Rhinomed Mute Nasal Dilator for Snore Reduction - Anti-Snoring Aid Solution - Improve Airflow - Comfortable Nose Vents, Breathing Aids for Better Sleep - (Size Small, 3-Pk)

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RhinoMed also makes a product called Pronto Sleep, a rechargeable vapor inhaler that works similarly to a nasal dilator. This inhaler helps open your nasal passages, just like Mute, but it also delivers a blend of essential oil vapors (tea tree, lavender, eucalyptus, and valerian) directly into your nose to improve relaxation and sleep quality. Inserting the MUTE into my nose was not as straightforward as I would have hoped. The MUTE comes with detailed instructions and you really do need to read them to understand how to put it in. Carefully insert the dilator in your nose, arms first. It helps to tilt the bridge of the dilator up while inserting it. If you can’t fit the arms and paddles into your nose, the dilator is too large for you. You can open up the loops of the dilator to get a better fit. Each dilator has three different adjustments.

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Hold the dilator between your thumb and first finger so the “arms” (which look like little loops) face you. When you hold it correctly, the paddles will point away from you. Medical News Today has strict sourcing guidelines and draws only from peer-reviewed studies, academic research institutions, and medical journals and associations. We avoid using tertiary references. We link primary sources — including studies, scientific references, and statistics — within each article and also list them in the resources section at the bottom of our articles. You can learn more about how we ensure our content is accurate and current by reading our editorial policy.

After reading into the clinical trial and peer-reviewed studies about internal dilators like Mute, our team wanted to try it to see if it was easy to use, comfortable, and an actual solution for snorers. If you prefer to avoid using an internal nasal dilator, you might consider nasal strips, which are external dilators that help open your nasal passages from the outside. When you apply these strips to the bridge of your nose, the strong adhesive helps open your nasal passages so you can breathe more easily as you sleep.

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Rhinomed Mute Nasal Dilator comes in three different sizes – small, medium, and large. These three sizes are even more versatile thanks to the fact that the stents that go inside the nose can be further adjusted. There are different settings for each of the stents. This means that if one of your nostrils is larger than the other, you can adjust your Rhinomed Mute Nasal Dilator so it fits perfectly. Try removing the dilator. It shouldn’t drop out easily. If you’re using the right size, you’ll feel some resistance. This helps keep it in securely. You may find the Mute dilator helpful if the available sizes work for you and you don’t mind sleeping with a device that goes inside your nose. Other people may not have an issue with nasal breathing and snore due to other reasons, such as lower airway obstructions. For another group of people, it may be a combination of the nose and throat, so combining products like nasal dilator and say a positional pillow or a nasal dilator with doctor prescribed mandibular splint may be right for them.Wear and tear may interfere with the product’s fit. If a person notices any damage, or if they have hygiene concerns, they should dispose of the product as soon as possible. How can I permanently stop snoring? Individual results may vary. However, research into a different internal nasal dilator found that the device can help reduce the amount of time a person snores and improve their quality of sleep.

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This also makes Rhinomed Mute Nasal Dilator easier to get used to since it is possible to really hit the sweet spot between comfort and effectiveness.

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I honestly expected to wake up in the middle of the night from a big snore and feel disappointed that it didn’t work. But I didn’t. I woke up the next morning and forgot we were testing it. Wait, I didn’t wake up last night? You didn’t snore!? It worked! Camacho, M., et al. (2016). Nasal dilators (Breathe Right strips and NoZovent) for snoring and OSA: A systematic review and meta-analysis.