best invention ever

These make an incredible difference in airflow. They do stop most of the snoring, according to my husband. I also find that I sleep incredibly long, when I use them. But they only stick for one night, if I wash my nose first.

They noticeably open the sinus passages to aid in breathing but ultimately did not work for me. Surgery was the only effective way of getting my snoring under control. I imagine they would be helpful for sports as many football players use them. They are unfortunately rather expensive but work better than any of the generic versions.

I've used these a few times when traveling. They seemed to do the job well. At least, I had no complaints from anyone the next morning.

I tried using these for a while, and I admit that they did seem to help, but not much. I eventually went for a sleep study and discovered I had sleep apnea, I now use a CPAP breathing device while I sleep. CPAP is a god-send.

It only worked for my EX-husband when he slept in a proper position. People who roll around at all, it doesn't work. So if you're a still sleeper - great, us these. If you're NOT, you're not gonna get much use out of them. Also, if you live without a good A/C and you're going to sweat at all while you're sleeping, they'll peel right off UNLESS you use the "sports" ones.

I have been using breathe right nasal strips for years.I have had nighttime breathing problems and I have had sinus surgery.Breathe right strips have helped my problems greatly.I use them every night.I wash my nose to remove oil before bedtime. They stick fine until I take my morning shower.I don't sleep well without them. Thumbs way up!

These things don't stick to my nose for very long, and besides that, they still don't work. I saw on television a while back that there is not medical proof whatsoever that these things really do what they are supposed to do.