Soft Nasal Dilators for Improved Breathing, Snoring Relief & Sinus Congestion - Comfortable Nose Vents for Sleep, Sports & Daily Use (Brown_Lavender Scent, Medium)

This Ebreathing Soft Nasal Dilator has been a great addition to my nightly routine. It’s comfortable to wear, has a gentle and invisible fit, and truly makes a difference in promoting easier breathing during sleep. The design is soft and unobtrusive, and the large size fits well without causing any discomfort. It’s especially helpful during allergy season, when nasal passages tend to feel more congested. Overall, this is a simple yet effective solution for anyone looking to improve airflow and reduce nighttime snoring or congestion.

I had high hopes for these, as I've heard people with deviated septum and turbinate issues have had success with them. The dilators themselves are good quality, no complaints there. However, for me, they provided zero breathing relief. All I felt was a constant tickling sensation in my nose. Instead of helping me sleep better, the feeling kept me awake. If you have similar issues, just know that this isn't a guaranteed fix. It's a well-made product, but it made no difference for my breathing.

I wasn’t sure if this would make much of a difference, but it does help with nasal congestion. It’s lightweight, fits comfortably, and stays in place without being too noticeable. The minty scent is subtle but gives a nice cooling effect, which makes breathing feel a bit easier. I’ve used it while exercising and at night, and it does seem to improve airflow. It’s not a dramatic change, but it makes things more comfortable, especially when my nose feels stuffy. Decent product overall.

They smell minty and feel okay in the nose, but I didn’t really notice any big difference in my breathing. Just a very average product.

The rubber is soft and the lavender smell is nice but these honestly did not help for me at all. The rubber may be too soft? Seemed to collapse in on hard breaths, and even felt like it was blocking my airways more than opening them just by virtue of being in my nose. Was causing louder nasal breathing that caused my spouse to have to wake me because the whistling it was creating was too much for him to deal with. I never used them again after that. It could be that dilators just aren’t for me, but my experience was not great.

Hubs and I have tried several other anti snoring products, and this one is the best we have found( so far). Pros - when it stays in place, there is definitely less snoring and more sleep (for both spouses). Cons - 1) it falls out sometimes…maybe 20% of the time. Sometimes we find it and sometimes we don’t. 2) the directions actually say it is intended for single use…huh??? These would become really expensive, really quickly. 3) if they aren’t single use, how do we clean them? We rinse them most days and then, every couple of days, break off a piece of a retainer cleaner and use it on this. 4) the nose has definitely dried out, leading to excess dried mucus. Annoying, but not a deal breaker. Conclusion…the pros still outweigh the cons and the price isn’t too bad either.

First of all, I liked how they were packing the product. It looks clean and safe. The rubber didn't lose texture so it fell out of my nose constantly. I ordered the M. It fit me well. I have tried many different types of nasal dilators and these are the most work and comfortable for me. This is thin, soft and flexible. I'm so excited that i found right product finally. I'll recommended to my friends who having a nasal problem.

My plastic surgeon failed to actually do anything about my deviated septum AND messed up my nose aesthetically, so I have to use one of these 24/7 for both comfort and my will to live. These are the only nasal dilators I can find that are the CORRECT shape, which makes it all the more frustrating that they're so thin. 0.7mm thickness makes it way too soft and flexible. It needs to be firmer. The rubber also needs TEXTURE so it doesn't become slimy and fall out of my nose constantly (larger sizes ruin the aesthetics and also still fall out, so don't even try to argue with me.) Worst of all is the obscene price for a single-use product. These would cost me almost as much as food does if I didn't reuse them. It wouldn't need to be single-use if it wasn't so thin and soft, though, would it? Hm.