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Which hydrogen inhaler should you choose?

There is no official "best" hydrogen inhalation machine — but there are facts to compare: generation method, flow and concentration, water requirements, availability in Europe, and what happens after you buy. Here is an honest look at the devices buyers most often weigh against each other. Details about other manufacturers' products come from their own websites and may change (July 2026).

The criteria

These matter more than the brand.

Generation method

PEM electrolysis with titanium electrodes separates hydrogen from oxygen during generation. Simpler membranes can mean lower purity and shorter lifespan.

Concentration

Controlled low concentration (Lita Air: approx. 3-4%) or high-flow units near 100% hydrogen — which place very different demands on handling, since hydrogen in the wrong proportions is flammable.

Availability and support

Is the device sold with support, warranty, returns and spare parts where you live — or as a direct import with none of it?

Total cost

Water, consumable parts and service over time — not just the purchase price.

The devices

Lita Air, Lourdes Hydrofix, Suisonia — and the marketplace boxes.

Lita Air

Japanese-designed hydrogen inhalation device with titanium PEM electrolysis, approx. 100 ml/min and a controlled 3-4% concentration. Lita Air is sold in Sweden and the EU by I regenerate (iregenerate.se) in Stockholm for 2 490 € incl. VAT, with a 30-day return window and a trial session in Stockholm. Warranty, spare parts and support are handled from Sweden — try it before you buy or see the product page.

Lourdes Hydrofix

Japanese hybrid device for both hydrogen water and inhalation, sold mainly through its US distributor (around 2,600 USD per the distributor's site, July 2026). No established EU distribution that we can see — expect direct import, currency conversion, shipping and transatlantic support.

Suisonia

Japanese inhalation device used mainly in salons and clinics in Japan. According to Suisonia's Japanese distributors, sales of new units ended in June 2024; cartridges and servicing are stated to continue. Verify current status directly with the maker. No established consumer distribution in the EU that we can see.

Generic PEM units

Marketplaces are full of devices with unclear specifications, unknown purity and no support. The price is tempting — but check flow, concentration, materials and what happens if it breaks before you order.

This comparison covers product facts and availability — not health effects. No hydrogen inhaler is a medical device or a treatment in the EU, regardless of manufacturer.

Common questions

Availability questions.

Can you buy Lourdes Hydrofix in Sweden or Europe?

As far as we know there is no Swedish distributor of Lourdes Hydrofix. The device is sold mainly through international channels — primarily its US distributor — and via import into the EU. Check current availability, warranty and support terms with the seller before buying.

Is Suisonia still sold?

According to Suisonia's Japanese distributors, sales of new devices ended in June 2024, while cartridges and servicing are stated to continue. This comes from the distributors' own announcements — verify current status directly with the maker.

Next step

Compare for yourself — properly.

Next step

Decide in your own time.

Buy Lita Air with a 30-day return window, or book a calm trial session at our clinic in Stockholm first — the session fee is credited in full if you buy within 60 days.