Mayluck Nebulizers | Explore Handheld, Wearable & Tabletop Models

Handheld · 8 designs

Different details.
One handheld format.

All eight have a built-in rechargeable battery and a cup above the body. Choose by the controls, display or design you prefer.

One button. An LED indicator.

For a simpler front panel.

YS35

Single-button simplicity

A detachable blue cup and an LED status indicator in place of a digital screen.

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Find your display layout.

Four digital designs, each with 10- or 20-minute timer options.

MY135

A rounded display

Two mist settings, with white and pale blue details.

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MY139

Digital, in four colors

Choose Blue, Yellow, Grey or Purple, with a transparent hinged-lid cup.

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MY-136B

A compact display

A rectangular screen and two round front buttons.

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MY-138B

A taller display

A long digital screen with two front controls.

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A manual control option.

Compare how the control works, as well as how it looks.

MY-131B

Hold-to-mist control

In manual mode, hold to produce mist and release to stop.

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MY-153B

Round display, manual control

Manual mist control alongside 10- or 20-minute timer options.

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A little more character.

A different look and a music function.

MY-152B

Playful design, with music

A yellow cartoon-style body with a digital display and music function.

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MY-137B wearable format with a separate controller, product image

Wearable · MY-137B

A wearable assembly. A separate controller.

MY-137B changes the physical arrangement. Its rechargeable controller is separate from the wearable assembly, with a digital display and manual mist control.

Start with its assembly and positioning guide to understand how this format is worn.

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CN69 wall-powered tabletop compressor, product image

Tabletop · CN69

A base on the table. A cup in its own place.

CN69 is a wall-powered compressor. Air tubing connects the base to a separate medicine cup, with an I/O rocker switch on the main unit.

A different setup from the rechargeable handheld and wearable designs.

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