Portable Nebulizers

Portable Nebulizer A portable nebulizer is a medical device that utilizes ultrasonic mesh or jet compression technology to convert liquid medication into fine aerosol particles for direct inhalation into the lungs. It is primarily used to treat or alleviate respiratory conditions. Its core mechanism relies on a high-frequency vibrating element (e.g., piezoelectric crystal) or an air compressor pump to force the liquid medication through a mesh screen or nozzle, creating inhalable mist droplets. This process enhances drug absorption efficiency and therapeutic effectiveness in the lungs. The device features a compact, lightweight design and operates quietly. It typically includes a built-in rechargeable battery or supports USB power, eliminating the need for an external AC power source. In terms of application, portable nebulizers are widely used for daily respiratory management at home, emergency treatment during travel, convenient use during office breaks, or for carrying during outdoor activities. The target user base includes both adults and children, particularly those with asthma, COPD, bronchitis, or individuals requiring regular respiratory therapy. Key categories include mesh nebulizers and jet nebulizers. Mesh nebulizers, known for their high efficiency and low noise, have become the mainstream variant. As a lightweight respiratory aid, it can be used complementarily with traditional inhalers but does not incorporate medication storage functionality.