SleepRight Sport Intra-Nasal Breathe Aids Breathing Aids for Sports Nasal Dilator for Athletes

It works good, but the nose feels numb the next day. Maybe because we sleep while the air conditioner is on so the air is always dry in the room, but who knows .

It will be great if there were different sizes to choose from according to nose nostrils size. Noses differ is size tremendously.

Lo uso sin problema, solo espero que no me lastime si me dan un balonazo en la nariz.

Updated Review: After wearing these for a while, I felt that it was fair to update my review and add more stars. While these did hurt my nose and leave big sores and scabs (I found a trick) with the sores in my nose, these were still the best and so I kept using them. They have been hands down the best that I've found to actually open my nasal passages enough to breathe at night. What I ended up doing was putting some triple antibiotic ointment up my nose (for the sores) but, in turn found that by doing so they no longer hurt my nose with the ability to slide as I move around at night. They stay in place but, don't grab your sensitive skin. You could use Vaseline along with these and you will not have any discomfort at all and even better, you'll be able to breathe!!! Based on this little addition to my nightly routine, I now highly recommend these! Original review: Works great but, makes my nose hurt and I get huge sores in my nose.

I am the wife and to my total dismay it has come to my attention that I snore! My husband is way too kind to complain about it or even mention it, but a pretty good clue was waking up to find his pillow wrapped around his head covering both ears. When I asked him if it was because I snore, he grudgingly admitted it was true. This thing was recommended by a relative and works for me. Once it has been in my nose for a while, I don't even feel it. We both benefit, because I sleep better now too!

These are pretty great. At night I use a bent U-shaped Q-tip since it does the best at pushing my nostrils outward. These are nice during the day at work because they’re not ridiculous looking. They are less irritating on my septum, unlike the nasal cones. After testing these out for a couple days, I think the material/resistance is pretty good. One improvement I would recommend would be to make the “wings” of the product that push the nasal walls outward just a little bit longer so that they would reach a little higher up the nasal walls, resulting in more wall being pushed outward from slightly higher up. Maybe make it a larger size that could be packaged with the normal one I got? Anyway it’s a great product and I love how you can choose two different ways to fit it in your nose. It definitely does help the amount of oxygen I can get in through my nose, and I’d say worth the $18.

Not comfortable enough to wear for long periods and not secure enough to wear during activity. I mainly bought these for a sleep aid but they are so uncomfortable they just keep me up. They are made of a harder plastic (which I suppose they have to be to hold their form) that digs into the inside of your nose, especially with any pressure like from a pillow if you're a side/stomach sleeper. I found that wearing them upside down worked best for my nose shape and they do increase airflow a lot but they just aren't comfortable. Also tickle the inside of your nose if you have any hair up there...