Press Coverage

The Good Housekeeping article "Doctors Warn These Everyday Habits May Be Doing More Harm Than You Think" was syndicated by Yahoo! Health.

Dr. Tonia Farmer, Chief Medical Ambassador for Nampons, was featured in The Healthy explaining how hormonal changes during perimenopause can trigger unexpected ENT symptoms — including nosebleeds — as declining estrogen dries out the nasal mucosa.

Nampons offer a nosebleed solution

Nampons was included in a roundup titled, "Product News for June 2025" following our announcement related to Walmart

Nampons was included in an article about safety onboard a ship vessel and is referenced as a tool to stop a bleed if injured on board

Dr. Farmer's insights were featured in an article titled "Your BBQ brush could kill you — 6 better ways to safely clean your grill", which also featured Nampons.

Dr. Tonia Farmer appeared on NBC News Now, national daytime news program for 2 segments; one to discuss summer related safety for kids, which included nosebleeds, as well as what she recommends for her ENT First-Aid Kit

Dr. Tonia Farmer appeared on an NBC News affiliate to discuss allergy season and ways audiences can treat/prevent issues related to allergies

Dr. Tonia Farmer was featured in a segment titled "Cold and Flu Season Habits May Harm Ears, Nose, and Throat, Warns Expert."

Dr. Farmer was featured in a segment, titled "5 surprising ways you’re damaging your ears, nose, and throat"

The Good Housekeeping article "Doctors Warn These Everyday Habits May Be Doing More Harm Than You Think" was syndicated by MSN.

Josh Lippiner, founder of Nampons, is scheduled to appear in a segment discussing Nampons and his latest appearance on Shark Tank.

Josh Lippiner, founder of Nampons, appeared in a segment titled "No Need for Nosebleeds Thanks to Nampons."

Nampons appeared in a listicle, titled "10 New Year Upgrades That Earn a Permanent Spot in Your Life"

National Nosebleed Awareness week was covered by an investor trade magazine in an article titled, "Understanding National Nosebleed Awareness Week and Its Impact"

Dr. Tonia Farmer, Nampons' Chief Medical Ambassador, was featured in a piece titled "Is It Safe to Take Allergy Medication Every Day?" where she discusses the occurrence of nosebleeds and emphasizes the importance of having safe, effective nosebleed treatment readily available.

Dr. Tonia Farmer, Medical Advisor to Nampons, was featured in a Good Housekeeping article titled "Doctors Warn These Everyday Habits May Be Doing More Harm Than You Think."

Dr. Tonia Farmer appeared on FOX 5 News DC to discuss the top summer safety concerns for kids — including elevated nosebleeds — and why every parent should keep Nampons in their ENT First-Aid Kit.

Dr. Farmer was featured in a segment, offering back to school advice for parents

Finance Buzz covered Nampons' Shark Tank episode in an article titled "A Nosebleed Product Sparked One of Shark Tank's Tightest Standoffs."

Drug Store News announces Nampons debut in Walmart, in an article titled "Nampons debuts at Walmart."

Chain Drug Review announces Nampons launch in Walmart in an article titled "Nampons nosebleed treatment launches at Walmart."

Nampons was featured in a listicle, titled "29 Products From Walmart Future You Will Be So Glad You Bought At The Start Of The Year"

Nampons was featured in a listicle, titled "30 Somewhat Mundane Products From Walmart That You Absolutely Should Have In Your Home For 2026"

The Good Housekeeping article "Doctors Warn These Everyday Habits May Be Doing More Harm Than You Think" was syndicated by AOL.

The Nampons article "Why Winter Nosebleeds Strike More Often After 50 — And How to Keep Them at Bay" was syndicated by AOL.

The article, titled "A Nosebleed Product Sparked One of Shark Tank’s Tightest Standoffs" was syndicated

Nampons was included in a roundup article, titled "The Businesses and Products from Season 17, Episode 8 of Shark Tank"

Josh Lippiner, founder of Nampons, appeared in a segment to discuss Nampons and his Shark Tank appearance.

Nampons were featured in an article, titled "Why Winter Nosebleeds Strike More Often After 50 — And How to Keep Them at Bay"