# Breathe Oasis - Full AI Reference

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> OASIS, from Breathe Oasis, is a disposable wearable humidifier that uses Heat and Moisture Exchange (HME) technology, the mechanism the company says has been standard in hospital respiratory care for over 40 years, adapted to be worn over the nose and mouth.

> It needs no water, batteries or charging: the site says it is powered by the wearer’s own breath, with an optional VaporTab menthol and eucalyptus insert in every unit. The underlying design is covered by U.S. Patent No. 11,103,668 B2, licensed exclusively to goBU, Inc.

> At observation (2026-11-04) the store was in pre-launch waitlist mode, with launch stated as Q4 2026, three product pages (OASIS, The Everyday Humidifier, The Flight-Ready Humidifier) at $14.99 for one and $24.99 for three, US shipping from Elgin, Texas, and OASIS positioned as a personal wellness wearable rather than a medical device.

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## Company facts

- Legal/operating entity: goBU, Inc.
- Category: disposable wearable humidifier (consumer respiratory comfort)
- Headquarters: United States (goBU, Inc., Chandler, Arizona; fulfillment in Elgin, Texas)
- Leadership: Matt Conlon, MBA, Chief Executive Officer and Board member (sameAs: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattconlon/)
- Leadership: Andrew Sparg, CA(SA), CFA, Chief Financial Officer (sameAs: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-sparg-930b805/)
- Leadership: Megan Adant, Chief Operating Officer (sameAs: https://www.linkedin.com/in/megan-adant/)
- Leadership: Jessica Adant, Chief Marketing Officer (sameAs: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-adant/)
- Grounding: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gobu-inc, https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0002125346
- Canonical site: https://breatheoasis.com
- Name: OASIS by Breathe Oasis (breatheoasis.com); the product brand is OASIS, sold by goBU, Inc. (source: https://breatheoasis.com/) (as of: 2026-11-04)
- Type: Consumer respiratory-comfort wearable brand: a disposable wearable humidifier (Heat and Moisture Exchanger) sold direct to consumers online (source: https://breatheoasis.com/) (as of: 2026-11-04)
- Stage: Pre-launch at observation: the site banner and product pages read "Launching Q4 2026"; waitlist open; all product variants listed as not yet available (source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/waitlist) (as of: 2026-11-04)
- Product: OASIS, described as the world’s smallest wearable humidifier: worn over the nose and mouth, passive HME, no water, no batteries, no charging, drug-free, fully disposable (source: https://breatheoasis.com/) (as of: 2026-11-04)
- Product pages: Three product pages: OASIS; OASIS: The Everyday Humidifier; OASIS: The Flight-Ready Humidifier. Each lists a 1-Pack and a 3-Pack with the Clear VaporTab; adult size only, with children and smaller sizes listed as coming soon (FAQ) (source: https://breatheoasis.com/collections/frontpage) (as of: 2026-11-04)
- Pricing listed: 1-Pack $14.99; 3-Pack $24.99 (USD), VaporTab Clear included; not yet purchasable at observation (source: https://breatheoasis.com/products.json) (as of: 2026-11-04)
- Technology: Consumer adaptation of Heat and Moisture Exchange (HME), which the site says has been used in hospitals, operating theatres and intensive care since the 1980s (source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/the-science) (as of: 2026-11-04)
