Aromis Merus Replacement Aromatherapy Bottle, Essential Oil Glass Bottle for Nebulizing Diffuser

These work beautifully. I have some strong and valuable advice - do NOT attempt to clean them in an ultrasonic cleaning device, no matter how it does the job. When the inner pieces break off, at least you'll know that your ultrasonic cleaning machine is working properly. You definitely won't be able to use the nebulizer until you buy a new glass piece, though.

I run glass nebulizers (yes, as of now that’s plural) pretty much 24/7 if we get a cold. I use oregano oil and clove oil, typically, as the most effective germ killers out there. I often add eucalyptus, cinnamon leaf, lemon, and other germ killing, gentler oils. What I’ve learned is that, just like other reviewers state, the nebulizer WILL clog. If you want to slow down the process, you can mix the oils with alcohol and diffuse. I never smell alcohol much and you’d need to diffuse some alcohol to clean the thing anyway. Adding some alcohol helps. But even with that, even if you then soak it in alcohol, even if you use tiny brushes to try and clean the bottle while it’s submerged in alcohol, or some soapy water… those will clog after some time and if hours of your work are worth less than 20 bucks, go for it—you may be able to prolong the life of a bottle. However, as far as I can see after some time it makes no sense to even try. So I don’t anymore. I buy spares. As long as I run the nebulizer with aforementioned oils and take Enzyme Defense for colds, we don’t need to go to the doctor. Given that the likelihood of another deadly flu epidemic is assessed at about 100% within the next x decades (I don’t recall how many decades—there’s a TED talk on that though and I do believe that is true, there will be a deadly flu outbreak sooner rather than later and it will likely come from Asia), a few nebulizers and a stock pile of Enzyme Defense can save your life one day. With antibiotic resistant germs on the rise, using essential oils such as oregano—that KILL the resistant bacteria such as staff, and 99.9% viruses—can save your life. Natural solutions like those should be used more, but there’s no patents to be had and not much money to be made by drug companies, plus quality nebulizers are expensive to us users since I think not covered by insurance, I don’t think. Unfortunately most people, looks like it, will go for antibiotics, or die if some ugly flu strain hits one day, which it will. The flu season past year (2018) wasn’t pretty. Take a look at statistics. I live by LA and frankly worry about all those germs hitchhiking on planes to the US. This is to say, I believe having quality diffuser with a stock of quality oils is probably a good idea. Maybe my view seems too much but hubby travels a lot and brings all sorts of nasty colds home from his trips. I have to think of germs on planes because they get into our home. Another idea is nebulizing colloidal silver. In studies (look them up please) colloidal silver kills a ton of viruses and bacteria. It’s cheap to make once you purchase a machine for a couple hundred dollars and that solution likely wouldn’t clog the nebulizer. I haven’t tried this yet but it’s in the back of my mind as an option. I used to suffer from stubborn colds that lasted for weeks, often accompanied by laryngitis. Now I treat myself and everyone else that wants to follow my advice. Hubby just brought a cold home. He’s been coughing for weeks. He refused to take Enzyme Defense. I started taking it (gotta take on an empty stomach) at onset (you can buy it on Amazon. Just make sure you buy the product by Enzymedica because there’s a knockoff already selling on Amazon by some other company). I also ran my nebulizers with oregano and clove. Didn’t get sick. Hubby still coughs, getting better though. If you want to prevent getting sick when someone is sick at home, disinfect the air with essential oils. Sorry this review goes live unedited but I’m trying to get the information out, if I try to edit a perfect version of this, I’ll never post it. So thank you for your patience reading this. Please mark this review as helpful if you find it so. I want people to find this information. I want to be helpful to someone. Thanks.

I love this new glass for my diffuser. My original was broken and I love the diffuser so I searched to find a new glass. This one was the right price and looked good so I bought it. It arrived really well packaged and even sooner than expected. I immediately tried it out and WOW! It's beautiful and allows the smoky fragrance to spread about the room wonderfully. I love it. You will too.

I use it with the aromatherapy diffuser, which I use everyday.....love it!

To start it was alright, nothing special. Now it barely makes a mist. I'm using DMSO which is *NOT* good with plastic. This is the third different "nebulizing glass bottle", none of them are really good.

I bought several of these and they work great. They need to be cleaned often, but I never had any problems getting a clog out. This is intended for the Aromis Aromatherapy Diffusers, but I have used them in other brands and they work and fit fine.

I have had this in our apartment for over a year. It works well, I wouldn't say the scent omitted carries out throughout the whole apartment (just over 1000 sq ft) however it does work well and I wouldn't be without it. I use as recommended with all pure essential oils and the scents are just divine. I have three cats and they don't seem to be affected by it, if anything it really relaxes them. You need to ensure you do wash it as recommended on a regular basis to ensure it's continued use with no issues. I soak mine in hot soapy water for 30 minutes, then rinse out thoroughly and allow to completely dry before using again. I would recommend this to a friend. There is a slight motor noise if you turn it right up to full scale but this doesn't bother me, however my husband might tend to say 'what is that noise?'...we do have it in the living room.

It’s slimmer than the original but works beautifully

I really like the nebulizer. I have purchased others of the same type but ArOmis is the best. I highly recommend the purchase of this diffusor.

I've had this bottle for 2 years, and it works really well. The steep angled sides mean the oil goes straight to the centre of the bottle to be nebulized which mean less oil wasted. I've had other bottles with more of a flat base where the oil takes longer to get to the centre of the bottle, so you end up using more oil. It's easy to clean using soap and cold water or isopropyl alcohol. Your oil scents will certainly fill the room with this one 10/10.