cinwauvoAnti Snoring Nose Vent 8 Nasal Cones Nasal Dilator to Stop Snoring - Effective Snore Stopper Anti Snoring Devices Easy to Use Snoring Solution

These definitely help me breathe better at night, even though I'm a nose-breather during the day, at night it feels like my nose clocks out and goes home like its' shift is over. I wake up terribly tired and thirsty. I'm not sure if this made me stop snoring, but I know that I breathe better and feel more rested. So they are definitely effective and well priced. They are easy to use too, I just had to cut them little short because they were too long and went too deep into my nose.

These are terrible, they do not stay in first of all and they are hard!!! It’s so uncomfortable to wear. I would not recommend at all, unfortunately I missed my return window so I had to eat the cost but would never tell anyone else to buy them.

I recently had surgery and needed these to keep my airways open while healing. The soft silicone ones are great. I like having various sizes, but use the medium size. The cage looking ones are firm and a little bit painful. I actually had to use a nail file to sand down some of the seam edges. For the price, they are good though

Thank You.... They work great for me... I can breathe all night much better!!!👍

The ribbed plastic nose cones are hard and have sometimes sharp and poorly molded edges with artifacts from the molding process. These may help someone whose nostrils collapse shut near the opening, but nasal issues higher up in the nose are unaffected. The kit comes with a variety of sizes, one set in each size for you to choose from. If anything it’s more of a size sampler kit.

Didn’t work for me

This is the first time I have been able to breathe comfortably in a month. The harder plastic ones do not feel good but the soft ones cause no discomfort and easy breathing. 10/10 would recommend!

works as intended, but you need to pick your preferred "plug"one set is smooth-sided, while the other is more of a "skeleton" structureThey do make it easier to breath (imagine something forcing you to flare your nostrils) and I think I only had them pop out once or twice (but that was after I had fallen asleep)they're "flexible" but still something jammed into your nostrils, so it's a trade off of being able to breath better vs feeling something crammed into your nose (there's several options for diameter but they're all basically the same depth into your face)They DO make it easier to breathe while you're trying to get to sleep, but you gotta know what you're signing up for - and what your jamming into your nasal cavity.