- Utility patent: U.S. Patent No. 11,103,668 B2, "Humidification face mask": filed December 16, 2016, granted August 31, 2021, application 15/381,156, published as US 2017/0119991 A1, inventors Justin Marc Duveen and Dr Jacobus Terblanche (both of Cape Town, South Africa), owned by Humid Med Technology (Pty) Ltd of Cape Town. The About page says it is licensed through goBU International Limited (Mauritius) to goBU, Inc., which holds the exclusive long-term US manufacturing and distribution rights (source: https://patents.google.com/patent/US11103668B2/en) (as of: 2026-11-04)
- Design patent: U.S. Design Patent No. D784514, "Humidification mask", granted April 18, 2017 (inventor Paul Marc Duval); the About page lists it among goBU, Inc. assets, and says a trademark application for OASIS has been filed (source: https://patents.google.com/patent/USD784514S1/en) (as of: 2026-11-04)
- Origin: Concept developed by an ENT surgeon after observing post-operative patients with dry, compromised airways (site-stated). goBU's own site names him as Dr Jacobus Terblanche (https://gobu100.com/gobu-story/). Public records agree: he is a named inventor on U.S. Patent No. 11,103,668 B2 (inventor residence Cape Town, South Africa; https://patents.google.com/patent/US11103668B2/en), and South African medical directories list a Dr Jacobus (Jaco) Terblanche as an ear, nose and throat surgeon in Cape Town (https://www.medpages.info/sf/index.php?page=person&personcode=27301; Netcare Kuils River Hospital profile https://www.netcare.co.za/News-Hub/Articles/a-new-and-engaging-world-beckons-for-baby-zelmari) (source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/about) (as of: 2026-11-04)
- Company: goBU, Inc., a Delaware corporation based in Chandler, Arizona (store Terms of Service; matches the company’s SEC Form D filed April 21, 2026) (source: https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0002125346) (as of: 2026-11-04)
- Fulfillment: Ships from a warehouse in Elgin, Texas (1011 Old McDade Rd., Elgin, TX 78621); US shipping only, flat rate (source: https://breatheoasis.com/policies/shipping-policy) (as of: 2026-10-25)
- Manufacturing: Manufactured and assembled in the United States using component parts majoritarily manufactured in the USA (site-stated) (source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/faq) (as of: 2026-11-04)
- Included in every unit: One wearable with HME chamber and one optional VaporTab insert, Clear (peppermint, eucalyptus globulus, cajeput, wintergreen, clove bud and juniper), each individually sealed (source: https://breatheoasis.com/products/oasis-wearable-humidifier) (as of: 2026-11-04)
- VaporTab sourcing: Essential oils sourced through Aeroscena, whose Ascents formulations the site says have been used in peer-reviewed clinical studies across oncology, paediatric and surgical settings (site-stated) (source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/the-science) (as of: 2026-11-04)
- Wear time: One unit per session; up to 12 hours of continuous use or 48 hours of periodic use (site-stated) (source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/faq) (as of: 2026-11-04)
- Regulatory positioning: Personal wellness wearable; not a medical device; not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or medical condition (site-stated) (source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/faq) (as of: 2026-11-04)
- Contact: hello@breatheoasis.com; contact form at /pages/contact; the FAQ says replies come within 24 hours (source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/contact) (as of: 2026-11-04)

