Looking for a decent portable nebulizer

That is a scary nebulizer, telling you to use tap water only and 1/4 strength vinegar for cleaning. Neither of these will kill NTM or remove biofilm that harbors it from the nebulizer. I'm not sure how many other infectious germs 1/4 strength vinegar kills.

Medpro. Was like $80 and works great.

Can you provide a link? I cannot see this anywhere.

I bought a micro air vibrating mesh nebulizer (NE-U100) made by Omron a few years back and still use it. It works well. I got it at a Neergaard Pharmacy in NYC in case you live there. It's a speciality pharmacy carries a wide range of useful items.

@apf, how do you clean and sanitize this equipment? Do you nebulize 7% saline with it? It's at a reasonable price. I am tempted.
Best wishes of great health to all of us!

There are no provisions for sterilizing/sanitizing this device, which is what kept me from buying it. I even checked the manufacturer site.

Thank you, Sue! Good point! Right, Sunset's recommendation for disinfecting. . . I have never followed it as it is not adequate for us. What I do is - using Lifestraw water - soak the cup in warm water with Dawn for 15 minutes. Then I rinse well. After that, I fill the cup with hydrogen peroxide and let it sit for 30 minutes before rinsing thoroughly. For reference, National Jewish Health recommends cleaning the a cappella and the aerobica with hydrogen peroxide, soaking for 30 minutes - or 70% isopropyl alcohol for five minutes. I read somewhere that alcohol could hurt the mesh of the nebulizer so I've been using hydrogen peroxide. The water I use is always from my Lifestraw but one could use boiled water, of course. Early on I did boil the cup and it distorted, so don't try steaming it either!

I do use 7% saline with it and I use distilled water to clean it, maybe some soap. I believe I've also used boiled water but when I read the instructions recently it said to use distilled water. Reading the various comments on this site, I've come to realize that I am not as fastidious as most when it comes to cleaning. I usually just rinse my devices and then use soap and boiling water now and then.

I am very happy with the DeVilbliss travel nebulizer. My pulmonologist recommended it for travel and it's been working fine for over 6 yrs. I found a bargin on one recently and got it as backup for trip to Europe but did not need it.

The Pari Trek-S has been fantastic for me on short and longer term trips (a month). Haven’t had any issues. I bought the portable battery so I charge it during the day and then can move around the house with it during treatment. I use the Pari Nebulizer cups which can be boiled. I typically soak in warm water and dishwashing detergent and then boil for 10m after rinsing. (if you don’t have a sterilizer while traveling).