Walgreens has
Vicks 3-in-1 Sleepy Time Ultrasonic Humidifier & Essential Oil Diffuser (VUL500) on clearance for
$19.99 or less (see below).
Shipping is free on $35+ orders or select free store pickup where stock permits.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
Rokket for finding this deal.
Additional Savings:
- Eligible customers may apply extra 10% off (pickup orders) promo code WAG10 at checkout (limit of 3x uses per account), making the price $17.99.
Product Details:
- Naturally relieves stuffy nose discomfort.
- Quiet, ultrasonic technology delivers a fine cool mist for maximum relief.
- Optional calming coloring changing nightlight.
- 0.6 gallon capacity runs up to 24 hours. No filter to replace. Easy grip tank handle.
- Variable humidity control for customized output. 180 degree mist nozzle.
- Accepts 2 soothing Vicks Vapor Pads.
- Essential oils (not included) can be added to the tank.
Note: This product cannot be shipped to the following states/locations (per the Walgreens product page): AA, AE, AK, AP, AS, GU, HI, MP, PR, VI
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If you scroll down, that website clearly shows that garbage in = garbage out, regardless of the type of humidifier.
If you're introducing particulate matter into the air that isn't designed to be inhaled it always comes with a potential health risk.
It's less about the type of vaporizer than the material going into it.
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This deal is super slick if you can find it in stock. It's available at my local store. YMMV.
Product description says
Quiet, ultrasonic technology delivers a fine cool mist for maximum relief. May be the coolness comes from Vicks pad
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Not that this website should be an empirical source on the matter, since it looks sketchy as hell, but how was your conclusion that "other humidifiers do not have this issue"?
If you scroll down, that website clearly shows that garbage in = garbage out, regardless of the type of humidifier.
If you're introducing particulate matter into the air that isn't designed to be inhaled it always comes with a potential health risk.
It's less about the type of vaporizer than the material going into it.
lol did you link to some dude's geocities website trying to warn people about humidifiers? I thought it was a flat earth website for a few minutes at first
If you scroll down, that website clearly shows that garbage in = garbage out, regardless of the type of humidifier.
If you're introducing particulate matter into the air that isn't designed to be inhaled it always comes with a potential health risk.
It's less about the type of vaporizer than the material going into it.
No idea why people are downvoting you. Cool mist without pure water is literally air pollution