Forty-eight nebuliser listings read on 14 October. One brand sells six of them for exactly the same money and claims four different discounts on it.
Nobody shops carefully for a nebuliser; it is bought when someone at home cannot breathe comfortably, and the biggest percentage usually wins. On the 40 nebulisers Amazon returned on 14 October, one brand sells six machines at exactly Rs. 849 - six different names, four different stated MRPs, and badges of 40%, 40%, 40%, 42%, 57% and 57% on identical money. Three more tiles showed 99% off figures that are plainly decimal-point errors, and this page excludes them rather than printing them. It compares prices only and is not medical advice.
Every price below was pulled from Amazon on October 14, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Amazon coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
Nine listings from Rs. 230 to Rs. 849 - three portable mesh machines on thin rating pools, then the six that sell at exactly Rs. 849 under six names, badged 40%, 40%, 40%, 42%, 57% and 57%.
A portable mesh nebuliser at Rs. 230, against a stated Rs. 999.
Why it earned its spot The lowest price on the shelf, with the thinnest evidence behind it.
A portable mesh nebuliser at Rs. 239, against a stated Rs. 1,499.
Why it earned its spot The deepest genuine discount here, on the lowest star average seated.
A rechargeable portable mesh nebuliser at Rs. 699, against a stated Rs. 2,499.
Why it earned its spot The best star average on the page, resting on 63 ratings.
A compressor nebuliser sold as Expert, at Rs. 849 against a stated Rs. 1,967.
Why it earned its spot One of six listings from one brand at exactly Rs. 849, and this one claims 57% off.
A compressor nebuliser sold as Pro Max, at Rs. 849 against a stated Rs. 1,968.
Why it earned its spot Same price as the card above, same badge, and a stated MRP one rupee different.
A compressor nebuliser sold as White and Blue PRO, at Rs. 849, stated Rs. 1,472.
Why it earned its spot Fifteen badge points below its siblings, for exactly the same Rs. 849.
A compressor nebuliser sold as White Compressor Complete Kit, at Rs. 849.
Why it earned its spot The best-evidenced of the six identical prices, and the smallest badge among them.
A compressor nebuliser sold as Compressor Complete Kit, at Rs. 849.
Why it earned its spot The second of three listings at Rs. 849 all stating Rs. 1,406.
A compressor nebuliser sold as White Compressor Nebulizer, at Rs. 849.
Why it earned its spot The third at Rs. 849 stating Rs. 1,406, completing the cluster.
Eight listings packed into a narrow band where the badges run 37% to 61% - including a fourth listing on the shared Rs. 1,406, a pair one rupee apart, and the point where the recognised names begin.
A compact compressor nebuliser at Rs. 854, against a stated Rs. 1,992.
Why it earned its spot A different brand landing Rs. 5 from the six, with a near-identical badge.
A compressor nebuliser at Rs. 855, against a stated Rs. 1,799.
Why it earned its spot The largest rating pool in the Rs. 849-Rs. 899 band, on a mid-table badge.
A portable compressor nebuliser sold as Durable, at Rs. 863, stated Rs. 2,059.
Why it earned its spot Fourteen rupees above the cluster, and 18 badge points above half of it.
A compressor nebuliser in blue at Rs. 888, against a stated Rs. 2,250.
Why it earned its spot A deep badge and a thick rating pool together, which is rare on this shelf.
A piston compressor nebuliser at Rs. 889, against a stated Rs. 1,406.
Why it earned its spot The same stated MRP as three Rs. 849 listings, at a Rs. 40 higher price.
A compressor nebuliser sold as NEB112, at Rs. 897 against a stated Rs. 1,779.
Why it earned its spot This tile and the next differ by one rupee and share everything else.
A compressor nebuliser with a complete mask kit at Rs. 898, stated Rs. 1,779.
Why it earned its spot The twin of the card above: same stated MRP, same badge, one rupee dearer.
A compressed-air compressor nebuliser at Rs. 1,115, against a stated Rs. 2,048.
Why it earned its spot Where the shelf moves from the dense band into the recognised names.
A compact compressor nebuliser, NEC-106, at Rs. 1,149 against a stated Rs. 1,810.
Why it earned its spot One of two listings from this maker sharing an identical stated Rs. 1,810.
