Nose Vent Sinus Relief Dilator Pack of 12 Medium Size Soft Vents - A Simple Solution for Nasal

These work fantastically! I am not loosing any sleep due to nostrils restricting airflow. I first bought their nose vent assortment. There were two XL size in the assortment. I have lost them both. I had cut them down thinking they were going too far up my nostrils. They seemed to help, but fell out too easily, because of my alteration. When this pack of XL s came I decided to get brave, and used them as is. I am glad I did because they do not fall out, and reliably keep my nostrils wide open. Other Information; -I gently clean them under faucet every morning, and they do not seem to degrade in anyway. - Takes a a night or two to adjust, but it is well worth it. - Save money on not purchasing other options, such as sticky nose strips. -I would suggest you first buy an assortment, so you can find the size and type that works best for you. Read more

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. Read more

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. Read more

I found it a bit in intimidating to try to figure out how to wash, sanitize, and dry all these different styles and sizes of nasal cones, so I’ve had them around for a while, stored safely in a clean drawer without any sources of fragrance around, and when I finally opened the container, the cones themselves reek of fragrance, like they were stored near laundry detergent, products, and picked up the smell. It’s very difficult to get this kind of smell out of plastic or silicone, and someone has a severe fragrance allergies. I don’t see how putting these in my nose to help with breathing is going to work out. I’m going to try soaking them in alcohol to see if it will dry out some of the fragrance. Even if I didn’t have allergies, too many synthetic fragrances, what is essentially a medical device that goes up on his nose should not be sold in this condition. It should absolutely have neutral/note perceptible fragrance, or a very, very mild smell from whatever material it’s made out of, which should be a safe and inner material that does not absorb ambient smells easily. I believe they arrived with a plastic seal around the whole box and I did remove that outer plastic layer before putting the box away. It wasn’t adequate to protect them from whatever stinky items they were stored with prior to shipping or during shipping. This is a huge issue with many products in Amazon needs to address it. I will report later if I’m able to use these about whether or not they were comfortable and or helpful with breathing. Read more