Lamiorra Flow - Nasal RLT for quick relief

Pet allergies happen when proteins from your pet's dander (Fel d 1 in cats, Can f 1 in dogs) trigger an immune response. Here's the chain reaction:

1. Allergen exposure → Your immune system releases IgE antibodies
2. Mast cell activation → These cells release histamine and inflammatory chemicals
3. Symptoms → Sneezing, congestion, itchy eyes, runny nose

Traditional treatments (antihistamines, nasal sprays) try to block this reaction at different points. But they're temporary fixes that don't address why your body is overreacting in the first place.

Lamiorra works differently.

The 660nm red light is absorbed by Cytochrome c Oxidase, an enzyme in your cells' mitochondria. This triggers a cascade of effects:

Cellular Energy Restoration:
Red light photons displace nitric oxide from your mitochondria, allowing oxygen back in. This restores ATP (energy) production in your nasal cells.

Mast Cell Stabilization:
With more energy, your mast cells become less "trigger-happy"—they don't degranulate (release histamine) as easily when exposed to pet dander.

Inflammation Reduction:
Red light modulates inflammatory cytokines (IL-4, IL-5, IL-13), reducing the swelling and mucus production that cause congestion.

Improved Drainage:
Better microcirculation means your nose can clear allergens naturally instead of letting them build up.

Clinical studies show that patients using 660nm red light therapy experience significant improvement in nasal obstruction—the #1 complaint of pet allergy sufferers—often within 1-3 weeks of consistent use.

Red light can't straighten a crooked nose bone, but it CAN help you breathe better anyway.

Here's how: Even with a crooked septum, your nose has tissue lining that swells up. By shrinking that swelling, you make the opening bigger. It's like clearing clutter from a narrow hallway, the hallway is still narrow, but at least you can walk through it now.

Many people with deviated septums breathe WAY better after using this, even without surgery.

Very safe. Red and near-infrared light have been used by doctors for decades.

They're not like X-rays (which can be dangerous).

These wavelengths just help your cells make energy—like feeding them vitamins.

Don't use if:

• You have an active infection right now (yellow/green mucus, see a doctor first)
• You're pregnant (just to be extra safe)
• You take medicine that makes you sensitive to light (ask your doctor)

Super easy:

1. After each use, wipe the rubber tips with rubbing alcohol (the kind you clean cuts with) OR wash with soap and warm water
2. Let it air dry completely
3. Store it in the case

The rubber is medical-grade—same stuff they use for baby bottles. It doesn't soak up germs like sponges do, so it stays clean.

[Our bundle includes a UV cleaning case that kills germs automatically like a tiny dishwasher for your nose device.]

Fully charged device holds up to 42 uses!

Not at all. It's "cold light, like a glow stick, not a lightbulb. You might feel gentle warmth, but most people feel nothing except their nose starting to clear.

It's photons (light particles), not heat. Totally safe.

Disclaimer: It is recommended to consult a doctor before using the product NO MORE during pregnancy, breastfeeding, while taking medications, or in the presence of other medical conditions. This is essential to ensure that the use of the product is safe and appropriate, taking into account individual circumstances and minimizing any potential risks to the health