Portable Handheld Nebulizer for Kids & Adults

I look after my granddaughter two days a week and wanted my own nebuliser so we didn't have to transport one between houses. It's small enough to keep in a drawer and she's never minded using it here.

We've had this three months now and it still works exactly as it did on day one. My son's chest gets tight most winters and this has become part of our evening routine without any fuss.

The mouthpiece attachment felt slightly loose on ours so we mostly use the child mask instead, which fits our 4 year old well. Quiet running and simple to top up with saline before each use.

Our son's nursery lets us leave one there for his lunchtime treatment so we bought a second one to keep at home, and both have been reliable so far. Really compact and light to carry in his bag.

Bought this mainly for my daughter but my father in law has borrowed it a couple of times too with the adult mask. Charges quickly and the case it comes in keeps everything together.

My 2 year old was terrified of the noisy machine the doctor's surgery uses, but this one she's happy to hold up to her own face because it's so quiet. Cleaning it after each use takes no time at all.

Wish the batteries were included as we didn't realise until it arrived, but otherwise this has been brilliant for my daughter's morning treatments. Quiet enough that she watches her cartoons while using it without any fuss.

The hospital lent us a nebuliser when our daughter was diagnosed with asthma and it was bulky and loud, so we bought this instead for home use. Half the size and nowhere near as noisy.

We already had one of these for our eldest and bought a second when the twins came along, as they both catch coughs off each other constantly. Both masks fit them fine even though one is only just turned one.

Took this away with us in the caravan last summer and it was so much easier than lugging the big machine. My son didn't even notice we'd left the old one at home.

The outer case had a scratch across it when it arrived, though the nebuliser itself works fine and my toddler doesn't mind using it. Would still recommend but wish it had been packaged a bit better.

My mother in law looks after our 18 month old two days a week and found this really easy to use without any instructions from us. One button, add the saline, done.

I've got a chest infection most winters myself, so having a mask for adults as well as my daughter's smaller one means we only needed the one device. Charges up on USB-C which is handy when we're away from a socket.

I was worried my 6 month old would be frightened of the mist but she barely stirs when I use this at night. It's genuinely much quieter than I expected for something this small.

The cleaning mode is straightforward, just a couple of minutes and the mesh is clear again. My 2 year old has a chesty cough most winters and this has been much less of a fight than the old plug in machine we had.

Does the job for my little one's asthma, though a full dose seems to take a bit longer than the leaflet suggests. Still very quiet and easy to clean, and my son has got used to holding it against his own face now.

My sister has a 9 month old who struggles with congestion every winter, so I picked this up for her after seeing how well it worked for my own two. She says it's much less stressful than the nebuliser the GP first gave her, and her baby doesn't fuss with the mask.

We keep this in the glovebox for long journeys since our daughter sometimes gets wheezy after a cold. It runs off two AA batteries so we're never caught out without a charger, and it packs down small enough for the door pocket.

Bought this for my 3 year old who gets croup most winters, and it's so much quieter than the machine my sister has. He's happy to hold the mask himself now, and I like that it comes with an adult mask too as I've used it once when I had a chesty cough.