Nasal Strips, Nasal Plasters Better Breathing, Anti-snoring Nasal Strips, Snoring Stoppers, Nasal Plasters

These are the best strips and the most economical. I've been using them for two years and they're the most consistent sticking ones I've found. Only thing is to make sure the skin around the nose is bone dry. If it isn't the adhesive will pops off. Then you need to toss it. It won't come back from that.

These nasal strips are an amazing deal for the price—300 in a pack lasts a long time, which is perfect since I use them every night. I have pets at home and unfortunately, I’m allergic to them, so nighttime congestion is a regular issue. These strips help me breathe so much easier and sleep better, especially when I’m sick. They stay in place all night and are super effective. The only downside is that they’re very sticky—sometimes a bit tough to remove in the morning without tugging at your skin. But honestly, the way they help me sleep and breathe is worth it. Still a great value overall!

I have used nose strips for many years to help me sleep. I've used several brands. These are large enough to work, The glue could be a bit stronger, but they don't hurt to take off in the morning. If I clean and dry my nose well before I put them on, they stay on all night. These are much cheaper than the brand names and even the store brands and they still work.

Works exactly as expected. I use it to prevent snoring and to breathe better when sleeping. My only suggestion is that you should remember to wash and dry the area of the nose this goes across with soap and water then dry thoroughly before applying the strips for best adhesion. They are quite sticky and springy as should be expected. When removing them, just peel very slowly with gradual force and DON'T rip it off in a single quick pull. After eight hours of sleep the adhesive should already have lost some of its grip. Very pleased at the price.

Yes it's quite sticky, and yes it needs to be. It stays fully in place 85% of the time on me. If you clean and dry your skin thoroughly and don't get sweaty it performs best. If it were more sticky I'd be worried about it harming skin. If it were less sticky it wouldn't be effective for me. Similarly if it were more ridged it would get uncomfortable, less and it wouldn't do its job. I experimented moving it up and down, I find that midway between the hard cartilage and the nostrils is the only effective spot. Seems obvious now that I'm typing it lol. If you find it too sticky, just apply a very thin coat of lotion or cut the wings off as others say.