Now, Aroma Orb Diffuser, Bpa Free

• BPA-Free
• Up to 7 ​Hours Run Time
• Color Rotating
• Up to 500 Sq. Ft.
• Extremely Quiet
• BPA-Free
• Easy to Clean
• Great for Home or Office
• Just Add Tap Water and Essential Oils
• Rotating LED Lights
• Cool Steam
• Plugs into a laptop or USB port
• No Heat Involved/No Risk of Burns
• 1 Year Warranty
• Automatically Shuts Off

NOW Solutions Aroma Orb Ultrasonic USB Oil Diffuser unites aromatherapy with modern design to create an essential oil diffuser that compliments any decor style. This BPA-free diffuser features rotating LED lights, and runs for up to seven hours utilizing high-frequency ultrasonic electrical vibrations to create an ultra-fine mist. This diffusion method doesn't utilize heat, which helps maintain essential oil integrity and holistic properties.

Specifications:
Model: 7481
Color: Dark Gray
Misting Modes:  Continuous/Off
Light Modes:  Warm White/Color Rotating/Fixed/Off
Run Time:  Up to 7 hours
Water Capacity:  150 ml / 5.0 fl. oz.
Coverage:  Up to 500 sq. ft.
Power:  DC 5V 1A
Dimensions:  5.118"d x 4.46"h

NOW creates beautiful, dependable diffusers made with recycled plastic to help save non-renewable resources and offset the amount of waste that would end up in landfills or oceans.

Aromatherapy and essential oils have been used throughout the ages as one of the oldest, non-invasive health practices. Scents have an effect on our mind and body, evoking memories, stimulating feelings, and arousing the senses. Certain essential oils then have the ability to relax, inspire, or create balance between the body and mind. At NOW Solutions, we take the quality and purity of our essential oils very seriously. We go to great lengths to ensure that every oil we produce is brought to you in a manner that's both scientifically and environmentally responsible.

Tightly controlled high standards for product quality

Recycled Plastic
NOW creates beautiful, dependable diffusers with recycled plastic to help save non-renewable resources, offset the amount of waste that would end up in landfills/oceans, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.