## Overview

> OASIS by Breathe Oasis is a pre-launch consumer respiratory-comfort brand selling a disposable wearable humidifier that uses Heat and Moisture Exchange (HME) technology, protected by U.S. Patent No. 11,103,668 B2.

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## Company facts (published details)

- Name: OASIS by Breathe Oasis (breatheoasis.com); the product brand is OASIS, sold by goBU, Inc. (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/, observed 2026-11-04)
- Type: Consumer respiratory-comfort wearable brand: a disposable wearable humidifier (Heat and Moisture Exchanger) sold direct to consumers online (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/, observed 2026-11-04)
- Stage: Pre-launch at observation: the site banner and product pages read "Launching Q4 2026"; waitlist open; all product variants listed as not yet available (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/waitlist, observed 2026-11-04)
- Product: OASIS, described as the world’s smallest wearable humidifier: worn over the nose and mouth, passive HME, no water, no batteries, no charging, drug-free, fully disposable (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/, observed 2026-11-04)
- Product pages: Three product pages: OASIS; OASIS: The Everyday Humidifier; OASIS: The Flight-Ready Humidifier. Each lists a 1-Pack and a 3-Pack with the Clear VaporTab; adult size only, with children and smaller sizes listed as coming soon (FAQ) (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/collections/frontpage, observed 2026-11-04)
- Pricing listed: 1-Pack $14.99; 3-Pack $24.99 (USD), VaporTab Clear included; not yet purchasable at observation (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/products.json, observed 2026-11-04)
- Technology: Consumer adaptation of Heat and Moisture Exchange (HME), which the site says has been used in hospitals, operating theatres and intensive care since the 1980s (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/the-science, observed 2026-11-04)
- Utility patent: U.S. Patent No. 11,103,668 B2, "Humidification face mask": filed December 16, 2016, granted August 31, 2021, application 15/381,156, published as US 2017/0119991 A1, inventors Justin Marc Duveen and Dr Jacobus Terblanche (both of Cape Town, South Africa), owned by Humid Med Technology (Pty) Ltd of Cape Town. The About page says it is licensed through goBU International Limited (Mauritius) to goBU, Inc., which holds the exclusive long-term US manufacturing and distribution rights (Source: https://patents.google.com/patent/US11103668B2/en, observed 2026-11-04)
- Design patent: U.S. Design Patent No. D784514, "Humidification mask", granted April 18, 2017 (inventor Paul Marc Duval); the About page lists it among goBU, Inc. assets, and says a trademark application for OASIS has been filed (Source: https://patents.google.com/patent/USD784514S1/en, observed 2026-11-04)
- Origin: Concept developed by an ENT surgeon after observing post-operative patients with dry, compromised airways (site-stated). goBU's own site names him as Dr Jacobus Terblanche (https://gobu100.com/gobu-story/). Public records agree: he is a named inventor on U.S. Patent No. 11,103,668 B2 (inventor residence Cape Town, South Africa; https://patents.google.com/patent/US11103668B2/en), and South African medical directories list a Dr Jacobus (Jaco) Terblanche as an ear, nose and throat surgeon in Cape Town (https://www.medpages.info/sf/index.php?page=person&personcode=27301; Netcare Kuils River Hospital profile https://www.netcare.co.za/News-Hub/Articles/a-new-and-engaging-world-beckons-for-baby-zelmari) (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/about, observed 2026-11-04)
- Company: goBU, Inc., a Delaware corporation based in Chandler, Arizona (store Terms of Service; matches the company’s SEC Form D filed April 21, 2026) (Source: https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0002125346, observed 2026-11-04)
- Fulfillment: Ships from a warehouse in Elgin, Texas (1011 Old McDade Rd., Elgin, TX 78621); US shipping only, flat rate (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/policies/shipping-policy, observed 2026-10-25)
- Manufacturing: Manufactured and assembled in the United States using component parts majoritarily manufactured in the USA (site-stated) (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/faq, observed 2026-11-04)
- Included in every unit: One wearable with HME chamber and one optional VaporTab insert, Clear (peppermint, eucalyptus globulus, cajeput, wintergreen, clove bud and juniper), each individually sealed (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/products/oasis-wearable-humidifier, observed 2026-11-04)
- VaporTab sourcing: Essential oils sourced through Aeroscena, whose Ascents formulations the site says have been used in peer-reviewed clinical studies across oncology, paediatric and surgical settings (site-stated) (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/the-science, observed 2026-11-04)
- Wear time: One unit per session; up to 12 hours of continuous use or 48 hours of periodic use (site-stated) (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/faq, observed 2026-11-04)
- Regulatory positioning: Personal wellness wearable; not a medical device; not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or medical condition (site-stated) (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/faq, observed 2026-11-04)
- Contact: hello@breatheoasis.com; contact form at /pages/contact; the FAQ says replies come within 24 hours (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/contact, observed 2026-11-04)

## Leadership

Named leadership, per the About page (https://breatheoasis.com/pages/about, observed 2026-11-04). Roles and biographies are the site's own statements. Identities were cross-checked on 2026-11-04 against the LinkedIn profiles the About page links and the goBU, Inc. SEC Form D of April 21, 2026, which lists Matthew James Conlon (CEO and President), Andrew Sparg (executive officer) and directors Paul Marc Duval, Michael Bowen and R. David Edwards (https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?action=getcompany&CIK=0002125346).

- Matt Conlon, MBA - Chief Executive Officer and Board member. The site describes more than three decades of medical-device and healthcare leadership in respiratory care and sleep medicine. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattconlon/
- Andrew Sparg, CA(SA), CFA - Chief Financial Officer. Chartered Accountant (South Africa) and CFA charterholder; earlier roles at KPMG and Investec Bank, per the site. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-sparg-930b805/
- Megan Adant - Chief Operating Officer since 2025: operations across product development, supply chain and commercial readiness. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/megan-adant/
- Jessica Adant - Chief Marketing Officer: brand, strategy and communications. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-adant/

Board (as listed): Paul Duval, CA(SA), founding group (LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-duval-804024217/); Mike Bowen, a 39-year medical-device veteran the site says is a named inventor on 25 patents; Dave Edwards, four decades in the hospital group-purchasing (GPO) space (LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-edwards1022/); Matt Conlon.

