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What we found in our research with a non-working prototype was that the nose buds, while very comfortable, had a beneficial side effect of a slight opening of the nasal pathways. We believe that improving nose breathing will significantly reduce or eliminate mouth breathing. If a little extra help is needed, a comfortable chin strap could be used....Click here to read more.
The Airing device does not provide a new treatment. The Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) treatment has been around and used with FDA approval for years. The Airing device merely miniaturizes existing machinery into a portable and comfortable format. We hope, although we obviously cannot guarantee....Click here to read more.
We have designed the Airing device to provide eight hours of treatment before the energy in the battery is consumed. Several design choices were made to reduce power consumption and thereby extend the run.....Click here to read more.
The Airing device has built-in pressure sensing and can adjust the micro-blower output instantaneously. This ability to respond to where a person is in the breathing cycle eliminates the need for excessive air flow. This allows more natural breathing and mitigates or may even eliminate the need for additive active humidification....Click here to read more.
Airing will be designed to match the air pressure of typical CPAP masks on the market today - up to and possibly exceeding 20...Click here to read more.
Dentist, Dr. Seth Blitzer, works with sleep apnea patients and believes Airing will be a home run for his patients....Click here to read more.
We know it sounds unbelievable - just look at some of the incredulous questions posted on our Facebook Page - but inventor, Stephen Marsh, has engineered a radically new approach to delivering the sleep apnea therapy that (for real) eliminates hoses, cords, and masks....Click here to read more.
