When life feels like a bit too much.
Daily Commutes
Windy Roads
Funny Smells
Long Lines
Crazy Drivers
Chatty Neighbors
A reset that puts you back in control
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If
Senses are overstimulated
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Then
Breathe in Allclair
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Feel
All clear
Crafted from just 6 natural ingredients
- Menthol
- Camphor
- Eucalyptus Oil
- Borneol
- Lavender Oil
- Peppermint Oil
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of nausea does Allclair help with?
What kinds of nausea does Allclair help with?
Our customers use Allclair for motion sickness, morning sickness, or general queasiness. Our crafted blend of essential oils works quickly across these triggers and is especially handy during travel or overstimulated situations when your senses just need a quick reset.
Is the aroma strong or overwhelming?
Is the aroma strong or overwhelming?
Many customers say the aroma is powerful, but not overwhelming. The strength is what provides quick relief, and you can move Allclair closer or farther from your nose when breathing in based on your sensitivity.
Is Allclair safe to travel and daily use?
Is Allclair safe to travel and daily use?
Yes. Allclair is roughly the size of a lip balm and fits easily in a purse or pocket, making it ideal for daily commutes, road trips, flights, whenever you're on the go. And because Allclair only contains all natural ingredients, it's safe to use multiple times a day whenever you're feeling a bit nauseous.
How do I use Allclair correctly?
How do I use Allclair correctly?
Unscrew the cap with the Allclair logo, then hold the inhaler just below one nostril and take 1-2 deep breaths. If you're feeling good, repeat on the other side. The aroma will help clear your head and reset your senses.
Can pregnant individuals or people on medication use this inhaler?
Can pregnant individuals or people on medication use this inhaler?
Allclair is drug-free and many pregnant women find it helpful to take the edge off morning sickness, while customers on GLP-1s use Allclair to ease medication-induced nausea. As with any remedy, it's wise to consult your healthcare provider before regular use during pregnancy or with prescriptions.