Vicks Personal Sinus Steam Inhaler with Soft Face Mask – Face Humidifier with Targeted Steam - Aids with Sinus Problems, Congestion and Cough, Works With Vicks VapoPads (not included)

Excellent product

It stopped generating steam after 2 days of use. After a gap of a day, it’s working again. Remember it’s a “non-returnable” item so Amazon will not help you in returning it. Very expensive and hard to clean, has a USA charging plug. May be better products are available at a lower price.

Doesn’t work well no steam emitted even after 20 minutes

Product looks good for kid or child below 10 years. Safe to use for them. As stream is not in that high flow kids can use safely and inhale without issue. Not suitable for adults as the steam is not sufficient for them.

MISLEADING CUSTOMERS… As always the case in amazon lately… MISLEADING… this product is 110 V WILL NOT WORK IN INDIA.. WHY HAS THIS BECOME A PRACTICE WITH AMAZON TO MISLEAD COUSTOMERS… and ths product is NONRETURNABLE..❗️❗️

soy cantante y debo decir que funciona de maravilla!

I purchased this when I had had allergy bronchitis for 4 weeks. I had taken 2 showers aday to deal with the extreme pollen exposure. I was using masks when outside. I had had strep, covid, rsv, whooping cough pneumonia tests all negative. the Dr said just continue using OTC meds but the symptoms lingered. I coughed so much I got laryngitis. I had to keep cough syrup in my purse incase I went into a coughing spasm because cough drops weren't enough when I say this I ordered it, I had hated to old room vaporizers that caused moisture to run down the walls but this is great. It gives you the effect of the pot of water boiling on the stove we used to lean over with a towel draped over our head as a child. But this is much safer and more effective. I even took it with me on a trip. I could use it in my hotel room, or if necessary a public bathroom if an outlet was available (I didn't have to do that). Very well made and Very worth the purchase. It seems I will probably put it to use ever spring during pollen season.

This works as long as you follow instructions. I noticed some comments were being weird about that. The unit came clean and unused. It heats up well enough and the steam output is good and strong. Its meant to be inhaled, not some kind of smoke machine. I especially like putting those vapor strips in. The small reservoir at least makes sure youre not using it for more than 15-20 mins, as instructed. Would buy again.

Excelente diseño y funcionamiento. Perfecto para alivio al instante, muy diferente a los que tienen como función durar toda la noche.

This little steam-maker is not perfect, but it's pretty darn good. It's effective at giving temporary relief for congestion during a cold or flu. I've used steam therapy for decades, doing it the old-fashioned way with a bowl of hot water and a towel over the head to keep the steam contained. It's a lot to manage heating up a bowl of water in the middle of the night when you need steam the most. I set this up before bed and when I woke up in the night with sinus pressure and pain all I had to do was flip the switch and wait for the steam to arrive. I do still use a towel over my head to create a chamber full of steam. I find it's enough to use it on the lower setting when I'm using the towel and I don't need to get very close to the device as the steam coming out can get uncomfortably hot if you get too close. Heed their instructions not to place your face directly on the mask. The biggest complaint I have is the power supply. The instructions insist that you must plug the unit directly into a wall outlet and not a surge protector or extension cord of any kind. Well, in my house it's pretty hard to find an outlet that works with the short cord provided. At my built-in desks the cord won't reach around the desktop and below to the wall outlet and if it did, the cord would be dangling in a most dangerous manner. Near tables, the cord won't reach far enough to access any nearby outlets and again, if it did, it would be a serious tripping hazard, snaking along the floor. It was a puzzle to figure out where I could safely plug it in and use it. Not being an electrician, I'm not sure how seriously to take their fire hazard warnings regarding the use of extension cords or surge protectors, but I know of several house fires that had electrical origins so I'm complying.