The 7 Best Aromatherapy Inhalers

This wiki has been updated 19 times since it was first published in December of 2018. The use of essential oils is a natural way to relax and relieve symptoms of common ailments, like colds and headaches. These personal inhalers come in battery-operated options that create a tiny amount of scented mist, and small, refillable containers with absorbent wicks. This type of aromatherapy is generally considered safe for adults who don't suffer from asthma. When users buy our independently chosen editorial picks, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

This wiki has been updated 19 times since it was first published in December of 2018. The use of essential oils is a natural way to relax and relieve symptoms of common ailments, like colds and headaches. These personal inhalers come in battery-operated options that create a tiny amount of scented mist, and small, refillable containers with absorbent wicks. This type of aromatherapy is generally considered safe for adults who don't suffer from asthma. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.

1. Moxe Peace

If you crave the calming mist of your diffuser when on-the-go, the Moxe Peace (about $15) contains a lithium-ion battery to gently heat this stress and anxiety relieving formula into a soothing, moist steam. The oils are derived from certified organic plants.

Attractive multicolored packaging
Good for about 300 inhalations
Does not contain dangerous chemicals

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2. Sage Hill

As durable as they are beautiful, this colorful set of five from Sage Hill (around $16) have aluminum casings and glass inner containers that won't react with oils. These 3.5-inch models come in rich metallic colors with silver accents.

Includes 20 cotton wicks
Refillable indefinitely
Snug-fitting caps prevent leaks

3. Urban Releaf Nausea & Tummy

The Urban Releaf Nausea & Tummy (appx. $10) contains a blend of ginger, peppermint and orange, a simple combination known to combat queasiness caused by motion and morning sickness. It's a great first line of treatment before resorting to prescription drugs.

Ideal for travel
Compact size fits in a pocket
High price for how long it lasts

4. Nutrovape Sleep Aid

The Nutrovape Sleep Aid (about $26) looks like an e-cigarette, but does not contain nicotine. It emits a fine mist of melatonin and all-natural extracts. You get a pack of three, making them a good price per unit, but users report the battery life from pen to pen is not consistent.

Works faster than melatonin pills
Tastes like chamomile tea
Battery not replaceable

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5. Cornucopia Brands 24 Pack

If you frequently like to experiment with your own blend or have multiple essential oils you use on a regular basis, the Cornucopia Brands 24 Pack (around $10) is a budget-friendly way to have a variety of choices on hand whenever you need them.

Highly absorbent wicks
Difficult to take apart and refill
Cheap plastic won't last long

6. Boom Boom Focus

The Boom Boom Focus (appx. $20) combines a menthol pick-me-up with some natural, but stimulating, aromas, like peppermint and cinnamon. It is sold as a variety pack allowing you to try different scents, or you can choose a three-pack of your favorite flavor.

Opens airways to aid breathing
Some find the menthol too strong
Scent only lasts a few weeks

7. Kare & Kind Kit

The Kare & Kind Kit (about $13) comes complete with 20 tubes and wicks, 2 mini droppers for easy filling, and 44 convenient, decorative labels for identifying your own special blends. They make great personalized gifts or even party favors.

A mix of 10 different colors
Smaller than most others
Plastic may react with some oils

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The 7 Best Aromatherapy Inhalers

1. Moxe Peace

2. Sage Hill

3. Urban Releaf Nausea & Tummy

Editor's Notes

4. Nutrovape Sleep Aid

5. Cornucopia Brands 24 Pack

6. Boom Boom Focus

7. Kare & Kind Kit

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