Soft Nasal Dilators for Sleeping (Relax Neutral) - Snoring Support & Breathing Aid (Gentle, Invisible Fit) – Promotes Easier Breathing (Medium)

I suffer from collapsing nasal cartilage which can make many activities a struggle. I found a great set of nasal dialators for sleep that are of thicker material and much firmer to stand up against the high pressures of my CPAP but they leave my nose more sensitive and are uncomfortable to wear for daily activities. These have proven to be the answer.Things to know:- These are much thinner and more flexible then many on the market so if you are looking for them to stand up against outward force pressure from more than glasses you may be disappointed.- Know your size. Too big will hurt, too small will fall out, if you are prone to heavy nasal drip they will fall out. These can't be cut to custom to your size. If you don't know your size don't guess, get the trial pack or get a very cheap trial pack of another kind to know for sure.

I've been using the Rhinomed turbine & Zquiet Breathe nasal dialators with good results and wanted to give this one a try. What a piece of junk, I can't imagine how this would help open anyone's nasal passage. The plastic is very soft and flimsy, just a bit stiffer then a rubber band and IMHO you could stick a rubber band up your nose and get better results! I was drawn by the shape and I feel if it were more rigid it could work.

I have tried several varieties of nasal dilators and these are the most comfortable. They are thin and flexible, which is what makes them comfortable. I don't need my airways expanded, I need them to not collapse or get smaller when I take a breath in. These accomplish that mission and are comfortable while doing it.

Very flimsy. Does not work very well.

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.

An excellent product. I just wish I had discovered these sooner..

I have tried a number of nasal dilators and this one ranks among the lowest in design and effectiveness. The rubber is way too soft and pliable to add any support to the nostrils. There is simply no way that this product could actually open up the nasal cavity. It actually made breathing more difficult for me. I am sticking with my tried and true nasal strips.

I’ve tried many varieties and these are one of my favorites. They are softer & more “flimsy” than others but that is why they are most comfortable. The trick is to size up. They run small and I’d say I have an average woman sized nose. I purchased the variety pack and the largest one is the one that works for me. As far as any Oder, it disappears after being “aired out” outside of packaging or the first couple of uses. (Or just spritz it with some alcohol.) They are so very comfortable, I’ve gotten up and walked around for a bit, before I realizing that I’d forgot to take it out!