CAPNOS Launches Zero-Nicotine Sensory Inhalers as Behavioral Tool for Smoke-Free Alternatives

ANN ARBOR, MI - December 04, 2025 - CAPNOS, a behavioral health and wellness company, announced the launch of its newest line of patented, reusable sensory inhalers designed to support adults seeking smoke-free and nicotine-free behavioral tools. The devices are built to address the physical habits and routines commonly associated with smoking and vaping by offering a tactile and sensory experience without the use of nicotine, vapor, heat, or electronics.

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Since its establishment in 2022, CAPNOS has distributed nearly 100,000 units of its inhaler products, reflecting sustained interest in tools that focus on behavioral components such as oral fixation and fidget-based tendencies. The company's latest release, the Legura Starter Pack, generates a throat-hit sensation using pressurized air that can be paired with optional essential-oil aromas. Engineered for long-term use, the devices are customizable and designed to meet varying inhalation preferences, including direct-to-lung and mouth-to-lung airflow patterns.

Founder Brendan Wang, who created CAPNOS after identifying a lack of non-nicotine behavioral tools for individuals attempting to modify their habits, noted the company's objective in expanding the new line. "Our goal has always been to develop practical tools that acknowledge the behavioral elements associated with smoking and vaping," said Wang. "This new launch continues our effort to provide adults with sensory-based options that do not rely on combustion, vapor, or nicotine."

CAPNOS emphasizes that its products are not intended to treat addiction or serve as medical cessation devices. Instead, the inhalers function as behavioral substitutes that replicate certain physical actions associated with traditional smoking routines. In parallel with product development, the company is pursuing research-driven validation. CAPNOS has collaborated with academic teams, including researchers at Northwestern University, to explore the influence of sensory-based tools on habit modification. A pilot study proposal examining these behavioral interactions was submitted for review in October 2025.

The company has appeared in media outlets such as Forbes, Yahoo News, and NewsWatch TV, and has seen increased activity on platforms including TikTok and YouTube, where adult audiences engage with smoke-free and vapor-free alternatives. CAPNOS states that accessibility remains a priority in its product design, aiming to support adults interested in behavioral tools that do not involve nicotine, smoke, or vapor.

With this new launch, CAPNOS continues to expand its presence within the behavioral wellness sector. The company reports that its inhalers are designed for use anywhere and are shaped to align with the needs of adults seeking sensory-driven alternatives that support a smoke-free routine. As CAPNOS advances both product development and research partnerships, it maintains its focus on providing non-electronic, reusable tools built around tactile experience and long-term use.

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About Capnos

Founded in 2022 and headquartered in San Diego, California, CAPNOS is a behavioral health and wellness brand offering patented, reusable inhalers designed to simulate the physical sensations associated with smoking using flavored, pressurized air. CAPNOS develops non-nicotine, non-electronic products intended for adults who want smoke-free and vapor-free alternatives.

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