Product & Technology
What is the MistPro Nebulizer? The MistPro is SonoHealth’s FDA-approved portable mesh nebulizer. It uses vibrating mesh technology to convert liquid medication into an ultra-fine mist for inhalation. Price: $69. Includes masks for children and adults. What technology does MistPro use? Vibrating mesh (piezoelectric) technology — the most advanced type of home nebulizer. The mesh vibrates at ultrasonic frequencies to produce 1–5 micron particles ideal for deep lung penetration. No compressor, no noise, no heat. Is it FDA approved? Yes. The MistPro is FDA approved as a medical device. What is included with the MistPro? The MistPro includes the handheld nebulizer device, medication cup with vibrating mesh, and masks for children and adults. Medication is not included.Setup and Use
How do I use the MistPro? Add medication or saline to the medication cup, attach a mask or mouthpiece, press the power button once, and breathe normally until the cup is empty. See the full How It Works guide. Does the nebulizer come with medication? No. SonoHealth is not licensed to sell medication. Saline solution for inhalation is available on Amazon. Prescription nebulizer medications (albuterol, etc.) require a prescription from your doctor. Can I use saline in it? Yes. 0.9% isotonic saline for inhalation is the most commonly used OTC solution. Saline nebulization helps with airway hydration and mucus thinning. Can this be used on an infant? Yes, when using saline solution. SonoHealth’s FAQ specifically states: “if you are just using a Saline Solution for Inhalation, then you can use this with an infant.” For prescription medications in infants, consult your pediatrician first. How long does a treatment take? Typically about 5–7 minutes, depending on medication volume (a little longer for larger fills). The vibrating mesh technology delivers medication significantly faster than the 15–20 minutes typical of jet nebulizers.Medications
What medications can I use with MistPro? Compatible medications include albuterol sulfate, ipratropium bromide, budesonide (Pulmicort Respules), levalbuterol, and saline solutions. See Medications Compatible for the full list. Can I mix medications in the cup? Some medications can be combined (such as albuterol and ipratropium, as in the commercially prepared DuoNeb). Do not mix medications without explicit guidance from your physician or pharmacist. What should I NOT put in the nebulizer? Do not use essential oils, tap water, IV fluids not formulated for inhalation, or any substance not specifically labeled for nebulization. See Medications Compatible for full details.Cleaning and Maintenance
How do I clean the MistPro? Rinse all detachable components (medication cup, mask) with warm water after each use. Air dry completely. Perform a weekly disinfection with mild soap or diluted white vinegar. See the Cleaning Guide for full instructions. Can I put parts in the dishwasher? Check your device documentation — many mesh nebulizer components are not dishwasher-safe. Hand washing with mild soap is recommended. How do I unclog the mesh? Run the device with a 1:1 white vinegar/distilled water solution for 1–2 minutes, then follow with a plain water rinse. Do not insert any objects into the mesh holes.Purchasing and Support
How much does MistPro cost? 99). What is the warranty? 2-year warranty. What is the return policy? 60-day free returns with full refund. SonoHealth covers return shipping. No restocking fee. Is there a physician-led training resource? Yes. Dr. Carolina Melgar, MD provides a free video training series on mastering respiratory illness with the MistPro, available through SonoHealth. Does the MistPro need replacement filters? No. Unlike jet nebulizers, CPAPs, or air purifiers, the MistPro has no disposable filters or cartridges. The mesh simply needs rinsing after each use, so there are no ongoing filter costs — the mesh cap and masks can be replaced only if worn. Can I charge it from a power bank or car for travel? Yes. The MistPro charges over a standard USB-C cable, so you can top it up from a power bank, a car USB port, or a laptop. One charge covers multiple treatments, which makes it well suited to travel and emergencies. Is the MistPro a good first nebulizer or a gift? Yes. Its one-button operation, FDA approval, and included adult and child masks make it easy for someone newly diagnosed with asthma or COPD, and it makes a practical gift for anyone managing respiratory conditions or a new parent (using saline for infant congestion).Related: How It Works · Mesh vs Jet · MistPro vs Omron MicroAir · Best Nebulizer for COPD · Nebulizer vs Humidifier · Cleaning Guide · Warranty