Nose Vent Sinus Relief Dilator (Pack of 12 Medium Size) Soft Vents - A Simple Solution for Nasal Snorers - Reusable Snoring Device to enjoy a peaceful night's sleep - by Mobi Lock

These nasal dilators work great! They appear to be real silicone as they pass the pinch and twist test to see if they turn white, which would indicate fillers used in them. I use these for exercising and sleeping. They work great for both! They can come out a little at times, but I just push them back in. The little nubs on the edge are supposed to point forwards and fit into the end of your nose to help hold them in place. You will want probably a size larger than you think. I don't have that large of a nose, but I ended up with a medium. I tried a small and it was just too small. I thought the medium was too big, but it was just right, really helps me breathe. My septum is crooked, and I'm working on tongue posture to fix that. Tongue posture affects your face structure, and improper tongue posture creates sleep apnea over time as it narrows your breathing room behind your sinuses essentially. Your tongue should be stored in the roof of your mouth, touching all along the roof of your mouth. This pressure helps expand your dental arch, creating room for all your teeth without crowding, and pushing your front of your face forward slightly which creates room for breathing. There are dentists now who use devices to fix this, such as the Myobrace and Vivos. Mewing is a popular thing on YouTube which got its name from Dr. Mew who has brought attention to proper tongue posture. I used to keep my tongue in the bottom of my mouth and only corrected it in the last couple months. However, there is much more room in the roof of my mouth than when I started already, and it feels natural to have my tongue up there, whereas when I started it felt totally weird and cramped. Your bone is constantly remodeling, it is not static, so these changes are definitely possible. I'm hopeful someday I won't even need these nasal dilators. One more thing, it is important to breathe through your nose because you get nitric oxide that way. Any time you can breathe through your nose, you should breathe through your nose. Sleeping and exercising especially. Keeping your mouth closed while sleeping can be tough though. I have to switch to a thinner pillow to accomplish this. Some people use mouth tape or a chin strap, I tried both but they interrupted my sleep a lot, so I went the less pillow route. I wake up much more refreshed when I keep my mouth shut at night, when before I used to wake up feeling like I got hit by a truck! Good luck!!

If you have a narrow nasal passage these can be a real life changer for getting good sleep. After a sleep study determined I needed a CPAP and I struggled to find a mask that worked someone on reddit mentioned these. They were a life changer for me. If I have to sleep without my CPAP I at least wear one to help breath. But after months of no improvement with the CPAP and introducing these it was the night and day difference everyone talked about. I don't love having to add something else to wear just to sleep but if I hadn't found these I think I would have given up on the cpap. I have reordered multiple times as they wear out and I have recommended them to other people I know especially if they mention not getting much benefit from a CPAP. Or if they mention the nose strips I tell them just get these and they'll never look back. I keep a mason jar in a drawer and when I take it out in the morning toss it in there, then on the weekend I just toss a bit of soap in the jar and shake it up to clean all 6 or 7 at once.

These things work well. When I’m sleeping, I tend to breathe through my nose. It’s very dry here in Colorado in the winter, and my sinuses dry up while I’m asleep, sometimes causing me to wake up in near-panic because I can’t breathe. Or in the summer when my sinuses are more moist and sometimes clog up, just enough to make it hard to breathe. I keep one of these in my pocket for these times, and unless I’m sick with a head cold, the dilation works well and allows me to breathe easily. They work better that Breathe Right strips, which work okay, but come loose during the night and are uncomfortable. These dilators can be uncomfortable at times for me, since they are foreign objects stuffed into one’s nose, but most times I don’t have any problems with them. They’re quite fun, too. They’re indestructible, and if you lose them, they have a way of turning up again. A few nights ago I lost one, and tonight I was looking under the bed for it. I couldn’t find it. But when I got up and sat on the bed, it was just sitting there. If it had a tail it would have been wagging. I have forgotten to take them out of my pocket when doing the laundry, and I always find them either in the washer, where they are nice and clean, or in the dryer, where they have lint all over them. They’re like tardigrades. They’ll be around forever. I expect to take them with me when I go.

