Breathe Right® Small Nasal Strips 10 pieces

Breathe Right® Small Nasal Strips 10 pcs. are beige adhesive strips that help relieve nasal congestion caused by colds, allergies and deviated septum. Their flexible design helps to lift and open the nostrils and thus improve airflow. They can be used both day and night. They are single-use strips and it is not recommended to apply them on wounds, irritated skin or sunburn and do not use more than 12 hours a day.

Suitable for adults and children from 5 years of age in cases of nasal congestion caused by allergies, colds or in case of snoring.

Small/medium size. Beige colour.

Clean and wash the nose area to remove any impurities.

Remove the protective paper from the strip and place the strip on the nose.

Press the ends and rub gently to ensure that the strip is adhered.

Remove the strip slowly with lukewarm water or in the shower. Loosen the ends first and gently lift from both sides.

*Do not apply to wounds, irritated skin or sunburn.

*Do not use for more than 12 hours a day.

*Do not use on children under 5 years of age.

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€0.81 / Units

Nasal strips are adhesive strips that work as a nasal dilator and support the opening of the nostrils to promote breathing. They are recommended when the nose is congested and causes snoring and makes it difficult to sleep.

Nasal congestion causes air to flow with difficulty from the nostrils to the throat, making it unable to breathe normally and causing mouth breathing. Sometimes, this air passing through the throat causes vibrations in the walls of the throat, producing snoring. It also causes pharyngeal mucosa dryness.

These nasal strips help to keep the front nostril open. They are usually placed directly under the nasal bone and support the expansion of this cavity and improve the flow of air through it.

These strips are often used as a remedy to help breathe at night and improve sleep quality. They are also recommended for athletes with narrow airways to improve breathing during exercise.

It is important to know that they are not a long-term solution to reduce night-time snoring, nor in certain situations such as a deviated septum. If in doubt, consult a healthcare professional.