Strain on the heart.
Repeated nighttime airway collapses trigger sympathetic stress responses. Over years, this translates into elevated resting blood pressure and reduced heart-rate variability.
A reusable nasal system, engineered to open the airway invisibly. Sleep deeper. Wake clearer. Move through your days with the breath you didn't know you were missing.
First time? The Starter Kit has everything you need to find your fit. Already an Aira owner? Refills, replacement bands, and the travel case are below.
Four bands (S/M/L/XL), 30 tabs, travel case, magnetic applicator. Everything to begin.
Replacement bands. Six sizes (S1 → L2, 29–44mm). Black, white, or clear.
One month of nightly wear. Hypoallergenic medical adhesive. Skin-safe.
Foil-lined hexagonal case. Magnetic applicator included. On-the-go ready.
Chronic mouth breathing is one of the most under-diagnosed conditions in modern adults. It quietly degrades sleep, recovery, focus, and even oral health — and most people only discover the cost of poor breathing when something better is finally available.
If two or more sound familiar, your airway is likely working harder than it should.
A restricted airway is more than an inconvenience. It accumulates — in your heart, your sleep, your mouth, and your mind — until the difference between functioning and thriving becomes invisible.
Repeated nighttime airway collapses trigger sympathetic stress responses. Over years, this translates into elevated resting blood pressure and reduced heart-rate variability.
A narrowed airway forces the body to work harder for oxygen. Deep and REM sleep both decrease — leaving you tired in a way no caffeine fully repairs.
Mouth breathers produce significantly less saliva at night. Studies link the habit to a fourfold increase in cavity risk and a measurable rise in gum disease.
Adhesive strips pull on the bridge of your nose and surrender to a single bead of sweat. Aira works from the sides, holds with engineered tension, and is built to be worn — not noticed.
From our early-access trial: 240 participants, tracked over six weeks, measured against their own baseline.
Every dimension and material in Aira exists to solve one specific problem — and to vanish once it has.
Two precision-formed wings hold the nostril walls open through quiet, lateral tension — never pulling on the sensitive bridge of the nose.
Skin-safe magnetic anchoring and a wicking adhesive maintain placement through eight hours of sleep, including side-sleepers and hot summer nights.
Latex-free, paraben-free, alcohol-free adhesives sit gently on sensitive skin. The band itself is medical-grade silicone — easy to clean, easy to live with.
The band lasts six months of nightly wear. Only the small skin tabs are replaced. Less waste, less cost, less of everything you don't need.
Designed to be the last thing you think about before sleep — and the first thing you forget you're wearing.
Your kit includes four band sizes. The "bull-ring test" — gently fit a band over your nostrils — tells you within a minute which one is yours.
One alcohol-free micellar wipe cleans the placement area in seconds. Pat dry. The kinder the skin prep, the longer the hold.
Press the skin tabs gently to either side of the nose. The band clicks softly into place. You'll feel the first deep breath within seconds.
Early users describe the change as something they only realize they had when it's gone.
Aira is being trialed alongside sleep specialists, dental practitioners, and pulmonary therapists across Asia and North America — clinicians who see what compromised breathing costs.
Early access, founder updates, and the occasional letter on sleep, breath, and the small objects worth living with.