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Thai Nasal Inhaler Stick: What it is and How to Use it

The Thai nasal inhaler Ya Dom No.51, cold-pressed coconut oil, and black sesame oil – six items in this section. The inhaler is available in three formats: a stick, a 5 ml bottle, and a set of 12. Coconut and sesame oils are featured here as a base, not as a replacement for the inhaler stick.

Ya Dom is a plastic case, similar in size to a lipstick, containing a filler infused with essential oils. The base of No.51 is eucalyptus (Eucalyptus): its aroma provides a sharp, cool note that can be felt even with a gentle inhale. In Thailand, such a stick is often carried in a pocket and used in stuffy environments, during travel, or while driving.

It's simple to use: bring the tip close to one nostril, closing the other, and take a calm breath. Do not insert the tip into the nose; the aroma works at a distance. Replace the cap immediately – otherwise, the oils will evaporate in a few weeks instead of several months.

How to Choose Your Format

  • For your bag, car, and airplane travel – the classic Ya Dom No.51 stick.
  • For a diffused aroma rather than a targeted inhale – the 5 ml bottle: a couple of drops on your wrist or a handkerchief.
  • For the office and as gifts – a set of 12 sticks.
  • For skin and hair care – 120 ml and 500 ml coconut oil or rich black sesame oil (Sesamum indicum) for dry skin.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Thai nasal inhaler used for?

It is used to refresh breathing and invigorate: in hot weather, in stuffy transport, on planes, and during long meetings. It is an aromatic accessory with essential oils, not a remedy for a runny nose. Essential oils are not recommended for children under three years old.

How often can a herbal inhaler be used?

As needed: usually, a few inhalations per day are sufficient. If you experience a tickle in your nose, take a break. There's no benefit to using it every half hour – your sense of smell quickly adapts to the scent.

What does "cold-pressed" mean for coconut oil?

It means that the coconut flesh is pressed without heat, so the oil retains its natural aroma and does not undergo refining. At temperatures below 24 degrees Celsius, it thickens and turns white – this is a normal property of coconut oil, not spoilage.

Where can I buy a Thai inhaler and how much does it cost?

We ship internationally.

See also: essential oils and massage oils.

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