Frequently Asked Questions

Red light therapy, also known as photobiomodulation (PBM), uses specific wavelengths of red and near-infrared light to support cellular repair, reduce inflammation, and improve tissue function.

These wavelengths can penetrate the nasal mucosa and influence biological processes related to congestion, sinus irritation, and cold symptoms.

Red light at 660 nm delivers energy to mitochondria, the "powerhouses" of your cells.

This promotes the production of ATP, the molecule responsible for cellular energy.

With more energy available, nasal tissues can:

• reduce inflammation
• repair irritated mucosa
• improve natural immune response
• restore healthier airflow

That's why red light therapy is used in clinical settings to help manage inflammation and promote tissue repair.

Yes. Thousands of scientific studies support its anti-inflammatory and tissue repair effects.

Some key studies include:

• “Photobiomodulation: Mechanisms and Applications” — Harvard Medical School (Hamblin, 2018)
• “Low-Level Laser Therapy for Rhinosinusitis” — Lasers in Medical Science (2013)
• “Red Light Therapy and Mitochondrial Activation” — Journal of Photochemistry (2019)

These studies show improvements in repair, reduction of inflammation, and mucosal regeneration.

For best results:

• 10 minutes per session
• 1–2 times a day

Typical improvements usually appear after 6–12 sessions, though many users experience relief sooner.

Each Oxyram device includes a detailed usage guide for safe and optimal use.

Yes. Red light therapy has been evaluated in thousands of peer-reviewed studies and is considered non-invasive, non-thermal, and extremely safe.

No significant side effects have been observed in clinical research.

Each Oxyram device undergoes:

• strict quality control procedures
• CE and FCC certification
• safety testing for light power and component integrity

• Make sure the device is fully charged.
• Turn it on using the power button.
• Gently insert the applicators into your nostrils and relax for 10 minutes.

Based on customer feedback and internal testing:

• 87.9% report noticeable relief within the first day
• The remaining 12.1% feel improvement in 2–3 days

Most users describe easier breathing, less pressure, and reduced irritation during their first sessions.

Yes. By calming the nasal mucosa and reducing inflammatory responses, red light therapy can help to:

• reduce sneezing
• reduce congestion
• soothe irritation
• improve airflow during allergy flare-ups

Consistent use can help strengthen the nasal mucosa and support natural defenses, which may reduce the frequency of sinus flare-ups for many users.

Some people experience an immediate sense of openness and relaxation.

However, the most significant improvements appear with consistent daily use, as inflammation subsides and cellular repair processes accumulate over time.

Red light (660 nm):

• visible to the human eye
• primarily absorbed in superficial tissues
• excellent for skin, mucous membranes, inflammation, and cellular repair

Near-infrared light (850 nm):

• invisible to the human eye
• penetrates deeper into tissues
• often used for joints, muscles, and deeper inflammation

Oxyram uses 660 nm red light, ideal for nasal tissue.

Yes. It uses light, not chemicals.

This means:

• no risk of addiction
• no rebound congestion
• no drowsiness
• no side effects

Yes. Oxyram can be used in conjunction with:

• saline nasal rinses
• antihistamines
• decongestants
• steroid sprays
• antibiotics, when prescribed

However, always follow your doctor's recommendations.

Consult a doctor before use if:

• you are pregnant
• you are breastfeeding
• you have active nosebleeds
• you have had recent nasal surgery
• you have uncontrolled medical conditions
• you are using photosensitizing medications

This ensures safe use based on your individual health situation.

Oxyram is guaranteed against manufacturing defects. For more information, please review our warranty policy or contact our support team.