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RESET

The 14-Day Clinical Protocol to Cleanse, Hydrate, and Open Airways.

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0.02% HOCL SPRAY

NASAL DILATOR

THE 14-DAY RESET PROTOCOL

Instant Airway Expansion: Medical-grade dilator gently expands nasal valves to mechanically increase airflow by 30% instantly.

Advanced Nasal Hygiene: 0.02% HOCl spray cleanses away irritants and dust without the "rebound effect" of traditional sprays.

100% Drug & Steroid Free: Deeply hydrating and pH-balanced for long-term safety and airway health.

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Clinical Patient Experiences

Global Standard in Nasal Airway Management. Recommended by Thousands of Professionals.

Physician Case Report: Sleep Apnea Support

"As a doctor, I finally found the mechanical solution."

"I am a healthy, active woman doctor... I developed sleep apnea and had my tonsils removed, but breathing problems persisted. I tried vaporizers, decongestants, and flimsier plastic wings. NasalAid made all the difference. It keeps its shape and stays in all night. I am now recommending it for my own patients."

Clinical Outcome [1]: Internal Nasal Dilators (INDs) are clinically proven to stabilize the lateral vestibule and increase the cross-sectional area of the nasal valve, effectively reducing inspiratory collapse.

— Paulette Mehta, MD

Patient Profile: Internal Valve Obstruction

Mechanical Expansion vs. Surgical Intervention

For patients like Priscilla and Mark V., who suffered from nasal valve collapse and deviated septums, standard strips often fail. Priscilla noted: "I woke up and realized I was breathing completely normally through both nostrils." Mark V. confirmed the dilator provided structural relief that surgery couldn't achieve.

Comparative Data [2, 3]: Independent studies confirm that internal devices provide significantly greater objective relief of nasal obstruction compared to external strips by providing direct support to the internal nasal valve region.

— Clinical Case Summary: Structural Dynamics

Comparative Study: HOCl Bio-Active Therapy

Breaking the Cycle of Chemical Dependency

To escape "rebound congestion" from chemical sprays, the 14-Day Reset utilizes 0.02% HOCl. Sarah L. reported the spray feels "totally different—just clean," while B. Wagner noted, "I never woke up feeling rested until now."

Scientific Insight [4, 5]: Hypochlorous Acid (HOCl) is a potent anti-inflammatory agent naturally produced by the human immune system. Clinical trials demonstrate its efficacy in reducing symptom severity without the addictive properties of oxymetazoline.

— Recovery Experience: Inflammation Control

Clinical References & Data Sources:

[1] Dove Medical Press: External and internal nasal dilators: background and current uses. (2022).

[2] Royal College of Surgeons (RCSEng): The effectiveness of nonsurgical nasal devices in relieving nasal obstruction. (2025).

[3] PubMed Central (PMC): Internal and external nasal dilatator in patients who snore: a comparison in clinical practice. (2019).

[4] National Institutes of Health (NIH): Effect of HOCl nasal spray as adjuvant therapy in chronic sinusitis. (2022).

[5] Laryngoscope: Improved outcomes after low-concentration HOCl nasal irrigation. (2015).

OUR CLINICAL ORIGIN

The Shoulders We Stand On:
Christian Guilleminault (1938–2019)

I met Christian Guilleminault ("CG") when I had nothing but a rough prototype and a controversial idea: that nasal breathing wasn't just a symptom of sleep issues, but the root cause.

As the founding father of modern sleep apnea research, CG could have dismissed it. Instead, he reinforced it. He taught me that sleep medicine was always designed to be multidisciplinary—connecting dentistry, ENT, and neurology—but that the insurance industry had siloed these fields, leaving patients broken in the gaps.

He didn't just teach me about airway resistance and facial structure; he taught me to push back against a system that ignores Quality of Life.

NasalAid exists to bridge that gap. We refuse to let insurance codes dictate physiology. Breathing is fundamental to life, and we are dedicated to restoring it—without the red tape.