Nose Vent Sinus Relief Dilator (Pack of 8 Various Sizes) - A Simple Solution for Nasal Snorers - Reusable Snoring Device to Enjoy a Peaceful Night's Sleep - by Mobi Lock

so far the concept is good. i'll be trying these out for a while and update the review and the stars as necessary. The website information is inaccurate. it's states hard and soft silicone, it's not. it is hard plastic or silicone. does it stop snoring 😴 no of course not. when you get older your throat just collapses with gravity when you lay on your back. you need to learn to sleep on your side. I didn't get these for snoring. I got them because my nasal passages get restricted and it's hard to breathe through my nose when I sleep. let's see how comfortable these are and how well we work. First update: the silicon version works surprisingly well. I was also surprised that I did not need a large size like I did in other brands, but the medium size was just right and didn't fall out at night. Haven't tried the hard plastic yet, but it seems rather uncomfortable. You do have to tuck them in properly or they tend to want to slide outward. Works for me so far.

I have NVC the entire length of my nose, but I have most issues with the upper half. BreatheRight strips are still best, but this is a close second. Does more than just open up the nostrils like most dilators. Just be sure to rub a little Vaseline on the hard ones before sliding them in to make them more comfortable. In the photo, the plastic piece is where my septum meets my face, and is barely noticeable in the dark. Biggest thing you can notice is that my nostrils are now large enough to fit blueberries in. You can still hear whistling when doing moderate exertion, this is best for low levels of activity in my opinion. I can finally breathe with something other than strips and can FINALLY give the skin on the bride of my nose a BREAK

Didn’t work for me and painful. While it’s a great idea the different brands I bought need further development and tweaking in order to be useful . They are fairly expensive for something that doesn’t work. I have spent over $100 in the last few trying to find something that works and isn’t painful without success.

Bought this kit of 8 different sizes to find out what I needed. Was shocked that 4 of the 8 are hard plastic. The solid tube version is silicon, but the vented/spring looking ones are hard plastic. The medium ones fit, but the silicon versions collapse and block my nose. Hard plastic ones work better than I thought. Will take a while to get used to though I bet. Taking them out in the morning is fun. I would suggest a couple sets of them, once you figure out your size.

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.

These kind of worked at first, they were tolerable, the small ones are too small to fit the gap between my nostrils and the ones that can hurt like hell. Very uncomfortable. Nozovent has been the most effective nasal dilator I’ve used so far but it’s also the most ridiculous looking one as well.

Alright, listen up fellow sleep strugglers! I stumbled upon this nasal dilator thingy, the Premium Nose Relief Nasal Dilator, and it's lowkey changing my life. I've battled with nasal congestion forever, ruining my precious sleep. So, when I saw this pack with eight different sizes, I thought, "Why not give it a shot?" It's like a nose wardrobe - find your fit and slay the night. Let's talk comfort. These doodads are basically weightless. It's like they're not even there. No annoying shifts or pokes - just pure, uninterrupted ZZZs. Simple to use, too. No need for a degree in gadgetry; you just pick a size, pop 'em in, and voila! No more nasal traffic jams. And guess what? No funky smells! I'm not into sleeping with a bouquet under my nose, and these dilators get that. They're odorless, just doing their job without making a big stink about it. Since these little lifesavers entered my nightly routine, the snoring's down, and my sleep game is up. I wake up feeling like a champ, not a zombie. It's like my nose found its soulmate, and together, they're giving me the best sleep of my life. So, if you're in the same sleep-deprived boat, grab yourself some Premium Nose Relief Nasal Dilators. Your nose will thank you, and so will your snooze button. Sweet dreams, my fellow sleep warriors! 🌙✨

I got these to help alleviate snoring. I've been using the sticky nasal strips, but I hate the residue and the skin irritation that I get after scrubbing off the residue for a few days. I must admit that it took a while to find the right size, and even then I had to trim the length. I guess my nose is short? But that was acutally pretty easy, as the soft ones have ringed ridges that I just cut along (carefully with sharp scissors) to get the proper length. Attached photo showing a pair before and after I trimmed it. Once I did trim it to be comfortable I was VERY happy with the results. They open my nostrils much more than those sticky strips. The soft silicone material ones were super comfortable and I had no problem sleeping with this in once I got the right size and trim. Plus these are a great deal for the money since they do send a free pack after you get this sampler.

Ottimi. Aiutano sensibilmente se il problema ( deviazione setto nasale) si trova all'inizio. Cmq ho scansionato il QR code e mi hanno omaggiato di una scatola con la mia misura.

mir persönlich helfen diese dilatatoren sehr gut. zuerst die verschiedenen größen ausprobiert ... die harten sind äußerst unbequem, aber die weichen sind für mich perfekt. ich schneide mir einen ab, das verbessert den tragekomfort erheblich! mir reicht es auch, wenn ein nasenloch frei ist. dadurch schlafe ich deutlich besser und bin am tag fitter. das schnarchen soll deutlich reduziert sein. sie lassen sich durchaus sehr oft verwenden. haltbarkeit ist sehr gut, sofern sie nicht in einer bettritze verschwinden oder von der katze verzogen werden. ich verstehe die schlechten rezessionen, denn es bleibt ein sehr subjektives gefühl so einen fremden gegenstand in der nase zu haben. aber für leute die probleme in diesem bereich haben ist es auf jeden fall ein versuch wert. unkomplizierter als ne op, gesünder als ein spray, billiger und effektiver als nasenpflaster. ich komme damit gut zurecht und kann ohne nicht mehr einschlafen.

I use nasal strips to help breath at night, however they costs 25 AED for a box of 10, of which at least 3 generally go wasted because they dont stick. I tried this devices, the hard cones did not solve my problem, while the silicon tubes workes quite fine. I use the largest one and they fit well. After insertion I do not have any discomfort. Only the first 2 times I had to pull them out during night, but then I had no problems and they stay in place. The silicon is good quality. No odor at all, good moulding, washable. They help a lot, i see it because i wake up with better freshness of mind. Not every nose will be a perfect fit, but for the price give it a try!

Complete waste of time. All sizes fit poorly and are the material feels very low quality and is extremely uncomfortable. Don’t waste money on this.

I have a deviated septum and a snoring problem. I wasn't sure if these would help at all, but figured it was worth a try. So, I got the mixed pack. For myself, the medium seemed to fit best. I find the silicon ones a little more comfortable, but even the hard plastic ones were easy to get used to. I can breath through my nose and the wife says that I am snoring less. It didn't stop the snoring, just reduced it. I'm good with that. According to my smart watch my SPO2 sits higher through the night, I'm am sleeping more solidly, and feeling more rested in the morning. Most my problem is years of fighting have left my nose messed up. This helps. I'm sure dealing with the doctors would be better, but I ain't got time for that.