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Compressor Nebulizer NE-C810
Compressor Nebulizer NE-C810
Compressor Nebulizer NE-C810
Compressor Nebulizer NE-C810
Compressor Nebulizer NE-C810
Compressor Nebulizer NE-C810
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Compressor Nebulizer NE-C810

The OMRON NE-C810 is designed with Virtual Valve Technology (V.V.T.) to help reduce medication wastage and support efficient inhalation therapy. With its quiet operation, compact and lightweight design, the NE-C810 provides reliable respiratory care for both home use and travel.​

Availability of models varies across countries. Please contact our local offices for more information.

Key features
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Easy to clean and maintain

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Reduced medication wastage

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Quiet Operation

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Compact and lightweight at 190g

What's in the Box?

Compressor (Main Unit), Nebulizer Kit, Mouthpiece, Adult Mask, Child Mask, Air Tube (PVC, 100 cm), L Pipe, Air Filter x 5, AC Adapter, Instruction Manual, Warranty Card

  • Nebulizer Type Compressor
  • Approximate Nebulization Rate (ml/min) 0.35
  • Approximate Particle Size (micro meter MMAD) 4.4
  • Max Medication Capacity 7
  • Noise level 53db
  • Aerosol Output (ml) 0.44
  • Aerosol Output Rate (ml/min) 0.07
  • Weight in (kg) 0.19
  • Approximate Dimensions (mm) 124 (W) x 59 (H) x 90 (D)
  • Suitable for Home, Travel

Nebulizer Accessory Set [NEB-NSETB-8AAP]

Nebulizer kit, Air Tube (PVC, 100cm), mouthpiece, L Pipe, Adult mask, Child mask, Air filter x 5
What is a nebulizer?

It is a device that can convert liquid medicine into aerosol droplets that can be easily inhaled through a mouthpiece or mask. It is intended to be used for inhaling medication for respiratory disorders.

Click here to find out more about Omron’s nebulizers.

What is a nebulizer used for?

It can be used to treat diseases of the upper, middle & lower respiratory tract. Examples of these diseases include:
- Asthma
- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
- Bronchitis & Bronchiolitis Pneumonia

Can distilled water or purified water be used for nebulization?

Distilled water or purified water cannot be used alone as a drug solution for nebulization.

Which type of nebulizer should I use?

For those with severe conditions such as COPD or asthma, a nebulizer with a high nebulization rate can be beneficial to deliver higher quantities of nebulized drugs.

For children & babies, a nebulizer with low noise & a gentler mist can make it easier for them to inhale the mediation.

For patients with multiple respiratory diseases, a nebulizer that delivers different particle sizes & can therefore treat several diseases can be a more convenient solution.

What is the difference between compressor nebulizers & mesh nebulizers?

Compressor nebulizers are equipped with compressors & produce motor sounds. Compressor nebulizers can nebulize almost all drugs.

Mesh nebulizers operate silently and are a lot more portable but are more expensive.

Click here to find out more about Omron’s nebulizers.

What are the benefits of nebulization?

When nebulized, medication is delivered directly to the respiratory tract, allowing for a high drug concentration & delivery to the target area.

Unlike inhalers which require patients to have strong inhalation techniques as well as strong hand-mouth coordination for the medication to be delivered to the targeted area, nebulizers are especially suitable for very young children & those with a lot of mucus or severely diseased. 

Nebulizing medication can even have a greater clinical effect compared to similar or larger doses delivered orally (tablets) or by subcutaneous injection. Studies have also shown that this can lead to better treatment results than using inhalers alone.