A nasal device designed to treat OSA
It’s not just the hours you sleep, it’s how much you’re breathing while you sleep that counts.
Take the first step in regaining healthy sleep by consulting your physician and exploring options like Bongo Rx, the new Rhythm in Sleep. It’s a new treatment if you’ve been diagnosed with mild-to-moderate obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
What is OSA and how does it affect your sleep?
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is a serious medical condition characterized by pauses in breathing, or shallow breaths, during sleep. Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is a serious medical condition characterized by pauses in breathing, or shallow breaths, during sleep.
What is Bongo and how can it help treat OSA?
Bongo RX is an FDA approved treatment option if you’ve been diagnosed with moderate to mild OSA. Bongo RX is a compact and portable nasal device designed to treat OSA.
The struggle for quality sleep is an epidemic.
So many struggle to get the proper amount of sleep for a variety of different reasons. Getting into a good rhythm of sleep is a key part of a healthy lifestyle. It benefits your heart, weight, mood, mind, and more. Everyone deserves and needs a good night’s sleep, as sleeping better leads to a higher quality of life.
FDA Cleared
An FDA-cleared prescription device for treating mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). The nasal device is placed just inside the nostrils. When used as directed, special vent holes generate Expiratory Positive Airway Pressure during exhalation which keeps the airway open until inhaling again.
Anytime, Anywhere
Use at home, traveling, camping… use Bongo Rx anytime, anywhere. Bongo Rx is soft and easy to pack requiring no machine, hose, electricity nor any batteries. All you need is soap and water to clean after each use and it’s ready to go. Bongo Rx is the perfect travel option for treating OSA while traveling.
Convenient
Bongo Rx is reusable and is small enough to fit in a shirt pocket so patients can use it… anytime, anywhere. It’s small and portable size make it a discreet and convenient way to treat mild to moderate OSA. Consult your doctor to find out if Bongo Rx is may work for you. Designed, molded and assembled in the USA.
Bongo Rx Starter Kit
The Bongo Rx sleep apnea nasal device may benefit those who are diagnosed with mild to moderate OSA, who are non-compliant with CPAP, or who are just looking for supplemental OSA therapy options for travel. If you are experiencing the symptoms of sleep apnea, consider consulting your physician. With a proper diagnosis, you will be ready to explore your options for treatment. This device could help you regain the healthy sleep pattern you need.
This All Sizes Kit allows the patient to try all four sizes and take their time getting used to the feeling of the product and find the size that fits best.
$199.00
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of patients may benefit from Bongo Rx?
- Non-compliant with CPAP and looking for a user-friendly option
- Compliant with CPAP, but are looking for a supplemental therapy option for use while traveling, camping, at home, or any place electricity may not be available.
- Newly diagnosed mild to moderate OSA patients without significant co-morbidities
How does Bongo Rx work?
The Bongo Rx has soft nasal seals that seal within the nasal openings. During inhalation, small valves open to allow you to breathe normally through the device. During exhalation, the valves close directing exhaled air through specifically designed vent holes to generate EPAP (Expiratory Positive Airway Pressure), which keeps open the airway until you inhale again.
Has Bongo Rx been clinically tested?
Yes, clinical testing was conducted to demonstrate the safety and effectiveness of the Bongo Rx and testing was reviewed by the FDA. Results demonstrated that the Apnea-Hypopnea Index (AHI) was significantly reduced while using the Bongo Rx compared to the patients’ baseline diagnostic. There were no serious adverse events.
How is Bongo Rx different than Provent?
While both devices produce EPAP, there are several key differences. The Bongo Rx has soft, silicone nasal seals instead of an adhesive seal. It is also reusable. The Bongo Rx acts as a nasal dilator. The Bongo Rx comes in 4 different sizes. The Bongo Rx has both lower inspiratory and expiratory resistance.
Will I need a prescription for the Bongo Rx?
Yes, as all devices that treat obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) require a prescription in the U.S. Please consult with your physician to see if the Bongo Rx is right for you.
How do I determine the correct size for the Bongo Rx and where can I purchase it?
The Bongo Rx All Sizes Kit is a patient starter kit that includes all 4 sizes, as well as sizing instructions. This All Sizes Kit allows the patient to try all 4 sizes and take their time getting used to the feeling of the product and find the size that fits best. The kit can be purchased below. Please request a prescription from your physician to complete the order.
Is Bongo Rx covered or reimbursed under insurance plans?
Bongo Rx, like many alternative sleep apnea therapy devices, is not a covered item under medical insurance plans. You may be able to utilize your healthcare savings plan for the Bongo Rx. We recommend that you check with your insurance company.
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