Healthsense Nano-cure fs550 review

 Healthsense Nano-cure fs550

Healthsense Nano-cure fs550

Description

• CHILD SAFE & MEDICAL USE: Nano-Cure does not sprinkle water from the outlet unlike other vaporizers, hence safe to be used by kids & adults alike. Provides efficient therapy for respiratory ailments like sinusitis, allergies, rhinitis & improves sensory capabilities in children. Clears nasal and sinus passages to ease congestion and effectively relieves cough, cold, flu, bronchitis.
• HEALTH BENEFITS: Alleviates sinusitis, allergies, rhinitis & other breathing disorders. Clears nasal passages to ease congestion and effectively relieves cough, cold, flu & bronchitis
• POWERFUL NANO STEAM: Produces fine nanometer sized steam with negatively charged ions resulting in 10X more effective and faster absorption. Consistent & wide steam flow covers entire face
• UV STERILIZED HOT STEAM: The steam passes through a UV Lamp to ensure hygiene while the skin & nasal passage is being treated. Ceramic PTC heating element ensures fast heating within 40 seconds.

Review

Great Product.

The steamers that are sold in medical stores, the ones which cost around ₹250-₹300, do not have certified quality of plastic and hence, fumes of those might enter your lungs, causing problems. Also, they have around 250-300 mL water capacity which is not recommended because it won't be used up in one use and water should be replaced after every use, so you have to throw the extra water anyways.

This one is a proper product meant to do its job like it should do. Steam is like fine mist and not just vapours from boiling water. Steam comes in about 20 seconds, though, when activated the first time, it would take more time. Overall, it's a great product and I got it for a deal price of ₹1299 which is totally worth the money.

In the past 10 years or so I have bought numerous so-called "steam inhalers" for medical reasons. I have bought online as well as the offline brand called "Console" from local medical stores. While Console was slightly better than online ones, all of them had three major drawbacks - 1) takes a long time to produce steam 2) feels like boiling water is sprinkled to your face 3) steam is ejected without any force in an irregular fashion (similar to how smoke comes off candles or incense sticks), which means you literally have to chase the steam with your face. In the end, I actually had to follow the traditional way where you cover your head and steamer with a towel so that steam does not escape.

I have been using a HealthSense PS 126 personal weighing scale for a while now and so when I saw that they have a steam inhaler available, the purchase was a no-brainer for me, even if it costs 4 times that of a regular steamer. But once I used it, I realised it is totally worth the money. This is the first steamer I have used that provides the following benefits: