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AirAvant Bongo Rx: CPAP Alternative
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What’s included
- Headgear
- Travel case
- Drying stand
- 4x Bongo nasal seals: small, medium, large, extra large
Annual Pack in the Selected Size:
- Headgear
- 4x Bongo nasal seals in the selected size
Bongo Rx Starter Kit and Annual Replenishment Pack by AirAvant Medical
Start your sleep apnea therapy wherever you go, whenever you prefer. Combining simplicity with innovation, the Bongo Rx treats mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea without the need for a CPAP machine, batteries, or electricity.
Small enough to fit in your pocket, the nasal seals can be used headgear-free, letting you sleep with more freedom.
How is this compact device an effective alternative to CPAP? Here’s how it works:
- During inhalation: A pair of soft nasal seals, which fit comfortably inside your nostrils, allow air to flow freely so you can breathe more naturally.
- During exhalation: The valves close and special vents create a gentle back pressure (Expiratory Positive Airway Pressure or EPAP), keeping your airway open until you inhale again.
Apart from being effective, reusable, and easy to clean and use, the Bongo Rx Starter Kit includes all convenient accessories to help you get started straight away: headgear, travel case, and four soft nasal seals in all sizes.
RespShop Product Review
We are happy to introduce the Bongo by AirAvant to our family! If you have minor sleep apnea and are not quite ready for a CPAP and find CPAP Masks daunting, this may be a good solution for you.
I was excited to try this when it came in because it looked like a very low-profile option and great for travel. I used the headgear that came with the Bongo which kept the nasal ports in place comfortably while I slept.
The ports helped open my nasal passages allowing for air to flow in easily and then slowly let the exhalation out while keeping my airway open until my next inhalation. The ports stayed in well and were comfortable and what I like a lot is the ease of cleaning and the portability.
If you have used Provent, a similar product, you may want to give these a go as well or if you have minor obstructive sleep apnea you may find these helpful. The Bongo may also make a great backup option!
Who is the Bongo Rx for?
The Bongo Rx is for users with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) without significant comorbidities. Your doctor will decide if the Bongo Rx is right for you (a prescription specifically for the Bongo Rx is required).
How does the Bongo Rx work?
The Bongo Rx is a pair of soft nasal seals that fit comfortably inside your nostrils. These seals allow air to flow freely when you inhale. During exhalation, however, valves close and special vents create a gentle back pressure (Expiratory Positive Airway Pressure or EPAP) that slows down airflow. This EPAP helps keep your airway open until your next inhalation.
How do I clean my Bongo Rx?
Daily cleaning: Bongo Rx
Weekly cleaning: headgear (if using)
- Gently hand wash your Bongo Rx with mild, unscented soap.
- Rinse well under running water and shake out excess water from inside the Bongo Rx.
- Check the vents to make sure they are free of any obstructions and that the valves move freely.
- Let the device air dry away from direct sunlight. You can place your Bongo Rx on the drying stand.
How often should I replace my Bongo Rx?
The Bongo Rx should be replaced every 90 days for effective therapy.
Do I need to use a headgear with the Bongo Rx?
The Bongo Rx is designed to stay in place on its own. For those who prefer additional security, an optional headgear is included in your purchase.
The Bongo Rx isn't working for me. What can I do?
Here are some troubleshooting tips to help you adjust to your new Bongo Rx. As with all forms of therapy, a period of adjustment is needed.
- Make sure you try out all four sizes included in the starter pack. Start with the smallest size and see how it feels.
- Practice exhaling through your nose. A small amount of resistance is normal and indicates the Bongo Rx is working as intended.
- Wear your Bongo Rx while doing other activities such as reading or watching TV. This helps you get used to the feeling of the device.
- Experiment with and without the headgear to find your most comfortable setup.
- Give your body time to adjust. If you find it difficult to sleep through the entire night at first, don't be discouraged. Simply remove the Bongo Rx and try again the next night. Every minute spent using it helps you adapt to the device.
Frequently Asked Questions
Need more help? Feel free to contact us and our sleep gurus will be more than happy to help!
Who is the Bongo Rx for?
The Bongo Rx is for users with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) without significant comorbidities. Your doctor will decide if the Bongo Rx is right for you (a prescription specifically for the Bongo Rx is required).
How does the Bongo Rx work?
The Bongo Rx is a pair of soft nasal seals that fit comfortably inside your nostrils. These seals allow air to flow freely when you inhale. During exhalation, however, valves close and special vents create a gentle back pressure (Expiratory Positive Airway Pressure or EPAP) that slows down airflow. This EPAP helps keep your airway open until your next inhalation.
How do I clean my Bongo Rx?
Daily cleaning: Bongo Rx
Weekly cleaning: headgear (if using)
- Gently hand wash your Bongo Rx with mild, unscented soap.
- Rinse well under running water and shake out excess water from inside the Bongo Rx.
- Check the vents to make sure they are free of any obstructions and that the valves move freely.
- Let the device air dry away from direct sunlight. You can place your Bongo Rx on the drying stand.
How often should I replace my Bongo Rx?
The Bongo Rx should be replaced every 90 days for effective therapy.
Do I need to use a headgear with the Bongo Rx?
The Bongo Rx is designed to stay in place on its own. For those who prefer additional security, an optional headgear is included in your purchase.
The Bongo Rx isn't working for me. What can I do?
Here are some troubleshooting tips to help you adjust to your new Bongo Rx. As with all forms of therapy, a period of adjustment is needed.
- Make sure you try out all four sizes included in the starter pack. Start with the smallest size and see how it feels.
- Practice exhaling through your nose. A small amount of resistance is normal and indicates the Bongo Rx is working as intended.
- Wear your Bongo Rx while doing other activities such as reading or watching TV. This helps you get used to the feeling of the device.
- Experiment with and without the headgear to find your most comfortable setup.
- Give your body time to adjust. If you find it difficult to sleep through the entire night at first, don't be discouraged. Simply remove the Bongo Rx and try again the next night. Every minute spent using it helps you adapt to the device.