THE EASYAIR STORY

Dr. Ole Braathen, the inventor of EasyAir, is an accomplished Veterinarian and grandfather from Oslo, Norway. Ask his family and they will tell you he has always come up with new ideas; from patented ways to preserve meat to discovering a revolutionary and simple way to cure snoring symptoms.

No problem is too large or too small for Dr. Braathen to tackle using ingenuity and common sense. Like most great inventors he has had his share of failures, but he never lost his desire to help people and keep inventing. Thank goodness because just a few years ago while in Singapore Dr. Braathen invented the first prototype of EasyAir.

"The idea of a breathing aid occurred to me during a two month stay in Singapore in the late eighties. I worked as a consultant to The World Health Organization/United Nations. I did not sleep well in an old hotel room where the air conditioning was way past it's prime and it filled my room with molds and allergens. I did not snore, but my nose was congested causing sleeping difficulties. I suffered from being a mouth breather day and night."

Dr. Braathen did not realize he was on the cusp helping thousands of snorers.

"I started experimenting with metal wires of different shapes and sizes to keep my nostrils open to improve my breathing capability. After a few unsuccessful designs, EUREKA! … It actually worked!"

It worked even better than he thought. Dr. Braathen's stumbled onto more than he bargained for, a way to effectively and safely combat the symptoms of snoring. In trying to help himself sleep better in an old hotel room he actually created EasyAir.

Since then, EasyAir has hit the market in Norway and has received an incredible response. Check out some of the testomonials we have received from satisfied customers. As EasyAir comes to America, feel free to email Dr. Braathen with questions and he will do his best to respond. And don't worry he is still thinking up new inventions everyday.

Dr. Braathen resides with his wife in Norway just outside the capital Oslo. He has two sons and six grandchildren.