
That Heavy Feeling Behind Your Nose Never Really Leaves
One side closes, then the other. The pressure builds behind your cheeks, your face aches, and by night you're breathing through your mouth again.
Sprays work for an hour. Steam fades. Nothing holds.
Alummy is a heated band that sits across the bridge of your nose - right where the pressure sits.
Gentle warmth and soft red light, hands-free, no cable. Like a warm compress you can lie back and close your eyes with.
Sleep with your mouth closed
Air through your nose means no open-mouth breathing, no snoring from a blocked nose, no waking up at 3am to swallow.
Mornings without the pressure
No heavy face, no blocked-up first hour, no waiting for a spray to kick in. You'll notice this one before you notice anything else.
Quieter nights for both of you
Mouth-breathing is loud. Most people hear about the difference from whoever sleeps next to them.
Nothing to run out of
No refills, no pharmacy trip, no rationing the last few sprays in the bottle. Charge it and it's ready.
What changes for you
The pressure behind your nose didn't show up overnight, and it won't leave overnight.
But you only need five minutes and a little warmth.
Fits any face, and you feel it the first time you switch it on.
Why people switch from sprays
See how Alummy stacks up against traditional sprays
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Nasal Spray |
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| Works straight away & keeps working | ||
| Nothing absorbed by your body | ||
| No taste, drip or burning | ||
| Helps you fall asleep | ||
| Costs nothing after you buy it | ||
| Can use it long-term |
FAQ
What is this?
What is this?
Alummy is a personal warming device for comfort. It is not a medical device and does not treat, cure or prevent any disease. It sits across the bridge of your nose and delivers gentle warmth and red light to the area where sinus pressure builds - the same comfort principle as a warm compress or steam inhalation, in a hands-free band you can wear before bed.
Who is this NOT for?
Who is this NOT for?
If you have a diagnosed sinus infection, see your doctor first - warmth can feel good, but it's not a replacement for antibiotics when you need them. It's also not for broken skin over the nose, and not for children under 12. If you've had nasal surgery in the last six weeks, check with your surgeon before using heat over the area.
Will I actually feel it working?
Will I actually feel it working?
Yes, and that's deliberate. You'll feel the warmth in under a minute — there's no wondering whether it's on. Plenty of nasal devices give you no sensation at all, which leaves you guessing whether you've wasted your money. With warmth, you know.
What builds more slowly is the easier-breathing part. Give it two to three weeks of nightly use before you judge it.
Can I sleep with it on all night?
Can I sleep with it on all night?
It's made to stay put while you rest and there's no cable to get tangled in, but most people use it for the half hour before sleeping rather than all night. Falling asleep with it on isn't dangerous — it shuts off on its own — but you'll get the same benefit from ten minutes, and the battery will last you longer.
Are there any side effects?
Are there any side effects?
For most people, none. A few things worth knowing:
- Skin redness after a session on a high setting is normal and fades within minutes. Drop to a lower heat if it bothers you.
- A small number of people get a headache after using warmth or light around the sinuses. If that happens to you, stop using it — and take us up on the guarantee.
- Don't use it on broken skin, sunburn, or over a recent facial injury, and don't use it if you've been told to avoid heat on your face.
It's a warming device, not a medicine. Nothing is absorbed and there's nothing to interact with anything else you take.
Can I use it with my nasal spray or allergy tablets?
Can I use it with my nasal spray or allergy tablets?
Yes, and most people do. It doesn't interact with anything - nothing is absorbed into your body.
Don't stop a medication your doctor prescribed in order to try this. If you're hoping to rely on your spray less, that's a conversation to have with your doctor or pharmacist, not a decision to make because of a product page.
Will it fit my face?
Will it fit my face?
The straps are elastic and adjust to the head, and the band is shaped to sit across the bridge of the nose. It fits narrow and wide adult faces. It should rest against your nose without pressing — if it feels tight, loosen the strap. It shouldn't squeeze.