Meet the founder
She built this for every patient she had to send home with "try saline drops."
After 15 years of delivering babies, Dr. Maya Reyes kept hearing the same thing from her third-trimester patients. "I can't breathe at night. I'm snoring for the first time in my life. My husband thinks I have sleep apnea."
And every time, she had to give them the same useless answer her training gave her: "Yes, it's normal. Try saline drops. It'll go away after the baby." She watched them leave her office exhausted, dismissed — and with nowhere else to turn.
Because the truth is: pregnant women have been systematically excluded from drug trials for most of modern medicine. There is "no good safe way to test medicines on the human fetus" — so the pharmaceutical industry has no real incentive to develop solutions for you. So nobody has. So OBs shrug and say "saline drops."
Dr. Reyes couldn't accept that. So she built something safer — a reusable magnetic band that opens the airway from the outside, using a 100-year-old principle, with nothing your baby could ever absorb.
"I built this for every patient I had to send home with 'try saline drops.' Pregnant women deserve more than a shrug."
— Dr. Maya Reyes, OB-GYN · Founder