Personal care for breathing & sleep
Breathe more freely
Deep sleep
Less snoring
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Gentle care
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Deep cleansing for free nasal breathing
A nasal rinse with saline flushes away irritations, pollen, dust, and excess mucus. This supports the natural cleansing of the nose and ensures freer and more comfortable breathing, both during the day and at night.
Softer nights with supportive sleep patches
Our Comformidable® Sleep Patches release soothing scents throughout the night that help your body and mind to relax. Ideal for busy times, restlessness, or difficulty falling asleep. You simply stick the patch on the skin and can count on a calming effect until morning.
Personal care for a clear nose & deep sleep
Our personal care products support healthy nose breathing, help reduce blockages, and improve your sleep quality. Whether you suffer from allergies, colds, sinus troubles, or mouth breathing: these three essentials complete your daily routine.
Clean deeply with the nasal rinse to flush the nasal passages, remove mucus, and relieve sinus pressure. Use the gentle saline solution for a comfortable, irritation-free saltwater solution suitable for daily use.
Improve your night's rest with
Our sleep patches are designed to support your sleep quality through gentle, soothing scents released throughout the night. They help your body relax, reduce tension, and contribute to a more restful sleep experience — without medicine and fully skin-friendly.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often can I rinse my nose?
1–2 times a day is ideal with a cold or allergies. For daily upkeep, 2–3 times a week is enough.
Do I need rinse salt for a nasal rinse?
Yes. Plain water can sting. Rinse salt gives you the right salt balance, so rinsing stays comfortable and safe.
Which salt do you use in a nasal rinse?
Our rinse salt is 100% pure sodium chloride. This type of salt is chosen specifically for use in a nasal rinse and contains no additives. Adding the right amount of salt to lukewarm water creates a mild saline solution that feels comfortable while rinsing your nose.
Some brands also use sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) to make the solution even gentler. We stick to pure sodium chloride, so you know exactly what you're using and can measure it easily.
Is a nasal rinse suitable for children too?
A nasal rinse can be suitable for children in some cases, but it's important to be careful and ask a doctor if you're unsure. Younger children have more sensitive nasal membranes and smaller nostrils, so a gentle rinsing technique matters even more.
Our nasal rinse comes with two different nozzles: one with a single opening for targeted rinsing, and one with three small holes for a softer, wider spread of water. That lets you adjust the rinsing intensity to the person, comfortable for adults and suitable for children who can already rinse on their own with supervision.
Does a nasal rinse help with hay fever?
Definitely. It rinses pollen away and eases itching, pressure and mucus build-up.
How exactly do sleep patches work?
Sleep patches release mild, calming aromas through the night that help your body relax. That makes it easier to fall asleep and helps you sleep more deeply and calmly, without any medication.
Can I use sleep patches every night?
Yes, sleep patches are safe for daily use. They're skin-friendly, leave no residue and can be used both for the occasional sleepless night and for an unsettled sleep rhythm.
Where should I stick the sleep patch for the best result?
For the best effect, apply a sleep patch to clean, dry, hair-free skin, ideally somewhere with good circulation like your upper arm, shoulder or upper back. The inside of the forearm is a popular spot too. Put the patch on about an hour before you go to sleep, so the calming effect can build up gradually. Alternate between left and right to go easy on your skin. Avoid spots that get damp quickly or move a lot, like hands, feet or joints.