Apogee is designed to support people using oxygen therapy for headaches, including migraine and cluster headaches. By adapting to the nasal cycle, Apogee helps make therapy more comfortable while targeting key pain pathways involved in headache symptoms.
Apogee delivers oxygen in coordination with natural breathing, beginning at the onset of each inhale for individuals with COPD and other respiratory conditions. By channeling oxygen through the nostril with the least resistance, Apogee may enhance comfort and help promote more efficient oxygen delivery.
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A current migraine patient explains how Apogee changed her treatment experience and led her to join Dynaris.
Sandy, a chronic migraine patient, tracked her therapy use for 32 days. After the first week, she began using the Apogee System preventatively each morning and evening for approximately 15–20 minutes.
During the remainder of the tracking period, Sandy reported a substantial reduction in migraine frequency, with the majority of days remaining headache-free.
This log reflects the experience of a single patient and is not a clinical study. Results may vary.
| Sandy’s Results | |
|---|---|
| Preventative Routine Period | 26 Days |
| Days Without Headache | 22 |
| Mild Headaches | 3 |
| Migraine Days | 1 |
| Headache-Free Rate | ~85% |
| Patient-Reported Effectiveness | ~90% |
Hear how Art, a veteran and Apogee user, found freedom and comfort with smarter oxygen delivery.
“The Dynaris oxygen system has been a God send for Sandy. She used to get frequent migraines that would leave her completely debilitated. This system has eliminated over 90% of her migraines. It’s important to be proactive with it and so she does it for 20 minutes first thing in the morning and at bedtime. The people at Dynaris have been an absolute pleasure to work with. They really care about delivering a better quality of life to people.”
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