Checked against Bangladeshi and Indian retailers on 2 November 2026, with older prices noted where we found them. Price information only, not medical advice.
Before comparing nebulizer prices in Bangladesh, there is a more basic question: is the machine real? In October 2024, Omron Healthcare Bangladesh published a warning that counterfeit devices carrying the Omron logo were being sold by unauthorised sellers, naming Facebook marketplaces and websites with “Omron” in their domain names. The company said it could not support or service those devices and pointed buyers to its official list of products sold in the country. Since Omron is the brand most families ask for by name, a too-cheap Omron is the first thing to be careful about.
One model, five shops: the NE-C101
| Seller type | Listed price | Shown against |
|---|---|---|
| Oxygen and medical supply shop (Dhaka), claims official 5-year warranty | ৳3,300 | – |
| Online pharmacy | ৳3,452 | MRP ৳4,315 |
| Medical equipment website | ৳3,800 | ৳4,000 |
| Price-comparison marketplace, lowest seller | ৳3,600, now ৳3,900 | – |
| Electronics retail chain | ৳4,300 | ৳4,670 |
A spread of ৳1,000 on a ৳3,500 machine is normal retail competition. What deserves a question is the warranty: one seller advertises a five-year warranty registered with Omron Healthcare Bangladesh, while a marketplace listing for the same model describes it as made in China and another seller says made in Japan. Origin labels alone do not prove anything, but a warranty registered with the local distributor does.
The NE-C28 has three different “regular” prices
The NE-C28 is where the reference prices fall apart. The same machine is shown with a regular price of ৳7,317 at one online pharmacy, ৳6,200 at a health equipment shop and ৳5,999 at a medical equipment store, and actually sells for ৳5,300 to ৳5,650 across those three. When three shops cannot agree on the “regular” price, the discount percentages next to them mean little; compare the price you pay, which our guide to reading original prices online explains in more detail.
The selling price has moved, though. A Dhaka seller listed the NE-C28 at ৳4,200 in 2024, and the same pharmacy that sells it at ৳5,650 today showed it at ৳6,440 in an earlier listing. Over about two years the typical price has climbed by a quarter to a third.
Cheaper brands and what the gap buys
Below Omron, Bangladeshi pharmacies sell compressor nebulizers from Mycheck (৳1,808), Life Care (৳1,858), Leven (৳2,379), Getwell (৳2,533), Microlife’s NEB200 (৳3,150) and Philips (৳5,200). The differences that matter are published specifications such as nebulization rate and particle size, noise, warranty length and whether replacement mask and medicine-cup kits are easy to find locally. Which device and medicine a patient should use is a decision for the prescribing doctor.
Is it registered?
In Bangladesh, nebulizers fall under medical device rules administered by the Directorate General of Drug Administration (DGDA), whose device classification rules list medicinal nebulizers by name. DGDA’s registry held more than 4,200 active device registrations as of mid-2026. A legitimate importer or authorised retailer can tell you the device’s registration and who the local distributor is; an anonymous social-media seller usually cannot.
India: watch listings far below MRP
In India, online pharmacies sell the Omron NE-C106 for about ₹1,612 to ₹1,736 (MRP ₹1,990), the NE-C101 for ₹2,185 to ₹2,248 (MRP ₹2,428, down from an earlier ₹2,590) and the NE-C28 for about ₹3,091 (MRP ₹3,770). Indian brands such as BPL list at ₹850 to ₹1,800 on wholesale marketplaces, and generic compressors from about ₹490.
Some wholesale listings, however, offer an “Omron NE-C101” at about ₹1,100, less than half the MRP. That is not proof of a fake, but given Omron’s own warnings about counterfeits, it is reason to buy from a pharmacy or authorised dealer with a proper invoice.
Running costs: masks, kits and air filters
The machine is a one-off purchase, but the parts that touch the medicine and the air wear out. Omron’s instruction manual for one of its compressor nebulizers gives these durable periods, based on use three times a day for 10 minutes: about five years for the compressor, one year for the nebulizer kit, air tube, mouthpiece and masks, and 70 treatments for each air filter. Frequent use shortens them. Check the manual for your exact model.
Replacement parts are inexpensive in Bangladesh. One online pharmacy lists an adult nebulizer mask at ৳73.45, a child mask at ৳91 and a mask set at about ৳186, and its category guide puts replacement masks and accessories at roughly ৳100 to ৳300. Buy spare air filters made for your model; Omron says filters should not be washed and must be replaced if they get wet, because a damp filter can cause blockages.
Before you pay: a buyer checklist
- Is the seller authorised? Compare the model and seller with Omron Bangladesh’s official product list, especially if the price is far below other shops.
- What warranty is offered, and who honours it? Sellers advertise different terms for the same model, from three years to five years. Ask whether the warranty is registered with Omron Healthcare Bangladesh and keep the card and receipt.
- What is in the box? A complete NE-C101 kit includes the compressor, nebulizer kit, adult and child masks, mouthpiece, nosepiece, air tube and spare air filters.
- Compressor or mesh? Mesh nebulizers are smaller and quieter but cost more; compressor models are the common home choice. Ask your doctor which type suits the prescribed medicine.
- Are spare parts available locally? Check that masks and filters for your model are sold in Bangladesh.
FAQs
What is the nebulizer machine price in Bangladesh? In November 2026, the Omron NE-C101 sold for about ৳3,300 to ৳4,300 and the NE-C28 for about ৳5,300 to ৳5,650; local and generic compressor brands were about ৳1,800 to ৳3,150.
How can I tell if an Omron nebulizer is fake? Be wary of prices far below authorised sellers, marketplace sellers with “Omron” in their website name, and missing or unregistered warranty cards. Omron Bangladesh has warned that it cannot service counterfeit devices.
How often should I replace the mask and kit? Omron’s manual for one compressor model suggests about once a year with regular use, and sooner if parts crack, discolour or become hard to clean.
Can I pay in instalments? Some electronics retailers offer EMI; one lists the NE-C101 with instalments from ৳519 a month.
This page compares prices only. Use a nebulizer and medicine as prescribed by your doctor.
Daily price tracking in Bangladesh
The tracker reads four Omron listings from Bangladeshi pharmacy and medical-equipment sites every day; the orange marker is the 2024 NE-C28 price. Omron does not sell its devices through Alibaba, and generic wholesale listings there do not publish reliable single-unit prices, so they are not mixed in here.
| Tracked listing | Configuration | Latest price | Previous price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Omron NE-C101 (online pharmacy) | Compressor nebulizer, child and adult | ৳3,452 | Unchanged since Nov 2, 2026 |
| Omron NE-C101 (lowest marketplace seller) | Compressor nebulizer | ৳3,900 | Unchanged since Nov 2, 2026 |
| Omron NE-C28 (online pharmacy) | Compressor nebulizer, virtual valve | ৳5,650 | Unchanged since Nov 2, 2026 |
| Omron NE-C28 (medical equipment shop) | Compressor nebulizer, virtual valve | ৳5,300 | Unchanged since Nov 2, 2026 |
Sources: Omron Healthcare Bangladesh counterfeit warning, Arogga nebulizer prices and Truemeds Omron NE-C101 MRP, plus listings from BDStall, BME, BMA Medical, Ryans, Ever Oxygen, Techno Health, GoWell, Tata 1mg and IndiaMART. Use a nebulizer only as directed by a qualified doctor.
Updated November 2026 with running costs, a buyer checklist and FAQs. Additional sources: Arogga nebulizer and mask price list, Omron compressor nebulizer instruction manual, Othoba NE-C101 listing and Ryans NE-C101 listing.