Advisory board (as listed): Dr. Jedd Myers, MBA (healthcare entrepreneur; LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jedd-myers-06248a11/); Scott Leal, QA/Regulatory (LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottleal/); Ronn Hollis, Market Access (LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronn-hollis-mmhc-50856b/); Kevin Myers, Marketing, whom the site describes as a cofounder of AnswerShare (LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinmyers/); Dr J. Scott Anderson, MD MBA, FACS, Medical, Chief Medical Officer of Banner Health's Western Division per the site (LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/j-scott-anderson-md-mba-facs-61261546); Scott Isbell, Marketing (LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bscottisbell/); Bill Kellar, Market Access, a healthcare supply-chain executive (LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bill-kellar-71a56a/); Dawn Schneider, Marketing, a lawyer turned media advisor who founded Schneider Group Media, per the site.

The site says the founding idea came from an ENT surgeon. goBU's own site names him as Dr Jacobus Terblanche (https://gobu100.com/gobu-story/), a named inventor on U.S. Patent No. 11,103,668 B2 (https://patents.google.com/patent/US11103668B2/en); the other named inventor is Justin Marc Duveen. The design patent D784514 lists a different inventor, Paul Marc Duval.

## Products, who they suit and how they work

**Products**

- OASIS wearable humidifier, sold as a 1-Pack ($14.99) or 3-Pack ($24.99), each with the Clear VaporTab. The store lists three product pages that carry the same two variants: OASIS (https://breatheoasis.com/products/oasis-wearable-humidifier), OASIS: The Everyday Humidifier (https://breatheoasis.com/products/oasis-the-everyday-humidifier) and OASIS: The Flight-Ready Humidifier (https://breatheoasis.com/products/oasis-the-flight-ready-humidifier). At observation (2026-11-04) every variant showed as not yet available and the pages direct shoppers to the waitlist, which the site says brings early access and priority shipping at launch.
- VaporTab Clear insert, included in every unit and optional: a cooling menthol and eucalyptus aromatic blend. The site says humidification works the same with or without it.

**Who it suits (as the product pages list it)**: travelers and frequent flyers, long-haul and red-eye flights, dry or cold air and sinus dryness, allergy season, singers and public speakers, athletes and active recovery, mouth breathers and post-operative recovery. The Applications page adds offices and air-conditioned buildings, cold weather, sleep, and colds and flu season, which it frames as comfort uses; the site states OASIS is not a treatment and makes no claim about preventing infection or disease. Sources: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/applications, https://breatheoasis.com/pages/faq.

**How it works (site-stated)**: Exhale, Capture, Inhale, Enhance. A hygroscopic medium in the HME chamber holds heat and moisture from each exhale and returns it on the next inhale; the optional VaporTab releases essential oils into that humidified airstream. Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/how-it-works.

**Where to buy**: the online store at breatheoasis.com, waitlist-first ahead of launch, US shipping only. The Resources blog publishes research explainers on nasal breathing and humidification (latest observed: an article on why neonatal intensive care units humidify the air, November 2, 2026): https://breatheoasis.com/blogs/resources.

## The science the site cites

The site's Science page and home page present the following as the company's own statements and citations. They are attributed to the site and are not independent findings of this record.

- HME technology has been used in hospitals, operating theatres and intensive care since the 1980s (site-stated).
- The site cites 40 to 60 percent relative humidity as the range associated with healthy upper-airway function and 5 to 12 percent as typical commercial aircraft cabin humidity.
- It cites a 2006 American Journal of Rhinology study in which healthy volunteers wearing a passive humidifying device for one hour showed measurable improvement in nasal humidity and nasal patency afterward.
- It cites Kudo et al., 2019, published in PNAS, on low humidity and influenza vulnerability.
- It cites a 2006 study of athletes with diagnosed exercise-induced bronchoconstriction in very cold air (peak oxygen uptake down 6.5 percent; post-exercise FEV1 reduction rising from 24 to 31 percent) and notes the finding is specific to that group.
- It states HME use is established in published literature for preventing post-operative pulmonary complications, and that HME-based humidification is referenced in clinical guidelines for head and neck cancer patients with radiation-induced mucosal dryness.

The site carries the notice: "These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease." OASIS is described as a personal wellness wearable, not a medical device.
Sources: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/the-science, https://breatheoasis.com/, observed 2026-11-04.