These Nose Vent Sinus Relief Dilators were okay. I didn’t really notice a difference in my sleep, and I struggled to keep them in my nose—they felt a bit uncomfortable and hard to stay in place. They might work better for others, but they weren’t a game changer for me. Update: Let me just say this company has wonderful customer service. After writing my review, I got a message from the company asking me if I wanted a refund. I happily said that I would. I was given a full refund. Although this product might not have 100 percent worked for me, they have won me with their customer service.

These actually work. I tried multiple expander for post basal drip. These widen my nostrils without causing irritation.

It didn't work. Whey they were in, it barely 'muffled' snoring. After 30 minutes, with a heavy snorer, they will be blown out the nose. We tried to use band-aids to wrap around the nose to keep them in- but that didn't work. So when they are in, it's 'mild' at best and then they'll be out within an hour. Really disappointed at some of these reviews, but hey, it may work for someone- just not us.

My daughter, who’s becoming a doctor suggested these to me because I have a slender nose and I have just a little bit of work done. I’m fine all day with sometimes if I get an allergy with a little bit of irritation, which is like swelling, I find it hard to breathe and I typically sleep breathing through my nose, so it’s a problem. I really didn’t know what I could do. Then she told me to get these and you get the right size at anchors really well so you’re not going to lose them so easily if you learn how to put them in right you can adjust them a little bit with your free now so the direction of the ear fall goes with your nose that way you won’t get any breathing noise and they’re my go to for sleeping. Seriously they made such a difference. I would sometimes wake up with a bit of air hunger, and these things totally prevented so two of them went in the purse one one in the medicine cabinet one goes in the car lol I don’t wanna be without them. If you take care of I can’t see why they wouldn’t last a real long time because they’re made out of silicone. If you have any of this symptoms with once in a while, a little bit of extra work breathing through your nose or maybe these even help with snoring don’t question it just get it. I think you’re gonna finance one of the best things you found.

With the crazy weather, early pollen, etc., my sinuses have been giving me fits. I realized I was doing a lot of mouth breathing, particularly at night. That led to dry mouth issues. Unsatisfied with my ENT doctor, I changed to a new one. Along with an Rx for a spray, he told me about nasal dilators for night use. I went onto Amazon, found these and placed an order. Preparing for bed, I placed the dilators into my nose and immediately felt a big difference in air flow. After wearing them all night, I woke up the next morning with minimal congestion in one nostril. On a day that I was not going out anywhere, I used the dilators, and my breathing was definitely improved throughout the day. They are also comfortable enough, if placed correctly, that it's easy to forget you are wearing them. Not only do these dilators work, they are inexpensive. They are disposable; but, with care and cleaning, you can get a lot of use out of each set. Don't expect the dilators to "cure" nasal congestion, but they sure will help manage it. I am so glad my new ENT told me such a product exists and recommended me trying it.

love these nose guards, This is my 3rd set of med-soft, I prefer the soft to the plastic only because if u turn your head while sleeping u can feel the plastic ones. My nose opens up and i’m able to breath normally, at times they will fall out if u have a cold or ure nose is runny, I was a mouth breather when i sleep. The only reason I’ve bought more sets is because I prefer to rotate them, They are reusable & u can gently wash them. I also don’t snore anymore & don’t feel stuffed up at night.

Très bon petit dilatateur. Je le porte toutes les nuits vu que je souffre de Polypose nasale et il m’aide vraiment à mieux respirer. Il a changé mes nuits. De plus, il y a plusieurs dimensions possibles donc vraiment très pratique.

Not only does it help stop snoring, I can breathe much much better with this. I feel air rushing into my nostrils like I have never before. I think because of this, I can sleep quicker than usual. If you have nasal issues, or if you feel you can breathe better when you slightly move your nose towards the left or right, then this product will work wonders for you.

En la descripción de la venta, así como el producto indica que es un paquete de 12 piezas, sin embargo, llegaron solo 9 piezas. Mientras tanto dejaré 3 estrellas, vendré a actualizar después de probar el producto.

Muy útiles para ventilar mejor , hay que elegir el tamaño correcto para cada persona . Cuesta un poco hacerse .