Nozovent® Nasal Dilator
Pack of 2 nasal dilators | Medium or large
Nozovent® Nasal Dilator helps to relieve the vibrations that cause snoring. Available in two sizes, Medium or Large. It is a small strip made from medical plastic that inserts into the nasal channels, opens the nostrils, and allows more oxygen into the airways. As a result the soft palate does not vibrate as much, breathing is easier, and snoring sounds are less.
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Product details
Description
Nozovent® Nasal Dilator is a simple but proven top-rated product to help relieve the vibrations that cause snoring. Available in two sizes, Medium or Large. It opens the nostrils, allowing more oxygen into the airways. It is a small strip made from medical plastic that inserts into the nasal channels, and expands, allowing breathing to become easier. As a result, the soft palate does not vibrate as easily, you breathe easier and snore less. Easier on your throat too, and allows more oxygen into your lungs.
The Nozovent® Nasal Dilator is designed and made using a ‘springy’, flexible plastic (polyeteramid). It takes a little time to get used to, but with regular use most find that they forget its presence in the nose. In position, Nozovent® is anchored by specially designed nodules, which ensure that the device does not come into contact with the mucous membrane or become the cause of a nosebleed.
Each pack contains 2 pieces.
Materials
Product Dimensions : 10 x 3 x 9 cm; 10 g
Materials: Medical plastic / Silicone
Regular use
After use, clean Nozovent® thoroughly with soap and water. It can also be sterilised in boiling water. With regular use, the device will give good service for up to three months before needing replacement.
Available in 2 sizes
Nozovent® is available in two sizes, Medium or Large. The most common is Medium, but there is also a Large size, for people with well-developed noses. It is important that you choose the correct size, so that your Nozovent is secure. If necessary, you can individually adapt the wings using a small pair of scissors. Remove as much material as necessary to ensure a good fit and the best possible comfort.
Additional FAQs
Do nasal dilators work and how do they help with snoring?
Nasal dilators don’t cure snoring, but they can make a real difference if your snoring is caused by blocked or narrow nasal passages. Worn inside the nostrils, they gently widen the nasal valves, reducing resistance and improving airflow. This can ease nasal-based snoring, support clearer breathing through the nose, and reduce mouth breathing.
They’re less effective if your snoring comes from the throat or tongue collapsing during sleep, in which case another type of solution may be more suitable. You can take our interactive snore quiz to help determine your snoring type.
What’s the difference between nasal dilators and nasal strips?
Nasal dilators and nasal strips are sometimes referred to as internal and external nasal dilators. Both aim to improve airflow, but they work in different ways:
- Internal nasal dilators (or nasal valve dilators) are small inserts worn inside the nostrils. They gently hold the nasal passages open and are usually reusable, providing consistent support throughout the night. Some are designed to provide extra support for weak or collapsing nasal valves.
- External nasal dilators (or nasal strips) are adhesive bands placed across the outside of the nose. They work by gently lifting the sides of the nose to open the airways.
Many people prefer the comfort and reusability of internal dilators, while others like the convenience of disposable strips.
Are there different types of nasal dilators?
Yes. Internal nasal dilators (sometimes called nasal valve dilators) are small, reusable inserts worn inside the nostrils, while external dilators (nasal strips) are disposable adhesive bands placed across the outside of the nose. You may also come across magnetic nasal dilators, magnetic nose clips, or nose magnets, which are a more recent innovation. These devices include small magnets and are designed to hold the nostrils open in a similar way, helping to improve airflow and reduce nasal snoring.
Are nasal dilators safe to use every night?
Most nasal dilators are safe for regular nightly use. Internal dilators can be cleaned and reused but should be replaced after the period recommended by the manufacturer for hygiene. External dilators (nasal strips) are single-use and should be discarded after each night. Always read the instructions for use, as these include important details on cleaning, replacement, suitability, possible side effects, and any cautions.
How do I clean a nasal dilator?
Reusable nasal dilators should be cleaned regularly to keep them hygienic and in good condition. After each use, rinse the dilator under warm water and gently wash it with mild soap. Allow it to air-dry completely before storing it in a clean case. Always check the manufacturer’s instructions, as some types (including silicone nasal valve dilators) may have specific cleaning or replacement guidance.
164 reviews for Nozovent® Nasal Dilator
Excellent
After the initial first use of these nasal strips l found immediate relief from dry mouth and felt better rested in the morning. It did help to reduce my snoring, however l have purchased a mouth spray which when used together has stopped the snoring. Not drinking alcohol does help my problem as well.In essence l am extremely pleased with my purchase.
A partial success
My snoring was becoming more frequent in the ast 3-4 years and was disturbing my partner a lot. I bought the Nozovent to try and make her quality-of-life better and I had fairly low expectations that it could work. However the Nozovent has definitely made a difference and although it has not stopped me snoring every single night it has worked about 75% of the time. There are still occasions when I still snore and we cannot work out why it doesn’t work on those nights i.e. its not always because I am extra tired or have had a drink. After the first 3-4 nights you get used to wearing the product and I now sleep without any problems caused by wearing it. It will occasionally fall out (maybe one night in a week). The product does lose it’s strength (elasticity) after just a few weeks and I dont know why they cannot make it more durable. So its a good start but I will have to be convinced that I can maintain the kind of success I have had initially to keep purchasing it regularly.
Clear airways
The Nozovent has helped me breath better at night so I sleep better and don’t block up do much. However , I don’t think it has helped my snoring much.
Goodbye Collapsed Nostrils, Hello restful sleep!
I have to admit I was worried about spending money on a piece of plastic that might or might not fall out and get lost; that might or might not fit my larger than average female nose; that might just help my sinuses and dry mouth. I’ve had sinus infections on and off for years. The recent one left me feeling absolutely wiped out, not only because of the baceterial infection but also because I couldn’t sleep. I’m a side sleeper but one of my nostrils tends to clog up, which causes me to turn over in my sleep. Repeatedly. Then I would wake up with a dry mouth because I’d been mouth-breathing and the central heating had come on. So I bought a medium sized Nozovent, on the off chance it would be large enough. It is. I found it very hard to fit at first, but once I followed the diagrams on the box correctly, I got the hang of it. It’s only come out in my sleep once, I think I must have taken it out, but handily kept holding on to it! They do look as if they could get lost easily, so it’s useful that there are two per pack. Coincidentally. I have just gone part time at work, so I don’t know how much my sleep has improved because of the Nozovent, and how much is owing to stress reduction. Last night I slept eight and a half hours. That’s almost a miracle for me.As a final remark. I’d add that the times I didn’t use the Nozovent since its arrival about ten days ago, I woke up either with a collapsed, blocked nostril or a headache. That’s proof for me that it works.It’s a little uncomfortable to take out by morning, but hasn’t caused nosebleeds or damage. I haven’t been much of a snorer, though occasionally I’ve had sleep apnoea. So I can’t comment on that, except that I’ve had no sudden wakings since I started using the Nozovent. Im giving it nine out of ten because it does feel difficult to take out. Now I want my snoring partner to try one!””
Nozovent
I have been using Nozovent (medium) for many years now and find them extremely helpful. I would not consider going to bed without them. If you get the correct size they never seem to come out and I could not be more pleased with the product.