AIRMAX Nasal Dilator for Better Sleep - Natural, Comfortable, Anti Snoring Device, Snoring Solution for Maximum Airflow and Easier Breathing (Medium - Clear)

I bought the AIRMAX Nasal Dilator back in July 2024 after trying a bunch of other products that didn't do much for me. Honestly, I was skeptical at first, but this one's been a game-changer. I've been using it every night for months now and it's still going strong - no signs of wearing out or losing its shape. What really surprised me is how comfortable it is. I've tried other nasal dilators that felt like I had clothespins shoved up my nose, but with this one, I forget it's even there after a few minutes. The difference in my breathing is huge. My nasal passages stay open all night, which means I'm actually getting decent sleep instead of waking up with a dry mouth from breathing through it all night. And my partner says I'm snoring way less (win-win!). It's super easy to use too - just pop it in before bed and you're good to go. No fiddling with straps or adjustments or any of that nonsense. Look, I'm not usually one to write reviews, but after months of solid performance, I figured I should let others know this one's worth trying. If you've been struggling with nighttime breathing issues like I was, give this a shot. Best $15 or whatever I've spent on sleep improvement.

New review, same issue: After ordering this product six times, I am editing this review. I keep buying them, because when I get a good one, it works better than any other I have tried! Unfortunately, after receiving two that fit just fine, the last one I bought does not fit well. It is flimsy and hard to insert. Again, the quality control is an issue. Please fix this so I can give this product a 5 star rating! When they fit they work great. Previous review: I bought the two size set initially, and the first night, it was like a miracle! Took getting used to, but I was sleeping snore free. I tried the second one in the set, and although they looked identical, I assumed it was the larger of the two. It didn't work. After the vendor's suggestion of replacement after a while, I ordered another small pair, but kept the first one for a spare. The new one didn't work. I thought maybe I should have ordered the medium instead, so I did that. That one didn't work either. On a whim, I went back to using the original dilator, and again, I was sleeping snore free. Then I lost the dilator that worked :-( All I can guess is that there is no quality control on this product, and just my luck, I got a good one in the first order, and wasted money on bad ones after that. At least I know the concept works, so I will be trying other brands.

I have a narrow airway that causes snoring. Typical treatment options are not in the cards for me right now, but I still want to reduce snoring and have been trying a few different products. The good: -The dialator is made of a flexible, soft material and relatively easy to wear. It may not fit all nose shapes, but it works for mine. -My snoring has been reduced overall in the time I've spent wearing it, which is exactly what I got it for and I do feel it is effective. -It comes with a case that seals tight to keep it clean when not in use, and I appreciate that a lot. The bad: -The product has some unfinished / rough edges that are uncomfortable against my skin and can be painful. -Due to how this product works, it can leave your sinuses feeling dried out and a little raw. A humidifier can help, but it is still worth noting that you may feel uncomfortable. -If you sneeze while wearing this, it may hurt a lot :( ouch. I like this a fair amount for what it is, and it is a good tool to counteract my snoring in the meantime. Manufacturer may consider and benefit from a slightly softer material or finishing the seams of the product more efficiently so they do not dig into the skin of the person using it.

It works but it caused sores in my nose so I had to not use it often. I stopped using it after a while because it was not worth the risk with my compromised immunity.

TL;DR: the size of this makes a huge difference, with Small I'm very pleased. I used to wear nasal strips all the time due to allergies years ago. I dropped the habit when my allergies improved. Recently I tried a nasal strip again and realized just how poorly I had been sleeping due to trouble breathing. My nostrils get very narrow just before the cartilage part of my nose, and any amount of inflammation pretty much blocks them up. To make matters worse, breathing in draws my nostrils partway closed if I'm completely relaxed. Nasal strips are leaving a visible mark on my skin at this point so I've tried a few products to help. Many focus on keeping the outermost opening of the nostril free, which isn't exactly my problem. I tried the Medium one of these some months ago, and while better, I found it uncomfortable, and it wouldn't stay in the right spot. I decided to try the Small size, and I've already ordered a second to have on hand. I slept the whole night without getting frustrated and pulling it out! In my case it doesn't breathe as freely as a nasal strip, since there's something in the nasal passage after all - but it keeps things open pretty dependably and keeps me sleeping. Obviously this sort of thing is highly personal in terms of fit, but I'm happy. I will note that after wearing it back to back for a few days I got some blisters, so I'm slowly cycling this and nasal strips to hopefully get to using this 100% of the time.

