Metal Aromatherapy Inhalers (2 Pack)

I use Rosewood specifically for meditation, and it’s great being able to use it in a much more intense way than with a diffuser. It is an amazing thing right there. I have not decided what I oils I will use in the second one, but it will come to me.

I’ve never used anything like this before, and it’s a wonderful discovery.

I love these so much, they are so pretty and really hold well, I have some plastic ones but they seem to lose their fragrance quickly, these don't and they look gorgeous!

It's a no brainer to use! Pull off the outer gray lid, pull up the gold top, unscrew, fill half full with RMO essential oil, put the wick in, screw the gold cover back on, put back into gray case, and add gray top. I love it!

These little diffusers are awesome! I bought them months ago and they still smell amazing. I know they don’t sell the replacement sticks for inside, but they are so cheap and last so long that I would just buy another pack to get different oil combinations.

Works really well with oil for calming. Diffuser just rides in my purse and is handy whenever I need it.

I quite like these inhalers, and thay are simple to use(esp after reading the directions on the product page). The only thing I would change would be to have them be non-identicle so that you can carry two different ouls amd easily grab the one you need. I ended up putting a piece of tape on one to differentiate it from the other, which works fine, but is not as elegant. Other than that small change, I think they are great!

I love my Metal Aromatherapy. Would really like to have a refill of the core insert. Had a little accident & one is all the way inside the bottle. Thinking about getting more soon.

This was so worth buying it has helped me so much I suffer so much from year round Pollen and everything I can finely breath much better

These inhalers are excellent. I mixed a blend of 3 essential oils, using 5 drops of each. Using more than 15 or 16 drops is a waist.
I first added and mixed my drops into a small condiment bowl. Then grabbing the wick with some tweezers, pressed the wick into the bowl to absorb as much of the oil as possible. Then with the same tweezers, dropped the soaked wick into the inhaler bottle. These are very handy for travel. They are small and fit into your pocketbook or pants pockets. Love them.

A great practical idea (for yourself or as an inexpensive but thoughtful gift) since it allows you to benefit from whatever essential oil you want without infringing on the rights of others who don’t want to smell them. Just because they are ‘natural and organic’ and you love them doesn’t mean everyone else does. Face it, some oils can be a bit stinky and offensive to those who carpool with you or sit in the next cubicle over. The only reason I did not give a 5 star is that it would have been nice to include a few wicks, not just one. Once you use a wick for one oil, you cannot use for a different oil. Example: You use for orange oil. Once the smell grows faint, you can add orange oil again a few times but you can never use that particular wick for cloves or frankincense. The bottle itself can be washed out and reused, but not the wick. The wicks are so tiny that I can’t imagine they would eat into the profit margin much. It is possible to buy replacement wicks, which I will do.

This is a great product and works well, but being a first time purchaser it would have been nice if it came with some simple instructions as well as the refills. I don't think that the one refill that is included will last me very long and it also limits you to having to buy refills elsewhere because they cannot be purchased at RMO at the moment...

It is a little messy transferring the oils to the refill and then into the inhaler, so maybe I am doing something wrong but I feel like I'm wasting oil when it doesn't make it into the inhaler.

I was delighted to discover the metal inhalers that you offer. I especially like carrying lavender with me during the day. The concept us wonderful.
However there is a major drawback. The inhalers leak thus wasting my supply of lavender. I have not arrived at a solution to this problem. I still want to use the inhalers. Do you have suggestions or solutions for this problem?

The top should screw on and off. It slides off in my purse.

Why doesn't this come in different colors? I would imagine others would also want to have different combinations of oils handy and to be able to distinguish between them.

No instructions included. How much does it hold? What proportions would I use for headache relief?
Sleeping aid?

It took 2 weeks to get here from Utah (I'm in Detroit, MI area) via USPS. OK, so now I finally have the inhalers: one of the two is dented like it has been squeezed (glass insert not broken-good news) and the other one is extremely hard to separate and get to the glass insert. Perhaps shipping dept should consider better protective packaging to keep the thin metal tubes from denting enroute. The skimpy bubble wrap envelope placed inside a brown paper packing sleeve is insufficient for ensuring this product arrives in good condition. The inhalers should function as intended, but I'm definitely disappointed upon receipt of my order.

Too expensive. Plant Therapy sells the same thing 3 for $8.