Anyone have any nebulizer recommendations?

I love the Innospire go but it is very sensitive. If it leaks the contacts get wet and it turns off. The fix for this is to clean the top piece by boiling it (removing salt buildup) and plug in the base. Then it works again. However, I found that it continued to leak and have sent mine back. The problem is I absolutely love it! It’s quiet and fast. Perfect.

Hi...do you have any other suggestions for a portable nebulizer? I tried the ProNeBu but had to send it back as it did not work with regular batteries.....had to use the adapter. Thank you.

Yes, my trustworthy Pari Trek S. I don’t have a battery pack but you can get one.

I signed up on Philips website to be notified when it is back in stock.
Is there another portable nebulizer anyone can recommend. I ordered the ProNeBu and had to send it back as it would not operate with batteries.....only with the adapter. Any other recommendations and when is the best time to use the saline? My pulmonologist prescribed 3% nebulized sodium 2x a day 12 hours apart. I find it hard to do this plus use the Aerobika. I have started coughing more since using the saline.....anyone else have side effects?
Thanks for your help.

I love the Innospire go but it is very sensitive. If it leaks the contacts get wet and it turns off. The fix for this is to clean the top piece by boiling it (removing salt buildup) and plug in the base. Then it works again. However, I found that it continued to leak and have sent mine back. The problem is I absolutely love it! It’s quiet and fast. Perfect.

@becleartoday Yes, I also had problems with my Innospire Go and it only lasted about a year but I'm still going to get another one because I couldn't believe how fast it was. And just yesterday I got my new ProNebu nebulizer and spotted one little sentence that said "do not use any medicines in powder form (even if dissolved)" and I had JUST dissolved a glutathione capsule into my saline which I now believe probably broke the Innospire. That's what I get for not reading every piece of the instructions. I also have liquid glutathione for the nebulizer and I go back and forth so now I'll use the capsules only with "desktop" nebulizer (as I call it) or as @sueinnm calls it the "slow and go". And I use just plain 7% saline without the glutathione some days but what I've found is at the glutathione makes my low grade inflammation go away for the period of time I'm using it. Nan

@sueinmn I did contact the company and the guy I talked to on the phone said they were hoping to get them in a week or two but who knows. And after reading that article, I also ordered the ProNebu while waiting on the Inspire Go. It was a great price. Nan

This mesh nebulizer is almost silent, powered with AA batteries or USB and affordable. Highly rated on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B095RZDJJD/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_Y71194MG2828H7B4B0SG?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Lyle, do you personally use it? The nebulizers like this, sold on Amazon or in other non-medical setting, generally have a very short life, and/or clog from 7% saline or any other medicine except standard liquid albuterol.

After 40 years of experience, I personally will not recommend any nebulizer unless my daughter or I have used it successfully AND it lasted more than a year.
Sue