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A new opportunity in everyday nasal care.

Public Hygiene Designs has developed a patent pending disposable nasal care format. We welcome licensing and IP acquisition discussions with partners who can help refine, validate and commercialize it.

Why this opportunity exists

An everyday task with room for a better format.

Ordinary flat tissues require people to improvise the positioning, holding, and handling of used material. These steps can become especially awkward when helping someone else blow their nose.

Assisted care

Parents, family members, nurses, and caregivers help children, older adults, and people who have difficulty managing a tissue independently.

Independent use

The same handling challenge appears at work, while traveling, and in public settings where disposal and handwashing may not be immediately available.

Commercial fit

Premium pocket tissue and nasal care.

The initial commercial focus is a portable disposable format for everyday nasal care, with relevance to caregiving, travel, work, and professional settings. A tissue partner’s own absorbent material could be incorporated into the format.

Development status

A working prototype. A clear next stage.

Prototype only. Not yet in commercial production.

Patent pending

Controlled review

Technical information and prototype details are available through an appropriate controlled review process.

Working prototype

Refinement and testing

One hand use is a core feature of the working prototype. Further work focuses on design refinement, manufacturing assessment and planning for formal performance testing.

Program underway

Clinical perspectives

The existing program gathers professional input on unmet need and clinical rationale. Participation does not establish product efficacy.

Market context

A category built around convenience.

These published category estimates provide commercial context. They do not measure demand for this prototype or quantify caregiver use. The sources use different category definitions. Sources checked November 5, 2026.

Ways to collaborate

The right expertise for the next stage.

  • Consumer product and tissue companies

    Category expertise, tissue integration, distribution, and strategic commercialization.

  • Licensing and IP acquisition

    Controlled evaluation of the invention and its associated intellectual property. Acquisition discussions concern the IP, rather than an operating consumer business.

  • Product development and manufacturing

    Material selection, assembly methods, production feasibility, and prototype refinement.

  • Scientific and testing collaborators

    Study design, usability assessment, and appropriate testing to evaluate the intended benefits.

Let’s discuss the next stage.

Tell us about your organization, area of expertise, and interest in the opportunity.

Additional technical information is available through an appropriate controlled review process.

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