Albuterol inhaler vs nebulizer?

@lvnl It depends. i cannot use albuterol at all bacause it causes tremors, so for years I used levalbuterol. Noy I have formoterol. Now, if I am just trying to stop coughimg spasms, the inhaler works best, and is far faster. If I am fighting an exacerbation and mt lungs are fully inflamed, the neb is more effective.
If you ask10 people, you might get ten different opinions.

I usually use a nebulizer for my albuterol, but my pulmonologist said it’s ok to use the inhaler with a spacer when I travel. Nebulizers are a little more reliable for getting the medication in. Inhalers require a more careful technique, but can be equally effective.
I have another med via inhaler and if I’m in a hurry, I occasionally catch myself not timing it correctly.

I cannot speak to the inhaled Arikayce. There are a bunch of posts here in this forum that can be easily searched about peoples' experiences with Arikayce.

For bronchiectasis, I've switched to using an albuterol puffer before 7% saline and airway clearance instead of nebbing levalbuterol, the later made me ironically wheezy. The puffer helps my asthma a lot so I carry it around with me when I will be away from home for the several hours etc.