Rhinomed Mute Nasal Dilator Snoring Solution | Starter Pack | Snore Less & Sleep Better | Nasal Strip Alternative | Comfortable Breathing Aids for Better Sleep & Improved Airflow

I bought the starter pack as I wasn’t sure what size my nostrils would be. I have a deviated septum and very often I can’t breathe through my nose properly and I’ve became used to this over the years. However my snoring at night has caused issues with my wife and I with her losing sleep over it for years now and it’s caused me to need to sleep on the couch multiple times. First time using them and my life has improved for several reason! I can breathe properly again as normal, I don’t snore at night nearly half as much as is used to, I sleep most of the night and wake up feeling more refreshed and energetic and it’s improved the sleep quality for my wife. She even tried the size medium and she had great results too but thought that she would need the small size, so I’ve just bought the 3 pack of small ones for us both to use going forward. I sleep with it in every night now for the last 2-3 weeks and I feel the downside if I fall asleep without putting it in. They can be ever so slightly uncomfortable, but are by no means invasive or too hard. The only time that you may feel pain is in the morning after wearing them all night, but once you take them out in the morning it just goes back to normal and you can carry on with your day. I’m so glad I found these and they are so worth the money for the increase in quality of life.

Since the stated purpose of this device is to increase nose breathing and reduce mouth breathing, I have to say that it works for me. In fact, two of the three sizes in the pack work for me. But both sizes which worked were somewhat uncomfortable, and I can't wait to take the device out of my nose when I'm using it. There's a measure of adjustment, but I couldn't find any setting that was really comfortable, despite a lot of tweaking. Also, if you have a cold, the results can be rather.... icky. It's easy to wash, though. I question whether a device like this could be made agreeable to use. It's probably not the manufacturer's fault that it isn't. And it's still preferable to a night of snoring, and not just for me.

Wow, this is really, really good. Dropped a star purely due to the unaffordable price. But this is a very effective product. I have a deviated septum, and intrinsic rhinitis, which has caused me so much trouble sleeping with snoring, and has been quite debilitating at times. I had given up on finding anything that could help. As soon as you fit the clip you can feel the increased air flow. And testing it, I could hardly force a snoring sound as soon as I fitted it, which is amazing. I have slept much better since using this. One day I was quite congested as well, which maybe defeated it slightly, but I think it still helped reduce the impact of that even then. I found the middle one was the best size for me, and you can adjust the rings bigger too if you need to. Once fitted it stays in place all night just fine. I would highly recommend, but would be good if more affordable.

I’m a size large, like everything in my life large. Large ears Large ego and large snoring. While these help with my snoring the main thing I noticed was I felt more refreshed in the morning dramatically so. I now use these with a moth device and my snoring has stopped. Well at least last night… I’ve never used anything like this before and they certainly made a difference. They feel a tad strange at first but you soon get used to them. Wait untill you notice how much easier it is to breath with them in, for me it was an eye openibg experience. Like Kevin said give them a whirl they glare significantly better than nose strips.

I have never been able to test it for the night as I can't even keep it on for 5 mins. Very uncomfortable, no matter the size I pick. It either squeezes my nasal cartilage to the point that it hurts, or it easily falls out. I cannot even phantom how you could forget you are wearing it.. According to my experience, the whole concept of having something stuck deep inside your nose and be expected to relax and fall asleep, is just plainly unrealistic

I have a deviated septum following an injury which has impacted my ability to breathe effectively through my right nostril. I bought these without much faith they would work, but the result/ difference was immediate. For the first time in years I could breathe deeply through my nose without resistance or ‘whistling’, and the relief was incredible. Using them whilst sleeping was a learning curb - they aren’t uncomfortable, but I had to adjust to the sensation of having something foreign inserted in my nose. But now I’m used to it. I have personally noticed my sleep quality improving & my smart / fitness watch has registered an improvement in my blood oxygen levels so it does have verifiable benefits in that respect too. For people unsure about the ideal size required I would advise getting the pack with the 3 varied sizes first to test out, as there no standardised way to advise on what size to purchase. Personally the smallest size was perfect for me, but my husband needed a medium. The guidance is that each insert is good for a fixed number of uses, but in all honesty if I adhered to that it would render these out my budget to use consistently. As such I personally just wash / sterilise and reuse until I determine it’s time for a new unit. As of now this has caused me no issues.

As a deviated septum sufferer this has been a revolution, they are a little uncomfortable in the beginning but then anything shoved into your nasal opening is not going to be super comfortable so its win some lose some - BUT overall very happy with the way it does keep open the nasal cavity when sleeping. Now its a just a regular part of bedtime routine and im used to it now. ONLY real issue is the cost - wowo £16 for 3x rubbery things is not great value for money but for the benefit of sleeping better its worth it.

I bought these hoping they would help me breathe through my nose easier and prevent snoring. Unfortunately, I couldn’t get a good fit as the sizing wasn’t great for me. As noses are different for everyone, I wouldn’t completely write it off for all, but I basically needed the size small to be longer so I could move it further up the nostrils. The large was long enough, but the size of the bits on the end was too big. Despite this, they were really easy to put in and didn’t feel too obstructive. They felt like they were good quality, and could be reused a fair few times as they didn’t feel sticky or tacky after a few nights of trying it. I can’t call on the effectiveness and functionality, but I would say if your nose is a little shorter they’re worth trying.