Four listings from Rs. 1,198 to Rs. 2,590 carrying 30,036, 5,368, 4,653 and 640 ratings - the shallowest badges in the read, including one that claims no discount at all.
A compressor nebuliser with a complete kit at Rs. 1,198, stated Rs. 1,452.
Why it earned its spot By far the most-reviewed listing here, on one of the shallowest badges.
A compressor nebuliser, NE C101, at Rs. 1,390 against a stated Rs. 1,810.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 241 dearer than its stablemate off the same reference figure.
A compressor nebuliser, NE C28, at Rs. 2,249 against a stated Rs. 3,430.
Why it earned its spot The second-dearest listing here, and the best-rated of the big-pool machines.
A home compressor nebuliser with a disposable kit at Rs. 2,590, no badge.
Why it earned its spot The only seated listing claiming no discount, at the top of the shelf.
Three habits survive this read. First, ask a doctor or pharmacist which kind of machine is appropriate before comparing any prices at all — mesh and compressor nebulisers are different devices, and no price page, this one included, can tell you which you need. Second, ignore the badge and read the price: six listings here share one price and show four different percentages, and thirteen listings packed into a fifty-rupee band show badges spanning 24 points. Third, read the rating count before the star — the cheap end of this shelf rests on pools of 11, 60 and 63 while the dear end rests on 11,365 and 30,036, and the tiles with the thickest evidence consistently state the tightest MRPs. And treat any badge above 90% as a data error until the strike-through figure looks plausible: three of them here were.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rs. 230, 11 ratings | Rs. 230 | Rs. 999 | 77% |
| Rs. 239, 3.0 stars | Rs. 239 | Rs. 1,499 | 84% |
| Rs. 699, mesh, 63 ratings | Rs. 699 | Rs. 2,499 | 72% |
| Rs. 849, badged 57% | Rs. 849 | Rs. 1,967 | 57% |
| Rs. 849, badged 57% | Rs. 849 | Rs. 1,968 | 57% |
| Rs. 849, badged 42% | Rs. 849 | Rs. 1,472 | 42% |
| Rs. 849, badged 40% | Rs. 849 | Rs. 1,406 | 40% |
| Rs. 849, badged 40% | Rs. 849 | Rs. 1,406 | 40% |
| Rs. 849, badged 40% | Rs. 849 | Rs. 1,406 | 40% |
| Rs. 854, 275 ratings | Rs. 854 | Rs. 1,992 | 57% |
| Rs. 855, 1,847 ratings | Rs. 855 | Rs. 1,799 | 52% |
| Rs. 863, deepest badge | Rs. 863 | Rs. 2,059 | 58% |
| Rs. 888, 61% badge | Rs. 888 | Rs. 2,250 | 61% |
| Rs. 889, same Rs. 1,406 | Rs. 889 | Rs. 1,406 | 37% |
| Rs. 897, stated Rs. 1,779 | Rs. 897 | Rs. 1,779 | 50% |
| Rs. 898, one rupee apart | Rs. 898 | Rs. 1,779 | 50% |
| Rs. 1,115, 1,961 ratings | Rs. 1,115 | Rs. 2,048 | 46% |
| Rs. 1,149, 11,365 ratings | Rs. 1,149 | Rs. 1,810 | 37% |
| Rs. 1,198, 30,036 ratings | Rs. 1,198 | Rs. 1,452 | 17% |
| Rs. 1,390, same Rs. 1,810 | Rs. 1,390 | Rs. 1,810 | 23% |
| Rs. 2,249, 4,653 ratings | Rs. 2,249 | Rs. 3,430 | 34% |
| Rs. 2,590, no badge | Rs. 2,590 | Rs. 2,590 | 0% |
Each selling price, displayed MRP, discount badge, star average and rating count on this page was parsed on 14 October 2026 from amazon.in's own search-results pages for 'nebulizer machine', logged out, in India, with nothing purchased. 48 listings were returned, 40 were kept and 22 are seated.
Three tiles displayed MRPs that cannot be correct - Rs. 1,19,800 against a Rs. 1,198 price, Rs. 12,300 against Rs. 123 and Rs. 61,122 against Rs. 599 - each generating a 99% badge. A fourth showed a stated MRP below its own price. All four are excluded from every card, count and range on this page. Printing a 99% off a figure that is evidently a decimal-point error would be the easiest headline available here and it would be false.
