Intake Magnetic Nasal Strips

Intake Magnetic Nasal Strips

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Bedroom · Sleep

If someone in your bed snores or wakes up stuffy, these magnetic nose strips gently lift the sides of the nose from the outside to help air flow.

RoomBedroom

Good forSnoring, stuffy nights and workouts

SpaceA small starter box

UpkeepReplace the adhesive tabs nightly

What problem does it solve?

Regular nasal strips can lose their grip by morning, and some people find them irritating.

Intake uses two small adhesive tabs on each side of the nose plus a reusable magnetic band that clicks on top. The band lifts the sides of the nose to open the nasal valve, with nothing going inside your nostrils.

What living with it is like

  • Find your fit. The starter kit includes 4 band sizes so you can find the right balance of lift and comfort.
  • About a month of nights. 30 sets of adhesive tabs come in the kit, one set per night.
  • Reusable band. You keep the band and only replace the tabs.
  • Stays put. Latex free adhesive designed to hold through sleep and workouts.

Before you buy

Snoring can sometimes be a sign of sleep apnea. If loud snoring comes with daytime tiredness or gasping at night, it’s worth talking to a doctor.

You’ll need to buy refill tabs once the first 30 run out.

Is it worth it for your home?

For mild snoring or congestion, it’s a simple, drug free thing to try, and a lot cheaper than most sleep gadgets.

If nasal strips don’t help you at all, this probably won’t either, since it works the same basic way.

If it’s not quite right

Budget

Breathe Right strips

The classic disposable strips, cheap and easy to find.

Inside the nose

Nasal dilator cones

Soft cones that sit inside the nostril.

Different approach

Wedge pillow

Sleeping propped up can help some snorers.

Our take Home Score 7/10

A clever, comfortable take on nasal strips. Worth a try for snoring or stuffy nights, and quiet nights help the whole house.

Keep it if you or your partner snore lightly or wake up congested.
Pass if you suspect sleep apnea. See a doctor first.

What we looked at: Intake’s Amazon listing and its product instructions.

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