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104 Million
Indians Suffer from OSA
99%
Go untreated

Meet iNAP:

FDA - Approved, 
Mask-Free Sleep 
Therapy Transforming 
OSA Care

Revolutionary intermittent negative airway pressure device that works without the bulk, noise, or discomfort of traditional treatments.

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I sleep through the night
—my wife no longer hears
a machine.

Rajesh K., Mumbai
88% of patients report significant
quality-of-life improvement.
No Mask
No Mask
No Noise
No Noise
No Bulky Setup
No Bulky Setup
Bedside Use
Bedside Use
Travel Ready
Travel Ready
Partner Friendly
Partner Friendly

Do You Snore Loudly? 
Tired and Sleepy During the Day? 
 

You might be suffering from Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA).
Most common sleep-related breathing disorder

Take Our 1-Minute Sleep Apnea Quiz

Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is a serious sleep disorder affecting millions worldwide. During sleep, the airway temporarily collapses, causing breathing interruptions, poor sleep quality, and reduced oxygen levels. This condition requires effective OSA therapy devices for proper treatment and long-term health.

Nighttime symptoms
  • Loud snoring that disrupts sleep
  • Observed breathing interruptions
  • Gasping or choking sounds during sleep
  • Restless, fragmented sleep patterns
  • Frequent nighttime urination
  • Excessive daytime sleepiness
  • Morning headaches and dry mouth
  • Difficulty concentrating and memory issues
  • Irritability and mood changes
  • Falling asleep during daily activities
  • High blood pressure (hypertension)
  • Heart disease and irregular heartbeat
  • Increased risk of stroke
  • Type 2 diabetes development
  • Depression and anxiety disorders

Why You Should Treat Sleep Apnea Now.?

Early intervention with proper treatment prevents serious health complications and dramatically improves quality of life. Don’t wait – every night of untreated OSA damages your health

Clinic Improvements after using iNAP

88%

Patients reported being "very much" or "much improved" in the CGI-C evaluation.

75%

Clinical success rate

73%

Average reduction in sleep apnea events

67%

Average reduction in oxygen desaturation events

Meet iNAP: Revolutionary Intra Oral 
Negative Airway Pressure Device

The First FDA-Approved Intra oral Negative Airway Pressure Device

Unlike traditional CPAP machines or mandibular advancement devices, the iNAP device uses innovative oral suction technology to keep your airway open naturally. This groundbreaking oral pressure therapy for OSA eliminates the need for uncomfortable masks while providing superior treatment outcomes and patient satisfaction.

Compact, smartphone-sized console with gentle oral interface technology.

How iNAP Works

The iNAP device creates precisely controlled negative pressure within the oral cavity during sleep. This gentle suction effect repositions the tongue and soft palate forward, preventing airway collapse that causes sleep apnea events.

How to Use iNAP: Simple 6-Step Process

Step-by-Step Setup Tutorial

Watch our comprehensive tutorial covering everything from unboxing your iNAP device to your first successful night of therapy. Learn maintenance tips, troubleshooting, and optimization techniques from our sleep therapy experts.

Why Patients Prefer iNAP over
Traditional OSA Therapies

Only 30% of Indian CPAP users remain adherent—70% drop of

CPAP abandonment is a major problem. iNAP offers a better solution

Mask-Free Comfort

Mask-Free Comfort

No masks, straps, or headgear. Just a soft oral interface for natural sleep.

Whisper-Quiet Operation

Whisper-Quiet Operation

Under 30dB - quieter than a library. Partners sleep peacefully.

Ultimate Portability

Ultimate Portability

Battery-powered, TSA-approved for air travel, and fits easily in carry-on luggage without requiring special accommodations.

Simple Maintenance

Simple Maintenance

2-minute rinse and dry routine. No complex cleaning protocols, no expensive cleaning supplies.

Natural Breathing

Natural Breathing

Maintains natural nasal breathing patterns without forced air pressure, unlike traditional CPAP or apnea mouth appliances. Feels like natural sleep, not mechanical ventilation.