Snifflink Nasal Strips for Snoring Nose Strips for Breathing Breathable Non-Woven Fabric with 3 Elastic Bands Strong Adhesive

These no strips are individually sealed in sterile style wrapping making them great for distributing to other people that you know rather than a single package or bag of them which seems to be more suited to a single individual's use. I like these as I am a huge proponent of sharing the benefits of wearing nose strips so having a few in my bag that I can bring with me but not have a full parcel of 30 or so of them allows me to share the benefits of no strips without weirding people out. Besides them being individually sealed they seem to compare to other black nose drips that are on the market that are disposable. The adhesive works pretty well I've had a few strips individually that haven't stuck perfectly well but that was most likely due to my poor application. As with all strips it's best to clean the skin to remove all oils before applying the nose drip and then gently squeezing for a few seconds before it has the full adhesive capabilities. On the few occasions that the strip didn't adhere perfectly overnight was most likely due to the fact that increase my nose skin completely. Other than those few occasions they've stuck perfectly overnight and actually have been resisting to my removal and leave a tiny bit of residue after the fact which is easily washed off in the shower or a quick face scrub. Read more

As someone who has always suffered from sinus and breathing issues, I am always interested in trying new ways to maximize my capabilities. While I do not snore like I used to, before having surgery for a deviated septum, I still struggle to properly breathe through my nasal passages. I toss and turn all night long, and while it's not entirely to do with my breathing, I'm sure that it certainly does not help matters. This is the first nasal strip that I have tried, and to be honest, I was completely shocked after the first application. I was hesitant to try these because I have very oily skin and it seems that some nasal strips are hard to keep in place. So far, I have been mostly pretty impressed by these. After washing and drying my face, I place this strip across the top of my nose. Immediately you can see and feel the difference. Upon pressing this against your skin, it lifts and opens the nasal passages, almost like a little spring. There is absolutely zero discomfort to the way this happens, but I do find that it feels just a little bit tight. I use facial products as part of my nightly routine, but avoid using it anywhere until after I have placed these strips. While I try not to get them too close to the edges of the strips, I do try to cover as much as I can around them. The first night that I wore these it seemed to hold well in place throughout the night, but when I awoke, one half of the strip had completely lifted. It looked like a flap hanging off the side of my nose. At the time, I wondered whether oil had become an issue in the night. However, I chalked it up to maybe having used my facial cream too close, and maybe the strip had absorbed some of it over time. The next time I applied these, I made sure to keep products even further from the edges of these strips. When I woke up, everything was where it should be, firmly held in place. I cannot tell you whether there has been an actual difference in the quality of sleep that I have received while using these, but I can 100% say that it opens my nasal passages for better breathing. These things really surprised me. I almost wish I could just wear these 24/7, but they are a serious eye sore. As these are mainly intended for night use, I suppose that should be a non-issue. However, these are also advertised for use during workouts. I could see these being really helpful out on hikes, where outdoor air really messes with my sinuses, but who would wear these out of the house? Working out at home wouldn't be an issue, but the color of these strips makes their use far more limiting, in my opinion. If these were more flesh-colored, it would be a little more tolerable to wear out, but as is, I absolutely wouldn't. The stickiness of these strips has been surprisingly stronger than anticipated. You definitely want to be gentle upon removal, as the first time I tried, I did so a little too quickly. It didn't irritate my skin too much, but ever so slightly in the moment, due to the strong adhesive. Read more

The adhesive on these isn't as strong as on the name-brand breath strips, and seems to have better breathability. However, this comes at the cost of opening your nasal passages. Theoretically these could work if you just need a little extra airflow, but if you need something to help with a bug or serious snoring problems, they're not going to cut it. Read more

I think these are great. They work for me as well as the name brand ones do. I don't always have trouble breathing at night, but sometimes I'll have a cold, or (like right now) there will be a lot of irritations in the air like ragweed pollen and smoke from people burning wood and leaves while cleaning up their yards. The extra bit of lift helps to open my nasal passages and I don't wake up with a sore throat from breathing through my mouth all night. I am not wild about the black color but I didn't deduct a star for it because they still work just fine no matter the color. I do like to read after I retire for the evening, though, and it takes a little while for my brain to block out the black thing literally right in front of my eyes, so if I'm sure I'm going to use the strips, I wait until it's time to turn out the light. The adhesive works well for me even with oily skin but I use a little witch hazel on my nose after I wash my face and I think that helps them adhere. Read more

I got these Snifflink Nasal Strips through the Amazon Vine Program. I think they work great and whenever I have a stuffy nose or eat too much and expect to snore, I slap one on and I seem to snore less. I like the breathable fabric, stick to my nose nicely, and think these are a value for how many come in a box. I would recommend. Read more