Relief You Can Trust, At Home

""The OMRON nebulizer is easy to use, lightweight, and incredibly quiet, making respiratory treatment much more comfortable. The nebulization process is quick and efficient, ensuring even distribution of medication and helping to relieve symptoms of any respiratory irritation.""

Xie Mingxi - NE-U100 user from China

"The OMRON nebulizer has been incredibly helpful as a therapy tool for treating my child. Without the need for frequent hospital visits, I was able to carry out therapy at home. It helped my child breathe more easily and recover more quickly."

Insiwi Dela Yesa - NE-C28 user from Indonesia

"My doctor recommended the OMRON nebulizer, and since I started using it, it has become an invaluable ally in my daily life: easy to use, lightweight, and quiet."

Luca Matordes - MicroAIR U100 user from Italy

"The OMRON nebulizer is easy to use, lightweight, and incredibly quiet, making respiratory treatment much more comfortable. The nebulization process is quick and efficient, ensuring even distribution of medication and helping to relieve symptoms of any respiratory irritation."

Antonio Felipe Calabrez - NE-C803 user from Brazil

"Nebulizers have a central place in the treatment of children with respiratory diseases. Specific disease entities are young children (up to 6–7 yrs) with asthma and RSV bronchiolitis, disabled children, and children with cystic fibrosis. The latter because of the frequent use, high delivered dose and long inhalation time. Especially in those children who are not able to inhale consciously, who cannot produce sufficient inspiratory flow to inhale with dosisaerosols (pMDIs) and dry powder inhalers, and those who miss the coordination to handle these other inhalation devices. An extra advantage of nebulizers is that it reduces the CO2 footprint due to the reduction of spill of raw materials used for the production of the above-mentioned other inhaler devices."

Pro. Dr. Wim van Aalderen - Professor of Pediatric Pulmonology, Emma Childrens Hospital, Amsterdam University Hospital

"Nebulizers are an important class of devices to deliver medication to the lungs. Nebulizers are often thought to be only for children, while adults are expected to use pMDIs or DPIs. However, many adult patients cannot handle these devices correctly. These include patients with severe COPD, exacerbations of asthma and COPD, weak respiratory muscles, low inspiratory flow rates, and combinations of these pathologies. Treatment with nebulizers reduces the high burden of disease in these patients. Also, the carbon footprint associated with pMDIs is reduced in this way. Another important indication for treatment with nebulizers is the delivery of medications with a high molecular weight to the lungs. These molecules can only be delivered by nebulization. Examples include inhaled medications for other serious respiratory illnesses like cystic fibrosis, pulmonary hypertension and lung cancer."

Prof. Dr. Richard Dekhuijzen - Professor of Pulmonology, Radboud University Nijmegen