No Compressor. No Roar.
There's no motor and no air pump. A vibrating mesh turns the medication into mist on its own — so the machine never startles a baby who's already upset.
BUILT FOR THE 3 A.M. TREATMENT
Every parent knows the sound. The compressor kicks on, the baby startles, and now you're fighting a screaming infant with a mask in one hand. NebuPro replaced the compressor with a vibrating mesh — no motor, no roar. It delivers the medication your pediatrician prescribed while your baby stays asleep.
A standard compressor nebulizer runs around 60 decibels — roughly a running vacuum, held inches from your baby's face. Mesh nebulizers were built for hospital pediatric wards for exactly that reason. NebuPro brings the same technology home.






WHY IT WORKS
Everything a compressor can't do.
There's no motor and no air pump. A vibrating mesh turns the medication into mist on its own — so the machine never startles a baby who's already upset.
Jet nebulizers have to stay upright or the cup won't draw. Mesh doesn't. You can treat a baby lying flat, curled sideways, or asleep in a car seat.
Mesh atomizes at a higher output rate than a standard compressor, so the dose finishes sooner. Less time holding a mask on a squirming infant.
Rechargeable and cordless — about the size of your palm. No outlet, no tubing, no case the size of a toaster. Treatments happen wherever you are.
Loud, tethered, and impossible to use on a sleeping child — the design never accounted for the parent holding the mask. NebuPro was built for the person doing the treatment, not just the one receiving it.