The Jan Aushadhi nebulizer machine costs ₹750. PMBJP’s official Product & MRP List, read on 15 October 2026, lists it as “Electrical Nebulizer Machine”, drug code 8136, alongside a replacement mask with tubing at ₹56.25 and a steam vaporizer at ₹234. The cheapest branded compressor nebulizer on Amazon that day was ₹863 and an Omron was ₹1,149. The same list also has the respules (the medicine that goes into the nebulizer cup) at ₹5 to ₹28 each. This guide puts all of it in one place for families of asthma, COPD and bronchiolitis patients who have been told to nebulize at home.
Jan Aushadhi prices are PMBJP’s published MRP on 15 October 2026 (official Product & MRP List); the drug code lets you check any row. Amazon.in prices were read the same day and change often; the links show today’s price. Some links are affiliate links and we earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Respules are prescription medicines; use only the one and the dose your doctor has written. For breathlessness that is not settling, go to the nearest emergency.
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Jan Aushadhi nebulizer machine price against branded nebulizers
| Nebulizer | Price | Notes | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan Aushadhi electrical nebulizer machine | ₹750 | Kendra only, drug code 8136 | – |
| Control D compressor nebulizer | ₹863 | Compressor, with kit | Buy on Amazon |
| Omron NEC-106 compressor nebulizer | ₹1,149 | Compact, low noise | Buy on Amazon |
| Dr Trust USA compressor nebulizer | ₹1,198 | Complete kit | Buy on Amazon |
| Medtech Handyneb Super | ₹1,198 | Compact compressor | Buy on Amazon |
The Jan Aushadhi nebulizer is ₹113 cheaper than the cheapest branded compressor nebulizer we found and ₹400 cheaper than an Omron. All of these are compressor nebulizers, the type used in hospital wards: louder than mesh nebulizers but cheap to run and suitable for every respule. We have left out the ₹120 to ₹400 “mini mesh” devices on Amazon, which have thin reviews and are not what a doctor usually means by a nebulizer.
Jan Aushadhi nebulizer mask and steam vaporizer
| Item | Jan Aushadhi | Amazon.in | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nebulizer mask with tubing | ₹56.25 (code 8127) | Control D adult + child mask kit ₹210; PAXMAX ₹169 | Buy on Amazon Buy on Amazon |
| Steam vaporizer | ₹234 (code 9028) | 3-in-1 vaporizer ₹242; Asbob ₹253; HealthSense ₹1,699 | Buy 3-in-1 Buy on Amazon |
Masks and tubing wear out and should be replaced every few months, or sooner if they crack or stay cloudy after cleaning. At ₹56.25 the Jan Aushadhi nebulizer mask is a quarter of the price of a branded kit, though the branded kits include both adult and child masks. The steam vaporizer is a different device: it gives plain steam for a blocked nose and is not a substitute for a nebulizer.
Respule prices at the Jan Aushadhi Kendra
| Respule (prescription only) | Unit | MRP | Drug code |
|---|---|---|---|
| Levosalbutamol 0.63 mg respule | 2.5 ml | ₹5.34 | 1692 |
| Levosalbutamol 1.25 mg + Ipratropium 500 mcg respule | 3 ml | ₹9.28 | 529 |
| Budesonide 1 mg/2 ml nebuliser suspension | 2 ml | ₹12.80 | 235 |
| Fluticasone 0.5 mg/2 ml respule | 2 ml | ₹15.94 | 544 |
| Levosalbutamol 1.25 mg + Budesonide 0.5 mg respule | 2 ml | ₹25.31 | 1689 |
| Levosalbutamol 1.25 mg + Budesonide 1 mg respule | 2 ml | ₹28.36 | 540 |
A child prescribed one levosalbutamol-budesonide respule twice a day for five days uses ten respules: ₹253 at these prices, a third of what the Jan Aushadhi nebulizer machine itself costs. Carry the prescription; the Kendra will not sell respules without one.
How to use a Jan Aushadhi nebulizer at home
- Wash your hands and put the machine on a flat surface, plugged in.
- Twist open one respule and squeeze all of it into the cup; add saline only if the doctor said so.
- Fit the mask over nose and mouth (or use the mouthpiece for adults) and switch on.
- Breathe normally, sitting up, until the mist stops, usually 8 to 12 minutes.
- Wash the cup and mask in warm soapy water, rinse and air-dry after every use.
If the mist is weak, check that the filter in the machine is clean and the tubing is not kinked. Children who cry through the mask get less medicine; a calm child on a parent’s lap breathing quietly gets the most.
Which nebulizer to buy
- The Jan Aushadhi nebulizer if a Kendra near you has it: the lowest price, and the respules are on the same counter.
- Control D or Omron if you want it delivered, or your doctor prefers a known brand.
- Any compressor model works with every respule; avoid buying on looks.
- Keep a spare mask: when one cracks at night, you will want the second.
Respiratory medicine and paediatric OPDs at government hospitals see many children on home nebulization; our AIIMS Delhi OPD guide and the PGI appointment guide explain how to get a follow-up. Other Kendra prices are in the Jan Aushadhi medicine price list.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Jan Aushadhi nebulizer machine price?
₹750, drug code 8136, official MRP on 15 October 2026. The replacement mask with tubing is ₹56.25 (code 8127).
जन औषधि नेबुलाइज़र मशीन की कीमत कितनी है?
₹750 (ड्रग कोड 8136)। मास्क और ट्यूब ₹56.25, स्टीम वेपोराइज़र ₹234। रेस्प्यूल ₹5 से ₹28 तक, पर डॉक्टर की पर्ची ज़रूरी है।
Is a Jan Aushadhi nebulizer good for babies?
Any compressor nebulizer can be used for a baby with a child mask, if a doctor has prescribed nebulization. The Jan Aushadhi mask kit is a single mask; ask at the Kendra which size it is, or buy a child mask separately.
Can I use a steam vaporizer instead of a nebulizer?
No. A vaporizer gives plain steam; a nebulizer turns a prescribed medicine into a mist that reaches the lungs.
Where can I buy a Jan Aushadhi nebulizer?
Only at Jan Aushadhi Kendras. If it is not on the shelf, ask the pharmacist to order it by code 8136.
Sources checked
- PMBJP Product & MRP List, janaushadhi.gov.in, read 15 October 2026: every Jan Aushadhi price and drug code on this page.
- Amazon.in product pages, read 15 October 2026 (linked in the tables).
