Okay But Could Be Better
I've used breathe-right strips in the past to help get better airflow through my nose while sleeping.  They work well but the cost becomes a burden since they're disposable.  Decided to try a nasal dilator and got this.  I see the potential and it work somewhat, but it needs improvement.<br />The first issue is the little tab that holds the two dilators together.  It's super short and keeps me from being able to insert the pieces far enough into my nostrils.  I ended up cutting the strip and separating the dilators, which helped a bit.  The second problem is that the tubes need to be a little longer for my nose.  They don't reach quite far enough into my nose to completely open up the airways.  Thirdly, I find the blue filter inserts to be counter productive.  They reduce airflow, which is already the issue they seek to fix.  I got rid of them immediately.  The last thing is that these don't always stay in my nose overnight.  The extra-big ends that remain outside of the nostrils keep them from getting a good tight seal for me.<br />Despite the above complaints, these still help.  They might work better for someone with a smaller nose.  Ideally the tubes would come with plenty of length and could be trimmed to size to fit the users nose more suitably.  These are okay, but could be better.
Rating: 3 stars