In the test - inhaler Hylogy HY-001 from BrVision - experiences
Cheap nebulizer with battery in the Reallife Test

Who can't remember it from the past? Sweating with a towel over his head over a pot of hot water. I remember it very well. Ultrasonic nebulizers did not exist for home use at this time. You had to go to the doctor for such inhalation methods. Today, there are nebulizer devices at very low prices to buy at amazon or your local shops. Anyone with children who are susceptible to respiratory disease will quickly become friends with one of these devices. At least that's how it was with us. Before this autumn / winter we have upgraded again.
For about 5 years, we have a (or another one) inhaler in use, the IH50 from Beurer. When we first needed an inhaler, we lended a Pari Boy from a pharmacy. We were then excited about the small and, above all, quiet inhaler from Beurer. We will provide a detailed review of the Beurer inhaler here soon. Since it was time again to order spare parts for the Beurer Inhaltor, we opted for an alternative. After a long earch and reading reviews we choose the ultrasonic nebulizer Hylogy from BrVision. The price of this inhaler is about the same as of the Beurer Yearpack on Amazon.
check out a similiar nebulizer on amazon.co.uk
The Hylogy nebulizer is currently not available at amazon.co.uk

Well packaged - the packaging of the Hylogy Nebilizer
Reduced and stylish packaging, model MD-H17
Hylogy Inhalator - The contents of the package
Everything you need for a convinient inhalation
- The inhaler itself, of course
- A USB cable for charging the inhaler
- 2 face masks (one for children, one for adults)
- A mouthpiece for the nebulizer
- Warranty card, manual and legal information

The Hylogy inhaler in use
Cleaning and charging before the first use.
After we solved the dispute, which kid can use the new inhaler and which has to go with the "old" one from Beurer, we were ready to inhale. So one thing this inhaler can do: nebulize! The amount of steam is much higher than that of the comparison devices.
The children are certainly excited about the new device. New brooms are better.
You should also note the slider, which you can push over the illuminated power button. It should also protect against accidental turning off or on the inhalee. But there is another big advantage. It is possible to "nebulise" toddlers, who do not like to inhale, during their sleep. We did this with our Beurer from time to time, but we had to cover the bright blue light.
I almost forgot that the nebulizer has a rechargeable battery and so the annoying battery replacement is no longer necessary.