NasoWarmWarm, moist air for your nose. Five minutes. Anywhere.
When winter air dries you out, people reach for a mug of hot tea and breathe the steam. NasoWarm is building that moment into a pocket-size device — no kettle, no outlet.
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The steam trick works. It's just stuck in the kitchen.
Heated indoor air in winter often drops below 30% relative humidity. The fixes people already use are real — but none of them come with you.
A mug of hot tea
Comforting for a minute or two, then it cools. And you can't carry it to class, the office, or bed.
Plug-in steam inhalers
They work at home, but they need an outlet, a refill, and a table to sit at.
NasoWarm
Five minutes of warm, humidified air at a comfortable temperature — in something that fits in your pocket.
Where we are
NasoWarm isn't for sale yet. We're building it in the open, and waitlist members hear about each step first.
- Spring 2026Won the Penn State Berks Student Enterprise Award
- Spring 2026Completed the Flemming CEED Customer Discovery Lab
- Summer 2026Market research with national consumer surveys and industry data
- Fall 2026Building and testing the first prototype
- NextEarly user testing — waitlist members first
Get dry or stuffy in winter?
We're looking for people to try early prototypes and tell us honestly what works. Join the waitlist and tick the tester box.