The National Drug Innovations Nebulizer is a medical device that is used to convert medication into a mist so that patients can be treated by inhalation. The National Drug Innovations Nebulizer device is used for the treatment of respiratory diseases, including asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. E-cigarettes, on the other hand, are electronic devices that mimic traditional tobacco products and contain nicotine and chemicals that are heated in a liquid to produce a vapor for the user to inhale.
GMP's nebulizers and e-cigarettes both involve the concepts of "atomization" and "vapor," but the purpose, composition, and method of use are very different. While NPDI atomizers are primarily used for medical treatments, e-cigarettes are a consumer product designed to mimic the sensation of smoking.