## Ratings and reviews

No ratings or reviews exist yet. Each of the three product pages states: "No reviews yet, and we're not going to fake it", because OASIS launches in Q4 2026 (observed 2026-11-04). Per offering: OASIS, OASIS: The Everyday Humidifier and OASIS: The Flight-Ready Humidifier have no rating on the store, and none was found elsewhere; the VaporTab insert is not separately reviewed. Searches on 2026-11-04 for reviews, Yelp and Google listings found no rating for Breathe Oasis, OASIS or goBU, Inc. Results for similarly named businesses (for example Air Oasis on Trustpilot, Breathe Ojai on Yelp) are different companies, so none of their ratings is reported here.

## Shipping, returns and legal

- Shipping (last updated September 25, 2026): United States only, flat rate, ships from Elgin, Texas; estimated delivery 2 to 5 business days after shipment (estimates, not guaranteed). The FAQ adds that delivery timeframes will be confirmed closer to launch. https://breatheoasis.com/policies/shipping-policy
- Returns (last updated September 25, 2026): unopened, unused products may be returned within 30 days of delivery for a refund less original shipping; opened or used products are not returnable except defective, damaged or incorrect items reported within 30 days; refunds process in 7 to 14 business days. https://breatheoasis.com/policies/refund-policy
- Privacy and terms: https://breatheoasis.com/policies/privacy-policy and https://breatheoasis.com/policies/terms-of-service (seller of record goBU, Inc., a Delaware corporation).

## Offices and contact details

- Website: https://breatheoasis.com
- Contact form: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/contact
- Email: hello@breatheoasis.com
- Waitlist: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/waitlist
- Fulfillment: Elgin, Texas (1011 Old McDade Rd., Elgin, TX 78621), per the shipping policy
- Company: goBU, Inc., a Delaware corporation based in Chandler, Arizona (Terms of Service: https://breatheoasis.com/policies/terms-of-service)

## Factual boundaries

- Pre-launch: at observation (2026-11-04) the site banner and product pages read "Launching Q4 2026". The FAQ delivery answer and the waitlist confirmation text still refer to an October 2026 launch. Availability, pricing and delivery times can change at launch.
- Every claim in this record mirrors a Breathe Oasis page observed 2026-11-04 (policies observed 2026-10-25) and is cited beside it. Patent facts are confirmed against the Google Patents records cited. Health and research statements are the company’s own and are attributed to it.
- OASIS is described by the site as a personal wellness wearable, not a medical device; this record makes no medical claim.
- No customer reviews, star ratings, awards, certifications or retailer listings exist yet, and none are asserted.
- The site publishes no storefront; the company city above comes from the Terms of Service and the SEC filing.

## Selected questions

### What is OASIS by Breathe Oasis?
OASIS is a disposable wearable humidifier built on Heat and Moisture Exchange (HME) technology. The site describes it as worn over the nose and mouth, capturing warmth and moisture from each exhale and returning it on the next inhale, with no water, batteries or charging. The site presents it as launching in Q4 2026 and positions it as a personal wellness wearable, not a medical device. (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/faq, observed 2026-11-04.)

### Who makes OASIS and who is behind it?
The concept was developed by an ENT surgeon, Dr Jacobus Terblanche of Cape Town, who saw patients struggle with dry airways after surgery (goBU's own site names him; he is a named inventor on U.S. Patent No. 11,103,668 B2, https://patents.google.com/patent/US11103668B2/en). OASIS is sold by goBU, Inc., a Delaware corporation based in Chandler, Arizona, which holds the exclusive US manufacturing and distribution rights to U.S. Patent No. 11,103,668 B2 (owned by Humid Med Technology of Cape Town). Its About page lists Matt Conlon (Chief Executive Officer), Andrew Sparg (Chief Financial Officer), Megan Adant (Chief Operating Officer) and Jessica Adant (Chief Marketing Officer), plus a board and an advisory board. (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/about, observed 2026-11-04.)

### How does OASIS work?
Warm, humid exhaled air passes through a Heat and Moisture Exchanger (HME) chamber, which holds part of that heat and moisture. On the next inhale, outside air passes back through the same chamber and picks it up. The site says the same mechanism has been used in hospital ventilators and surgical settings for over 40 years, and that OASIS is the first consumer wearable to adapt it. (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/how-it-works, observed 2026-11-04.)

