Do you have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)?

Are you finding it difficult to use your CPAP?

We are currently enrolling for a clinical study for an investigational device for the treatment of OSA. The study is titled “Study Using Negative Pressure to Reduce Apnea (SUPRA).

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aerSleep® II 

Reimagining Therapy for Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Eligibility Requirements

  • Age 18 or older
  • Have a diagnosis of OSA that is considered to be moderate or severe
  • Are unable or unwilling to use CPAP as a form of treatment
  • During screening and the rest of the study, you cannot use other therapy such as CPAP or an oral appliance
  • Able to speak, read, and write English and have access to a smart phone or tablet
  • Cannot have a beard that interferes with the aerSleep II
  • Cannot have other sleep disorders or serious illness, history of disease in your neck blood vessels, surgery to the head and neck, stroke or use of home oxygen

Participation Requirements

  • Have a health exam
  • Undergo 2 ultrasound tests to look at your neck blood vessels
  • Have 4 home sleep tests
  • Wear the aerSleep II every night as much as possible
  • Come to the clinic at least 3-4 times and have video calls with study staff every 2 weeks

Clinical Trial Locations

  • Colorado Springs, CO
  • Pittsburgh, PA
  • San Diego, CA
  • St. Louis, MO

Product Highlights

  • External Negative pressure
  • Non claustrophobic
  • Comfortable Patient interface
  • No masks or hoses

Clinical Trial NCT # 04861038

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is being studied?

The study is testing a form of treatment for OSA called negative pressure using the aerSleep® II System (aerSleep II). The study sponsor is Sommetrics.​

How does it work?

The individual places the aerSleep II, a silicone oval collar with a small pump, on the front of the neck and under the chin area. Once in place, the small pump creates a forward pulling or suction of the neck tissues into the collar, which opens the airway. There are no tubes, masks or electricity required.

How long does the study last?

Your participation in the study would last about 28 weeks if you qualify and go through all of the study procedures.​

Will I be paid to be in the study?

Compensation is available to qualified participants. Study-related procedures and the study device will be provided at no cost.

Additional information is available at www.clinicaltrials.gov.

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