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The flexible bands lift the nasal sidewalls externally to help the front of the nasal passages feel more open during sleep.
Learn how On The Nose Co nose strips for snoring work, who they may suit and how to apply nasal strips correctly for more comfortable breathing during sleep.
Nose strips are flexible adhesive bands placed across the outside of the nose. Their spring-like bands gently lift the sides of the nose, helping create a more open feeling through the nasal passages.
This may be helpful when snoring is associated with restricted nasal airflow, mild congestion or difficulty breathing comfortably through the nose at night. Nose strips work externally and do not contain medication.
The flexible bands lift the nasal sidewalls externally to help the front of the nasal passages feel more open during sleep.
Nose strips contain no medication and can be incorporated into a regular bedtime routine when comfortable nasal breathing is needed.
Apply the strip to clean, dry skin before bed and press the centre and ends firmly to help create a secure overnight hold.
Helpful answers about nighttime nasal strips, snoring, congestion, sleeping positions, sensitive skin and correct application.
Nose strips are most likely to help when snoring is associated with restricted nasal airflow. This may include snoring that becomes worse when the nose feels blocked, congested or difficult to breathe through.
Nose strips are less likely to resolve snoring that originates primarily from the throat, tongue or another underlying sleep condition.
On The Nose Co nose strips contain flexible bands that gently pull outward on the nasal sidewalls. This mechanical lifting action may help widen the front of the nasal passages and support more comfortable nighttime nasal breathing.
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Wash and completely dry the outside of your nose. Remove facial oils, moisturiser, makeup and skincare products from the application area.
Centre the strip across the lower bridge of the nose, above the nostril flare. Press the centre and both ends firmly for approximately 10 to 15 seconds.
Apply the strip shortly before bed while your skin is still clean and dry. Applying it before becoming warm or sweaty can help the adhesive form a more secure bond.
Avoid repeatedly lifting and repositioning the strip, as this can reduce its adhesion.
Nose strips may help the front of the nasal passages feel more open when mild congestion is restricting airflow. However, they do not treat allergies, infections, sinus conditions or the underlying cause of nasal congestion.
Persistent, severe or unexplained congestion should be discussed with a qualified healthcare professional.
Customers with sensitive skin may prefer a clear, skin-friendly nose strip. Test the strip for a shorter period before wearing it throughout the night and remove it slowly in the morning.
View On The Nose Co clear nose strips for a more discreet nighttime option.
A nose strip may come loose when applied over moisturiser, facial oil, damp skin, makeup or skincare products. Incorrect placement or touching the adhesive before application may also weaken the hold.
Clean and dry the nose thoroughly, avoid skincare products beneath the strip and press each end firmly for 10 to 15 seconds.
Some people find that sleeping on their side reduces snoring compared with sleeping on their back. A nose strip may provide additional support when restricted nasal airflow is also contributing to the snoring.
Results vary because snoring can have several causes, including sleep position, nasal obstruction and throat anatomy.
No. Nose strips are not a treatment or cure for obstructive sleep apnoea. They provide external support to the nasal sidewalls but do not prevent airway collapse in the throat.
Loud ongoing snoring, choking during sleep, witnessed pauses in breathing, morning headaches or excessive daytime tiredness should be assessed by a healthcare professional.
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