Goodair Nosebuds
Designed in New Zealand.
Nosebuds are built on a simple idea: your body already knows how to breathe better. Small rotors inside the device spin to generate a gentle vibroacoustic hum, stimulating the natural mechanisms your nasal passages use to clear mucus, flush out allergens and restore airflow. A drug-free nasal breathing device, built on respiratory research from AUT.
- Clinically tested for fast, effective relief
- Reusable, rechargeable, and washable
- Use for as little as 20 minutes per day - anytime, anywhere
- FDA-listed Class I device
Use them daily for two weeks, that's all it takes for most people to feel the difference. If you're the exception, contact us and we'll refund you in full.
- Goodair Nosebuds
- 6 Nosebud tips sizes
- Docking case
- USB charging cable
- 55mm x 48mm x 37mm including docking case
- Li-ion 3.7V 85mAh battery
- 60 minutes battery life (approximately)
- 90 minutes charge time (approximately)
- Docking case with USB-C charger 5V 500mA
- Water-resistant
- FDA Class I device
Goodair Nosebuds
Nosebuds harness the body’s natural abilities to breathe better.
Nosebud tips
Nosebuds come pre-installed with silicone tips, with six alternative sizes included so you can find the fit that works best for you.
Goodair Nosebuds
As you inhale and exhale, small rotors spin to modulate airflow and generate vibroacoustic waves, relieving congestion symptoms.
Docking Case
Nosebuds take 90 minutes to fully charge, with a full charge providing 60 minutes of use.
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Frequently asked questions
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Do Nosebuds work to clear congestion?
Yes. Goodair Nosebuds sit discreetly just inside your nostrils and work in harmony with your natural breathing. As you inhale and exhale through your nose, Nosebuds emit a gentle pulsing hum designed to stimulate your nasal cilia, the microscopic sweepers that help clear mucus, allergens, and pathogens from the nasal passages more effectively.
This helps support clearer nasal airflow and easier breathing, naturally and drug-free.
What types of nasal congestion do Nosebuds help with?
Goodair Nosebuds are clinically validated to help relieve congestion and symptoms associated with:
- Blocked nose
- Sinusitis
- Rhinitis
- Rhinosinusitis
- Allergies and hay fever
- Colds and flu
- Ongoing nasal congestion
They are designed to support clearer nasal breathing and healthy nasal function.
What makes Goodair Nosebuds different?
Most congestion treatments work by reducing swelling, blocking reactions, or flushing the nose. Traditional options such as antihistamines, decongestants, and steroids can also lead to unwanted side effects over time, including rebound congestion, while nasal irrigation can be messy and uncomfortable.
Goodair Nosebuds take a different approach by supporting the nose’s natural clearing processes. Worn discreetly just inside the nostrils, Nosebuds emit a gentle pulsing hum designed to stimulate the nasal cilia, the microscopic sweepers that help clear mucus, allergens, and pathogens from the nasal passages more effectively.
Unlike single-use or short-term solutions, Nosebuds are reusable, drug-free, and designed for long-term everyday use.Unlike single-use or short-term solutions, Nosebuds are reusable, drug-free, and designed for long-term everyday use.
Do Nosebuds have other benefits?
Clearer nasal breathing can support a range of wellbeing benefits, including:
- Better sleep quality
- Reduced stress and tension
- Improved relaxation and mental clarity
- More effective breathing habits
Nosebuds also stimulate the release of nitric oxide in the nasal passages, which plays an important role in respiratory health and healthy nasal function.
What do Nosebuds feel like when worn?
Nosebuds are designed to fit comfortably and securely just inside your nostrils. During use, you will feel gentle pulsing vibrations as you breathe in and out.
Some users notice a slight tickling sensation initially, however many users report this is only an initial experience.
