New Android SONU App Turns Selfies into Drug-Free Sinus Relief

SoundHealth, the medical technology company behind the SONU Band, has launched its pioneering medical-grade Android app, bringing CT-accurate skeletal data to millions of Android users through a simple selfie. When paired with the SONU Band, this app enables precise, drug-free treatment for rhinitis, nasal congestion, and allergy symptoms, significantly expanding access for those suffering from these conditions.

The SONU Band, the world’s first FDA De Novo-authorized, AI-enabled wearable medical device, uses sound-based therapy to relieve moderate to severe nasal congestion and allergy symptoms at home, without relying on drugs or sprays. Designed to work seamlessly with the SONU Band, the new Android app leverages proprietary AI to analyze 3D facial scans, symptom data, and CT imaging, delivering therapeutic-grade, personalized treatments for sinus and allergy-related conditions.

The process is simple and user-friendly: the app scans the user’s face with their smartphone camera to create a digital map of the sinuses, calculates optimal resonant frequencies, and, after this one-time scan, the user places the SONU Band around their head and turns it on. The band then delivers frequencies tailored to the individual, using acoustic vibrational energy to naturally open airways, reduce congestion, and promote easy breathing without drugs or steroids.

Providing relief in just 15 minutes, the SONU Band is recommended by over 1,000 doctors and dentists nationwide and is the only FDA-approved device shown to be equivalent to or better than leading nasal steroid sprays in reducing symptoms of allergies, inflammation, and congestion. It helps reduce swelling, open nasal passages, drain healthy mucus, and has been reported by over 80 percent of patients to improve nasal symptoms. Recently, the SONU Band also received FDA approval for pediatric use in children over 12 years old, offering families a safe, drug-free alternative for managing nasal congestion and allergy symptoms.