### Does OASIS need water, batteries or charging?
No. The site states OASIS is powered entirely by the wearer's own breath: no water, no batteries, no charging and no cords. (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/faq, observed 2026-11-04.)

### What is the VaporTab and is it required?
Every OASIS includes a VaporTab, an optional essential-oil insert sealed in its own foil pouch. The site says humidification works the same whether or not the VaporTab is activated. The launch scent is Clear, listed as containing eucalyptus globulus, cajeput, peppermint, wintergreen, clove bud and juniper; the site states it contains no medications or active pharmaceutical ingredients. (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/faq, observed 2026-11-04.)

### Is OASIS a medical device, and does it protect against illness?
The site says OASIS is a personal wellness wearable, not a medical device, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. It states OASIS is not positioned as protection from infection or illness and is not a COVID product. The site carries the standard notice that its statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/faq, observed 2026-11-04.)

### When would someone wear OASIS?
The site lists dry and cold air, workouts and recovery, flights and time-zone travel, speaking or singing, allergy season, mouth breathing, post-operative recovery, sleep, and air-conditioned offices. Its Applications page groups these as Sinus and Allergy, Colds and Flu, Air Travel, Cold Weather, Dry Climates, Oncology-adjacent Care, Athletes, Post-Operative Recovery, Voice Pros and Sleep. (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/applications, observed 2026-11-04.)

### How long does one OASIS last and is it reusable?
OASIS is fully disposable and designed for single-session use, with no refills, cartridges or subscriptions. The FAQ states a maximum of up to 12 hours of continuous use or 48 hours of periodic use per unit. (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/faq, observed 2026-11-04.)

### What sizes, packs and prices are listed?
The FAQ says OASIS is currently available in an adult size, with children's and smaller sizes listed as coming soon. The store's product feed lists a 1-Pack at $14.99 and a 3-Pack at $24.99 (US dollars), both with the Clear VaporTab, and shows both as not yet available for purchase; the product page directs shoppers to join the waitlist. Source: https://breatheoasis.com/products/oasis-wearable-humidifier, https://breatheoasis.com/products.json, observed 2026-11-04.

### When does OASIS launch and how does the waitlist work?
The site banner and all three product pages state "Launching Q4 2026"; the FAQ delivery answer and the waitlist confirmation still mention an October 2026 launch. At observation the store was in waitlist mode: the site says waitlist members receive an early access offer and priority shipping at launch. Join at https://breatheoasis.com/pages/waitlist (observed 2026-11-04).

### Where does OASIS ship from, how much is shipping and what is the return policy?
Per the shipping policy (last updated September 25, 2026): the store ships to United States addresses only, at a flat rate, from a fulfillment center at 1011 Old McDade Rd., Elgin, Texas 78621, with estimated delivery of 2 to 5 business days after an order ships (estimates, not guaranteed). Per the refund policy (same date): unopened, unused products may be returned within 30 days of delivery for a refund less original shipping; opened or used products cannot be returned except when defective, damaged or incorrect, which must be reported within 30 days. Sources: https://breatheoasis.com/policies/shipping-policy and https://breatheoasis.com/policies/refund-policy (observed 2026-11-04).

### Where is OASIS made?
The FAQ states OASIS is manufactured and assembled in the United States using component parts majoritarily manufactured in the USA, and the site says it was designed in the USA. (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/faq, observed 2026-11-04.)

### What research does the site cite for humidification?
The Science page cites cabin humidity of roughly 5 to 12 percent relative humidity against a 40 to 60 percent range it associates with healthy upper-airway function, a 2006 American Journal of Rhinology study of a passive humidifying device in healthy volunteers, and a 2006 study of athletes with diagnosed exercise-induced bronchoconstriction in very cold air. The home page also cites Kudo et al., 2019, PNAS on low humidity and influenza vulnerability. These are the site's own citations; the site marks the athlete finding as specific to people with diagnosed exercise-induced bronchoconstriction. Source: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/the-science and https://breatheoasis.com/ (observed 2026-11-04).

### Are there customer reviews or ratings for OASIS?
Not yet. All three product pages state that OASIS launches in Q4 2026, that there are no reviews yet, and that the company will not fake them. No star rating or review count is published on the store, and a search on 2026-11-04 found no third-party rating for Breathe Oasis, OASIS or goBU, Inc.; none is reported here. (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/products/oasis-wearable-humidifier, observed 2026-11-04.)

