Quality
Look for soft, medical-grade PVC or silicone material.
Accessories
Everything the device needs.
Two wearing parts, one small job a month — that is all there is to it.
Forest Air arrives with everything needed for a first session. Over time only two parts want attention: the nasal cannula and the dust filter. What is known about them is here — and what is not known is not.
In the box
What comes with the device
- 01The deviceForest Air Home or Pro
- 02The power supply100–240 V, 50/60 Hz, 12 V DC
- 03One nasal cannulaFits onto the nozzle at the rear
From the manual, section “Setting Up Your Device”. Keep the box — for transport, storage or a later return it is the best packaging you have.
Wearing part 01
Nasal cannulas
The part that gets replaced regularly.
To ensure the best experience with your Forest Air device, we recommend using high-quality nasal cannulas. However, rather than purchasing them directly from us, we suggest sourcing your cannulas from local suppliers in your country. This allows you to save on shipping costs and avoid potential customs delays, as well as access a more affordable option.
Longevity
Choose durable cannulas that can be used repeatedly — but also plan to replace them every two to three months for hygiene and comfort.
Length
The typical length is 2.1 metres. Longer options are available if you want more room to move.
Wearing part 02
Spare filters
Clean rather than replace — and spares come on request.
The included dust filters can be cleaned and reused. If you need a replacement, please contact us. We will be happy to send you additional filters upon request.
Forest Air Pro Filter
For the Forest Air Pro.
Forest Air Home Filter
For the Forest Air Home.
Once a month, take the dust filter out, rinse it under warm water and let it dry completely before putting it back in.
The rhythm
Little, but regularly
- After every sessionWipe the housing with a soft, dry cloth. No harsh cleaners, no moisture.
- Once a monthTake out the dust filter, rinse it under warm water and let it dry completely.
- Every two to three monthsChange the cannula — sooner if needed. The manual gives hygiene and comfort as the reason.
- Every five yearsA professional service check. Optional, but recommended in the manual.
Check the power cable and connectors regularly for wear or damage. Any replacement should be an original Forest Air part — write to us and tell us what you need.
Add-ons
Not accessories in the strict sense
Two things described in the manuals that cost nothing: all you need is a cannula and what is already in the room. We sell neither the oils nor the bottles.
Essential oils
Optional — and the order matters.
- Switch the device on first, so the air is flowing outwards.
- Put a few drops on the end of the cannula — never into the device.
- Attach the cannula to the nozzle while the device is running.
Use good-quality oils intended for aromatic use. Not every oil suits children or sensitive people. And to be clear: Forest Air does not diffuse oils and is not an aromatherapy device — the oils are purely for the senses.
Energised water
A cut cannula and a glass of water.
- Cut off the end of a cannula.
- Put it into a glass or carafe of water and let the device run for about ten minutes.
- Take the cannula out and drink the water within an hour.
The manual advises against tap water for this. The procedure is described in the Home manual.
Spare parts
Tell us what you need.
We send filters and service parts on request. And if you need a hand finding a cannula supplier in your country, just ask — we are happy to help.
Not sure which device fits you?
Whether you practise or want Forest Air at home for yourself — good air does everyone good. Which of the two devices is right for that comes down to a few questions, and those take five minutes.