Nozovent Anti-Snore 2/Box

7 Responses to “Nozovent Anti-Snore 2/Box”

1. GW
   January 30, 2010 at 11:40 pm

   Got this because I snore and will soon be attending a conference where I’ll be sharing a room. Didn’t want to keep my roomie up all night.

   During the summer some of my neighbors have asked me to put on the air conditioner and close my windows because they can hear me when their windows are open. Definitely snore like a freight train.

   Anyway, this product seems to work okay, after about a week it seemed to be bending out of shape a bit. A couple of things about this item, initially it irritated the inner lining of my nostrils, after a couple of weeks, I found myself apparently removing it in my sleep. It works best when used with a homeopathic stop-snore spray. In fact, I’ve basically stopped wearing it and just use the homeopathic spray now with almost the same results. Get a much better sleep and have more energy using it. Over all, try it if you want to, it’s cheap and it might work better for you.
   Rating: 3 / 5
2. Rolf Bertram
   January 31, 2010 at 2:02 am

   This device works fantastic. With sufficient air through the nose I now wake up with no headaches from lack of oxygen. I buy plenty of these to replace them every few weeks, after they wear out too much and get too weak. I use them at home, and when traveling, everyday, no exceptions. At first time use it seemed a bit painful, but after a while my nose got used to it. The strong extra-large version is definitely painful even after years of using it, but it is good to have the strong version too, since sometimes the normal version does not provide enough airflow, depending on how swollen the nose is inside, obviously depending on the diet of the day before, and how much this device needs to expand the nose. In addition to this device I recommend to watch the food you eat. Some food makes the nose inside swell up, other food creates a lot of mucous in the nose. It’s just a matter of observing what you eat, and what happens to your body. Everyone is different, there is no standard list of what to eat or not to eat to keep the nose free.
   Rating: 5 / 5
3. Raymond V. Stanton
   January 31, 2010 at 3:35 am

   I initially used Nozovent and as others have stated I experienced some discomfort. But, I used it because of the relieve in breathing and the increase in the volume of air I experienced. After reading the preceding reviews I then brought Sinus Cones & Max-Air Cones. I am very pleased with both products more so then with the Nozovent. I use the Sinus Cones while sleeping and the Max-Air Cones during the day. What a tremendous difference they have made in my life. I will look into CPAP machine in the near future but finally breathing correctly is WONDERFUL!
   
   Rating: 3 / 5
4. Z. Morris
   January 31, 2010 at 5:18 am

   I bought these to help me breathe at night while sleeping. They worked well for a couple of nights. I wasn’t offered a selection of size when ordering, although they do come in 3 sizes. I’m not sure what size I really got. They started to slip out at night after a few uses. I’ve tossed them out. I went back to the nasal strips which are better but costly in the long run. I wouldn’t recommend them.
   Rating: 1 / 5
5. Stream Hiker
   January 31, 2010 at 5:34 am

   This is a faily universal product and will work for people with all different sizes of nostrills. It does come out at night, but for me that is OK because I’m already asleep by then. Of course, if you do wake up and need the nozovent again it is difficult to find in your bedding, even when the lights are on.

   I recommend these.
   Rating: 4 / 5
6. kk
   April 6, 2010 at 3:12 am

   Yes, Nozovent is a pretty decent anti snoring solution.

   However, there are plenty other solutions out there too.
7. wendy
   April 6, 2010 at 3:49 am

   Some universal / old fashion stuffs like balance diet, natural and herbal remedies and exercises or meditations, yoga etc does help in one way or another.