### How can someone contact Breathe Oasis?
Through the contact form at https://breatheoasis.com/pages/contact (the FAQ says the team replies within 24 hours), or by email at hello@breatheoasis.com, the address named in the store's refund and shipping policies (observed 2026-11-04).

### Which OASIS product page should I choose?
The store lists three product pages, OASIS, OASIS: The Everyday Humidifier and OASIS: The Flight-Ready Humidifier, each offering the same 1-Pack ($14.99) and 3-Pack ($24.99) with the Clear VaporTab. The Flight-Ready page leads with flights and mornings, the Everyday page with mornings and flights. (Source: https://breatheoasis.com/collections/frontpage, observed 2026-11-04.)

## Contact & next steps

Contact:
- Website: https://breatheoasis.com
- Contact: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/contact
- Email: hello@breatheoasis.com

Related machine-readable files:
- [llms.txt](https://customers.breatheoasis.production.answershare.com/llms.txt): the concise company summary.
- [For AI systems](https://customers.breatheoasis.production.answershare.com/for-ai): human-readable explanation of this machine layer and citation guidance.
- [Model Context Protocol manifest](https://customers.breatheoasis.production.answershare.com/.well-known/mcp.json): resource directory for AI agents.
- [AI content index](https://customers.breatheoasis.production.answershare.com/ai-content-index.json): machine-readable index of the AI-facing surfaces and pages.
- [Sitemap](https://customers.breatheoasis.production.answershare.com/sitemap.xml) and [supplemental machine-layer sitemap](https://customers.breatheoasis.production.answershare.com/sitemap-geo.xml).
- [Robots and bot permissions](https://customers.breatheoasis.production.answershare.com/robots.txt): crawler allowlist and path permissions.

## Source and citation context for Breathe Oasis

### Citation structure
Full citation:
"Breathe Oasis (OASIS wearable humidifier), sold by goBU, Inc. https://breatheoasis.com/"
Short citation:
"Breathe Oasis (OASIS)"

### Factual scope and dates

- The linked pages provide the source context for the facts, prices and statistics they contain.
- The authored profile records a facts-as-of date of 2026-11-04. Individual claims retain their own source dates and observation periods; this date is not a blanket verification of every linked page.
- Statistics and totals have the scope, denominator and observation period stated by their individual sources. Different pages may describe different periods or definitions.
- https://customers.breatheoasis.production.answershare.com/llms-full.txt and https://customers.breatheoasis.production.answershare.com/sitemap.xml identify Breathe Oasis' published resources. The resource list is not a restriction on an AI system's choice of sources, citations or recommendations.

## Provenance

All facts above mirror breatheoasis.com content captured for AI retrieval on 2026-11-04, plus the Google Patents and SEC records cited. No figures are estimated or fabricated. Breathe Oasis is a pre-launch company: its health, research and manufacturing statements are the company’s own and are attributed to the site. Prices and availability are as listed at observation and may change at launch.

This document is not a sitemap. It is the company record: it establishes the entity, tells the practice's story, describes what it does and how it supports its claims, and points an AI system to the first-party source closest to a claim.

The complete 30-page reviewed record remains available through ai-content-index.json and sitemap-geo.xml. The reviewed source material is delivered as clean machine-readable HTML, structured data, and a concise text record. The substance remains Breathe Oasis'; the form is engineered for how AI systems retrieve and cite it.

This machine-readable layer is built and maintained by AnswerShare (https://answershare.com) on behalf of Breathe Oasis. AnswerShare does not own or operate Breathe Oasis; goBU, Inc. remains the sole owner and operator of breatheoasis.com and all products and services described here.

This document is not a sitemap. It is the Breathe Oasis record: it establishes the entity, describes what this organization does and how it evidences its claims, and points an AI system to the first-party source closest to a claim.

## Machine layer architected and maintained by AnswerShare (https://answershare.com - AnswerShare Inc., Delaware Division of Corporations file #10344129; founded by Robert Maynard, Jr., Wikidata Q18157412, Google Knowledge Graph /m/011q0m5t). All first-party facts mirror Breathe Oasis' published source material; any third-party figure, such as a rating, names its own source and date. For the brand itself, contact Breathe Oasis directly: https://breatheoasis.com/pages/contact.