Nose Vent Sinus Relief Dilator Pack of 8 Various Sizes - A Simple Solution for Nasal Snorers -

My nostrils are very narrow and so they collapse when I take deep breaths which obviously isn't great while you are sleeping, these nose vents help keep your nostrils open so it is easy to breathe deeply throughout the night. I really like the hard plastic ones since they don't have any give. There is a bit of getting used to in terms of how comfortable they are, your nose may feel a little raw, but if you are persistent and give it a few weeks that discomfort will go away eventually. I went from waking up several times a night to only waking up maybe once to use the restroom but otherwise I have much more restful sleep. At first I thought it was sleep apnea but I got that tested and it came back negative. However, an ENT said I had some structural issues with my nose including what I initially mentioned but the surgery for these issues is expensive and this is a great middle ground imo. You do have to be careful and keep these clean. Read more

Works REALLY WELL, BUUUUUUUT 1. Make sure you find the RIGHT FIT (the nose should not be extremely pinched, Silicone helps relieve it by being softer, but possibly go a size bigger if neccessary.) 2. SHAVE YOUR NOSE HAIRS IF YOU USE THIS I gave myself a nose ache, and accidental nose hair bleeding when I woke up the next morning when switching to the silicone.. I woke up with my nose sore wondering why, and then realized the silicone was pulling my hairs as it entered/pushed into my nose. The product came with 8 pieces (4 sizes for 2 editions; plastic 'cone' shaped & silicone) The plastic can be a bit harsh on sensitive noses for it doesn't really bend much The silicone feels in the hand like it would lose it's shape, but IRL it holds your nose open pretty well My little brother (12) uses the Small plastic "cone" and says it helps him and doesn't hurt his nose and he's sick as of rn, and it's helping open his nose well at nights My sister (24) uses the Medium silicone and says it helps a lot Me (23) I used the Medium plastic "cone", then switched used the Large Silicone for it feels SUPER smooth on. It just feels weird on entry for the silicone has good grip that my nose feels sensitive when friction is applied at first.. then it's fine If your nose is sensitive, try "twisting" the silicone in your nose, and NOT shoving it in directly. It reduces the awkward friction feeling a bit. Everyone, including me have stated it helps very much. Nobody's complained yet. I been using it half a week now, doing good so far. Fun fact: Everyone's had this weird sense of "difference" when we first applied this item. Everyone noted that you notice an EXTREME openess of your nose that you've never had this much air before, it feels weird. Make sure to keep it clean as well. NOTE: THIS WILL NOT OPEN NOSES 100% of the time If YOU got something in that nose, that's something YOU gotta clear manually to then feel the difference this item allows. This can help stuffy noses, but not gold mines. Read more

I wouldn't recommend these. Every other product I've tried is far superior. Within 2 minutes of opening the pack, all of it was in the trash. Read more

They did work as advertised however they were really uncomfortable and made a whistling sound as I breathed through them which made it difficult to fall asleep. If you’re looking to try the dilators, this is a good budget friendly option. They just didn’t work for me. Read more

They make me sneezy sometimes but the rubber ones are soft and comfortable. The plastic ones are stiff and you can feel them but they work well and open your nostrils Read more

A couple of the hard plastic items had sharp plastic bits sticking off the top of the rings. Not very pleasant when putting up into your nostrils! I guess you get what you pay for. The soft items work fine and do not cause any discomfort, though they don't open the nostril quite as well. Read more

I have problems breathing through my nose. These help me sleep at night. They're not perfect but they're better than the nose strips that leave behind adhesive mess and clog your pores. Strips are better for sports, these are better for sleep. I'm happy with how this product works and with the variety of sizes. Read more

After meeting with my ENT to discuss how to improve airflow when breathing in from my nose, he offered two options: surgery to reposition cartilage to support my nasal valves better, or: Nasal vents. $10. I said, “$10 sounds like a great place to start.” I ordered these the same day and I have been using them DURING THE DAYTIME ever since. Most people use them at night, but I use a CPAP at night. I needed a daytime solution. Yes, I look kinda ridiculous. I tell people I have robot nostrils now. I do not care because THEY WORK AND I CAN BREATHE AGAIN. For the first time in 20 years, I have sufficient oxygen going to my brain again while awake, without having to breathe from my mouth. I am using the largest silicon inserts included in the kit. I’ve been using them for about a week now. I don’t know how I didn’t know about these earlier. Some things you should know: my nose runs more than it did before using them. In other words, when I use them, my nose runs more than when I don’t. It’s easy enough to remove the inserts, blow my nose, clean the inserts, and put them back in. Not a problem. In fact, I think it’s just my nose getting used to them. I’ve had them in for 3 hours today without a drop of snot. Read more