The search returned steam vaporisers, a baby humidifier and eucalyptus vapour patches alongside the nebulisers. All were dropped, leaving 40 nebulisers. Every count, median and range on this page describes that filtered set, and the filtering is stated here so a reader can disagree with it.
Six listings from one brand sell at exactly Rs. 849 under six product names, carrying stated MRPs of Rs. 1,406 (three times), Rs. 1,472, Rs. 1,967 and Rs. 1,968, and badges of 40%, 40%, 40%, 42%, 57% and 57%. All six are seated rather than a sample, and each card prints its own rating count - 1,219, 668, 622, 446, 146 and 101 - because those six distinct pools show the listings are separate tiles rather than one listing pooled across variants.
On this shelf the cheap end rests on pools of 11, 60 and 63 ratings while the dear end rests on 11,365 and 30,036. A star average without its sample size is not readable, so every card prints both, several cards state outright that their pool is too thin to conclude from, and no card represents a rating as our assessment of any device.
A nebuliser is a medical device and which one is appropriate for a particular person is a question for a doctor or pharmacist. This page compares published prices and nothing else. It does not recommend a device or a type, does not compare output rate, particle size, compressor pressure, noise or durability, names no medicine or treatment, and is not medical advice. 'Silent', 'Low Noise', 'Portable', 'Complete Kit', every stated warranty and every model designation are the listings' own printed words. We did not buy, open, run, measure or use anything on this page.
In this read of 14 October 2026, nebulisers ran from Rs. 230 to Rs. 2,590. The shelf is densest between Rs. 849 and Rs. 899, where thirteen of the 40 listings sit. Portable mesh machines started at Rs. 230 and compressor machines from recognised names ran Rs. 1,115 to Rs. 2,590. Prices change continuously, so check the live page. Which machine is appropriate for a particular person is a question for a doctor or pharmacist; this page compares published prices only and is not medical advice.
We can only report that they do. Six listings - 'Expert', 'Pro Max', 'White and Blue PRO', 'White Compressor Complete Kit', 'Compressor Complete Kit' and 'White Compressor Nebulizer' - all sell at exactly Rs. 849, against stated MRPs of Rs. 1,406 (three of them), Rs. 1,472, Rs. 1,967 and Rs. 1,968, producing badges of 40%, 40%, 40%, 42%, 57% and 57%. Their rating pools are different (1,219, 668, 622, 446, 146 and 101), so they are separate listings rather than one pooled across variants. We did not buy or open any of them and cannot say whether the machines differ. Listing a product line under several descriptive names and setting list prices are ordinary and lawful commercial decisions, and no wrongdoing is alleged or implied by anyone.
The three listings in this read showing 99% badges are excluded from this page because their strike-through figures cannot be right. One showed Rs. 1,19,800 against a Rs. 1,198 price, one Rs. 12,300 against Rs. 123 and one Rs. 61,122 against Rs. 599 - each a near-exact factor of 100 or a transposition, which is what a decimal-point error looks like. The deepest badge this page reports is 84%, on a plausible pair of figures, and even that is arithmetic over two numbers a seller chose rather than a verified saving. We have not confirmed that any item here was ever sold at its stated MRP.
Not on this shelf. Six listings sharing one Rs. 849 price show badges from 40% to 57%, and thirteen listings packed into the Rs. 849-to-Rs. 899 band show badges from 37% to 61% on a price range of under 6%. The pattern runs the other way at the top of the shelf: the most-reviewed listing in the read, with 30,036 ratings, badges just 17% and states an MRP only 1.21 times its price, while several deep-badged tiles state multiples above 2x. On these listings the percentage describes the stated MRP, not the price.
In this read, a compressor nebuliser at Rs. 1,198 carried 30,036 ratings at 4.2 stars - the largest pool among all 40 listings, ahead of an Omron at 11,365 and another Omron at 5,368. It was badged 17% against a stated Rs. 1,452. Rating counts are the listings' own published figures on the date read; a star average is not our assessment of any machine, we did not run or test any of them, and a large number of reviews is not a clinical endorsement of a medical device.





















