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Introducing NasalGuard®, a drug-free nasal gel that uses electrostatic technology to reduce the inhalation of harmful airborne contaminants.
Contaminated Air Is A Growing Issue That Impacts Over 55% of Americans Every Day.
90%
Of the contaminated air you breathe is inhaled through your nose and then enters your respiratory system where it can cause serious health issues.
5X
The number of times more polluted indoor air is than outdoor air, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
Common Types of
Airborne Contaminants
Whether you are indoors or outdoors, contaminated air is all around you. It’s important to understand what they are and how they can negatively impact your health.
Protect yourself from
these contaminants
Dust mites are microscopic bugs that are commonly found in your home and are one of the most common causes of year-round allergies.Dust Mites
Dust particles are comprised of things like airborne environmental dust, pet dander, pollen, paint and construction material particles, and even cigarette smoke.
Dust
Mold spores are found in the air, particularly in damp or humid environments.
Mold
Pet dander is composed of microscopic pieces of skin shed by animals with fur and feathers, which becomes airborne or embedded in furniture or fabrics.
Pet Dander
Viruses are microscopic parasites that are typically smaller than bacteria and several, like rhinovirus or flu, can spread through the air.
Virus-Sized Particles
Tree and grass pollens are naturally produced to become airborne and contribute to the seasonal allergies experienced by more than one billion people worldwide each year.
Pollen
PM2.5 refers to particulate matter in the air that is 2.5 microns, and smaller– so small that the particles can make their way through the nasal passage into the respiratory system. PM2.5 has been increasingly linked to long-term health problems, including respiratory diseases and cancer.
PM2.5
Air pollution exists both outdoors – primarily from the burning of fossil fuels as well as other noxious gases and ozone, as well as indoors – caused by gases, building materials and cleaning products, and a range of indoor allergens.
Air Pollution
Common Types of
Airborne Contaminants
Whether you are indoors or outdoors, contaminated air is all around you. It’s important to understand what they are and how they can negatively impact your health.
Dust mites are microscopic bugs that are commonly found in your home and are one of the most common causes of year-round allergies.Dust Mites
Dust particles are comprised of things like airborne environmental dust, pet dander, pollen, paint and construction material particles, and even cigarette smoke.Dust
Mold spores are found in the air, particularly in damp or humid environments.Mold
Pet dander is composed of microscopic pieces of skin shed by animals with fur and feathers, which becomes airborne or embedded in furniture or fabrics.Pet Dander
Viruses are microscopic parasites that are typically smaller than bacteria and several, like rhinovirus or flu, can spread through the air.Virus-Sized Particles
Tree and grass pollens are naturally produced to become airborne and contribute to the seasonal allergies experienced by more than one billion people worldwide each year.Pollen
PM2.5 refers to particulate matter in the air that is 2.5 microns, and smaller– so small that the particles can make their way through the nasal passage into the respiratory system. PM2.5 has been increasingly linked to long-term health problems, including respiratory diseases and cancer.
PM2.5
Air pollution exists both outdoors – primarily from the burning of fossil fuels as well as other noxious gases and ozone, as well as indoors – caused by gases, building materials and cleaning products, and a range of indoor allergens.Air Pollution
Protect yourself from
these contaminants
Get NasalGuardSince 1995, NasalGuard technology has been used in various products all over the world. Over 12 million tubes have been sold with no reports of adverse effects and plenty of devoted fans who rave about the convenient application and reduction in symptoms related to breathing in harmful particles. We want to help people take charge of their health. We're excited to share the Airborne Particle Blocker technology more widely, so that together we can prevent airborne particles from entering your system - before they have a chance to cause any harm.