspensions
Thick or suspension-type liquids don't suit this type of nebuliser.
Easy to use
Simple, handheld operation
There's nothing complicated to set up. Fill the cup, close it, switch on and breathe normally. Because it's handheld and light, it's comfortable to hold through a whole session.
When you've finished, emptying and cleaning the cup only takes a few minutes, so it's ready for next time.
- Manual controlSimple on and off operation.
- HandheldComfortable to hold for a full session.
- Quick to cleanRinse the parts and let them air-dry.
How to use
A calm session, step by step
Always follow the advice of your doctor, nurse or pharmacist and the instructions supplied.
- 1Clean hands, clean partsWash your hands and check all the parts are clean and dry.
- 2Fill the cupAdd saline or your prescribed nebuliser medicine. Never fill above 15 ml.
- 3Sit uprightFind a comfortable, upright position and relax your shoulders.
- 4Breathe slowlySwitch on and breathe normally through the mouthpiece or mask until the session ends.
- 5Empty and cleanSwitch off, discard leftover liquid and clean the parts. Don't immerse the main unit.
Good to know: If your breathing gets worse during or after a session, stop and get urgent medical help.
How it compares
Portable vs other inhalation devices
How a handheld ultrasonic nebuliser differs from other devices people use at home. Your pharmacist can tell you which type suits your medicine.
| Feature | Portable ultrasonic | Compressor nebuliser | Steam inhaler |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pocket-sized | Varies | ||
| Battery or 5 V power | Usually mains | Usually mains | |
| Quiet running | 40 dB | Louder motor | Quiet |
| For prescribed nebuliser medicines | Check with pharmacist | Most | |
| Heats water into steam |
General comparison of product types, not of specific brands.
Is it right for you?
Who it's made for
Made for
- People advised to use saline or a nebuliser medicine at home
- Anyone who wants a quiet, compact device
- Using at home, at work or while travelling
- Families who need a portable option, with adult supervision
Speak to your doctor or pharmacist first if
- You're not sure your medicine suits an ultrasonic nebuliser
- It's for a child, an older person or someone with a long-term lung condition
- You're pregnant or breastfeeding
- Your breathing has recently got worse
Specifications
The details
Check that your saline or prescribed medicine is suitable for an ultrasonic nebuliser before you buy.
- Size
- 38 × 115 mm
- Net weight
- 65 g
- Cup capacity
- 15 ml
- Atomisation rate
- ≥ 0.3 ml/min
- Frequency
- 120 kHz
- Noise
- 40 dB
- Power
- Dry battery / DC 5 V
- Material
- ABS
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FAQ
Questions, answered
What can I use in this nebuliser?
Use it only with saline or with medicines that your doctor, nurse or pharmacist has prescribed or recommended for nebuliser use. Don't use essential oils, fragranced liquids, tap water or thick suspensions. Some medicines aren't suitable for ultrasonic nebulisers, so check with your pharmacist first.
Can it replace my inhaler or prescribed treatment?
No. It doesn't replace any treatment you've been prescribed. Keep using your medicines as directed and don't change your dose without speaking to your doctor or pharmacist. If you're not sure how a nebuliser fits into your plan, ask them.
What should I do if my breathing gets worse?
Get urgent help. Call 999 if you're struggling to breathe, can't speak in full sentences, or your lips or skin look blue or grey. For less urgent advice, call NHS 111 or speak to your GP.
Is it noisy?
No, it runs at around 40 dB, which is quiet. That makes it easier to use in the evening or in a shared room without disturbing anyone nearby.
Can children use it?
Only if a healthcare professional has advised nebulised treatment for the child, and always with an adult supervising. Use the liquid and dose you've been given and follow the supplied instructions.
Does it help with asthma or a cold?
The nebuliser is a way of breathing in a fine mist, and what it does depends on the liquid you use. It isn't a treatment in itself. For asthma, colds or any breathing condition, follow your GP's or pharmacist's advice about what to use and how often.
How much liquid does the cup hold?
The cup holds up to 15 ml. Add only the amount of saline or medicine you've been advised to use, and never fill it above the maximum.
How do I power it?
It runs on dry batteries or a DC 5 V power supply. Follow the instructions supplied with the device to fit batteries or connect power safely.
How do I clean it?
After each use, empty any leftover liquid, rinse the parts that touch the liquid with lukewarm water and let them air-dry. Never immerse the main unit in water. Each person should use their own mouthpiece or mask.
How big is it?
It measures 38 × 115 mm and weighs 65 g, so it fits easily in a handbag or travel case. It's a practical size for home, work and holidays.
Still have a question? Email support@kissproof.co.uk or call +44 20 3376 2450.
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