I have trouble breathing through my nose, this of course causes snoring at night but it hinders daily things like exercise and even simple backpacking. I've tried too many nasal dilators to count. Most sort of work, when they're positioned just right, or fall out too easily, or just plain hurt with repeated use. These are the first that I'd say are good. They go in easily, no fussing to get it just right - it does that itself, every time. Put it in and I can breathe - wonderful. Stay in place?? Ok, I can breathe. Do they stay in? Yes, mostly. They go in easily, and they come out easily. I knocked it halfway out once but other than that it has stayed in place while sleeping and jogging. Comfort: I've had other products that worked but left the inside of my nose sore - especially at the septum. These did not do that at all. No pain, no discomfort, nothing sore in the morning. You can feel this when you wear it, but it is very comfortable. Everything is rounded so no sharp corners or edges, and it makes a big difference in comfort. So... It works really well, best that I've tried. It stays in better than most I've tried, even when jogging. It remains comfortable even wearing it all night, or all day while backpacking. It hasn't caused any discomfort at all, and that is rare compared to most that I've tried. If I had tried this first, I wouldn't have had to try so many other options. I've finally found a good one. Assuming it lasts a decent amount of time, I think I've got my favorite breathing aid. Get this one first.

Functionally it works, but it was painful. Thought it would get better after a few days but only got worse. Not sure if I got the wrong size or something, was really hopeful for this one.

Yes, I'm the snorer of the couple. After seeing how tired my husband was one morning, because I unintentionally kept him up all night, I figured I needed to try something. I purchased trial packs for both Airmax and Mute. Airmax won hands down. The material was softer, and sizing was much easier. It's easy to clean each night, and isn't very noticeable when being worn by me, or my spouse. The Mute rings I struggled with to get to be the right size. Mute felt like I had a random thing shoved up my nose, and it hurt. I signed up for the auto-ship, which at first I was hesitant to do. It's plastic, it should last 3 months right? Well it does, but when I switch to my new one, my nose knows. The Airmax tends to stretch a little, and the new one does seem more perky. While my husband can now get through most nights, it's not a cure-all. I do still snore (so I'm told) but it's not nearly as bad when I'm without it. I wake up feeling more refreshed when I'm using it.

Didn't help reduce my snoring

I am using airmax nasal dilator for snoring and I am getting great comfort.

I had a nose job 11 years ago. Several years ago, my nasal valve (basically the sides of my nose near the nostrils) started to collapse. My nostrils become more narrow. I couldn't breathe through my nose. When I jogged or slept, I could only breathe through my mouth, so I felt like I wasn't getting enough air in. I went to the US, and was advised by two surgeons, that I needed a cartilage graft to expand the sides of my nose. That costs tens of thousands of dollars, and they sometimes take cartilage from your rib. I tried Airmax, and I can finally breathe! It feels amazing. Sometimes it doesn't quite fit in, so I have try a few times, since my nostrils are fairly small. This is week 2 for me. I also ordered several pairs in the size small, in case it loses its shape. I alternate them, a few hours during the day, and some or all of the evening (if I can get it in comfortably). It works much better than breatheright strips. I only wish this had a more permanent impact. Also, I wasn't able to blow my nose through one side for years, and now that's starting to work too (minimally, but it's something).

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Horrible Product may try strips or cheaper alternatives! It is literally less than HALF A GRAM of single use SILICON at the PRICE OF GOLD that loses its shape after a single use. Any V- shaped silicon clip could serve the purpose. The M size was perfect for me as it fitted just right in the nose BUT only after first use it keeps falling off the nose because the center of the “V” i.e. the part that remains outside the nose and touches the outer septum of the nose is too week to hold its shape. So you wake up in the middle of the night gasping for air and searching for it. trust me it’s a task to search it on the bed because its a very small transparent piece of silicon, almost impossible to find it among the layers of the blanket, pillow or bed-sheet. If it falls off the bed than you would need FBI to find it. All in all useless because of bad design better find an alternative