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sleep apnea

Honey, I Shrunk the CPAP

Honey, I Shrunk the CPAP

As most of you already know, what makes Airing such a revolutionary product is its compact size. While CPAP treatment has already been established, vetted and proven effective, what makes using a traditional CPAP device unbearable is that it’s an eight pound machine complete with attached cords...Click here to read more.

Airing Prototype Progress Update: 10/9/15

Airing Prototype Progress Update: 10/9/15

As a company born of the crowd (you), we place enormous value in communicating our progress to everyone who has contributed to the development of the Airing prototype. Airing is a lean and mean team and we are determined to keep you updated on our progress while we execute our primary mission...Click here to read more.

Airing Progress Update: 9/21/15

Airing Progress Update: 9/21/15

The support we have received is humbling–there are over 10,000 of you who have supported our efforts! All this attention has kept us busy, but we want to take time to update you on what we have been doing as well as what to expect as we continue to develop Airing....Click here to read more.

Question:  What Will Airing Cost?

Question: What Will Airing Cost?

 The short answer is $3 per Airing device, or $0.60 after insurance reimbursement. But it's important to understand the technology behind Airing to appreciate how we plan to produce the device at such a low cost per unit...Click here to read more.

Question: How Will Airing Deal With Mouth Breathers?

Question: How Will Airing Deal With Mouth Breathers?

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.

Question: Is The Airing Device FDA Approved?

Question: Is The Airing Device FDA Approved?

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.

Question: Will Airing be comfortable and stay in my nose?

Question: Will Airing be comfortable and stay in my nose?

Going in, we had high expectations. We wanted Airing to be inserted easily with one hand. We wanted the nose buds to form a seal within the nose that could maintain the treatment pressure. We wanted it comfortable enough to allow the user to fall and stay asleep while wearing it. And it had to remain in place through the night. We got it all....Click here to read more.