Designed to be comfortably placed inside the nasal passages
Proven to help widen nasal passages
Tested and proven to increase airflow
Made of medical grade material
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Mack's Airmax™ Snoring Nasal Breathing Device
Features
The AIRMAX™ Nasal Device, from the makers of Mack’s®, is a specially designed nasal device that helps users breathe more freely through their nose. It is:
Designed to be comfortably placed inside the nasal passages
Proven to help widen nasal passages
Tested and proven to increase airflow
A patented design
An FDA registered medical device
Made of medical grade material
More effective than Breathe Right® Nasal Strips
Benefits
The AIRMAX™ Nasal Device helps with various conditions. Below is an overview of the conditions for which it can offer relief:
Snoring:
AIRMAX™ is an example of a non-surgical, non-invasive treatment for snoring.
Sleep Apnea:
AIRMAX™ can help in cases of light sleep apnea/OSA and it can be used in combination with an oxygen mask (e.g. CPAP) and has been proven to increase compliance for CPAP users. AIRMAX™ efficacy has been proven in clinical studies.
Nasal congestion:
AIRMAX™ helps patients suffering from nasal congestion to breathe more freely through the nose. Its efficacy has been proven in clinical studies.
Directions
Clean the device with water before and after use.
When using AIRMAX™ for the first time, we recommend the use of a mirror to help you position the device.
The AIRMAX™ device is properly positioned when the “legs” widen the nasal entrance and when the “connecting bridge” is touching your nasal septum
You should use the AIRMAX™ device each night for at least 2 consecutive weeks, as it may take time for your nose to become accustomed to the shape of the AIRMAX™ device.
Cleaning Instructions
The AIRMAX™ device can be cleaned with water and mild soap. Each AIRMAX™ device should only be used by one person to prevent transfer of diseases like the common cold.
If you have trouble placing the AIRMAX™ device in your nose because your nose is not symmetrical, you should not use it.
Caution
If, after placement of device, you do not notice improvement in breathing, we advise you seek the advice of an Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) doctor.
If, after regular use of the AIRMAX™ device, your nasal passages become irritated, this could be an allergic reaction to the medical grade plastic. Discontinue use and see a physician if condition persists. To date, no allergic reactions have been reported. AIRMAX™ is not suitable for children under the age of 12. Keep out of reach of younger children to prevent choking.
Apart from painful and possibly not always 100% corrective surgery, this device can help a great deal. I had an operation to correct a deviated septum but a year after the operation i found out that i was breathing from my mouth more. I got up at night with a dry mouth and had to sip water. When I saw a sleep clinic they quickly diagnosed me with sleep apnoea and I bought a machine. However the pressure needed for me to sleep well was low. This meant that there was a mild blockage in my nostrils. Instead of another operation I tried Mack's Airway Snoring Nasal Breathing Device (I don't snore though) and found that it pushed open my nostrils so that i could get a good flow of air. It was uncomfortable for a night or so but my nose is used to it now. I also recommend that you spray saline into your nose to moisturise the nasal passages before you insert the device and once a day you do a nostril douch to get rid of any mucus in your nose. Its a great device and worth trying!
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This was purchased for my husband as one side of his nose has been closed for some years and getting worse where he was never having a good night sleep. He now has a great sleep and is getting up earlier and feeling fresher. Brilliant!
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Worked well apparently.. no complaints of snoring. Alas buying the size recommended, medium. Easy to insert and the little bar stops them from going to far into he nasal passage, comfortable even though the nostril is pushed out. The item did not stay put and I woke finding it in the bedclothes for many morning's. I know longer have the Airmax as when I made the bed and looking for Airmax my dog found it first and chewed it. What is the difference between the small size and the medium? Won't buy another set if they won't stay in.
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I've only been using this for a week but the early signs are promising. Snoring has decreased but not gone away completely, though i didn't expect it to. The first few nights were a bit uncomfortable but I don't really notice it now. Note that it needs to be replaced every 90 days.
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Apart from painful and possibly not always 100% corrective surgery, this device can help a great deal. I had an operation to correct a deviated septum but a year after the operation i found out that i was breathing from my mouth more. I got up at night with a dry mouth and had to sip water. When I saw a sleep clinic they quickly diagnosed me with sleep apnoea and I bought a machine. However the pressure needed for me to sleep well was low. This meant that there was a mild blockage in my nostrils. Instead of another operation I tried Mack's Airway Snoring Nasal Breathing Device (I don't snore though) and found that it pushed open my nostrils so that i could get a good flow of air. It was uncomfortable for a night or so but my nose is used to it now. I also recommend that you spray saline into your nose to moisturise the nasal passages before you insert the device and once a day you do a nostril douch to get rid of any mucus in your nose. Its a great device and worth trying!
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This was purchased for my husband as one side of his nose has been closed for some years and getting worse where he was never having a good night sleep. He now has a great sleep and is getting up earlier and feeling fresher. Brilliant!
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Worked well apparently.. no complaints of snoring. Alas buying the size recommended, medium. Easy to insert and the little bar stops them from going to far into he nasal passage, comfortable even though the nostril is pushed out. The item did not stay put and I woke finding it in the bedclothes for many morning's. I know longer have the Airmax as when I made the bed and looking for Airmax my dog found it first and chewed it. What is the difference between the small size and the medium? Won't buy another set if they won't stay in.
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I've only been using this for a week but the early signs are promising. Snoring has decreased but not gone away completely, though i didn't expect it to. The first few nights were a bit uncomfortable but I don't really notice it now. Note that it needs to be replaced every 90 days.
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This was terrible. It kept falling out of my nose. I ordered medium size but they sent small. Didn't realise until it kept falling out and I checked packet. I have to shove it high up my nose to keep it in then it blocks my breathing.
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I have a deviated septum and while its not a perfect solution it does improve my sleep overall, The device is soft and firm where necessary so personally its comfortable to use though you might require some adjustments throughout the night for better positioning within the nostril cavity, overall its well worth the purchase as there seems to be a 30-35% increase in airflow which can make a huge difference to sleep quality.
A few remarks or suggestions for the manufacturer would be a longer bridge between the two pad like surfaces that part the nostrils, I believe its 6mm, however my septum is rather closed and a wider bridge would be more beneficial to me and others with varying degrees of nostril circumference, a wide bridge would also make for a tighter fit and therefore the device will move less throughout the night and the need for adjustment will diminish.
A wider bridge would also make it possible to create a device for use in only one nostril as it wouldn't need support from the other half of the device to hold its position since it will be tighter and more rigid in its place, this is great since a deviated septum only occurs in one nostril typically and there is no need to obstruct a healthy nostril with any inserts.
Its a good and much needed device however I believe it can be ever better with some small refinements.
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It's made well, the little container is made well & very handy for hygeine etc, doesn't have an any odour which is important considering where is it worn, I am disappointed it didn't work for me, had no improvement in sleep whatsoever, so unfortunately not for me.
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I've only had the device for 10 days now but already there's a marked improvement in my sleep patterns. My wife is happy with the reduced snoring as well.
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It works. It literally allows me to breath without my mouth. I sleep through the night and wake with energy. Something I haven't experienced in years. My partner confirms my snoring is better.
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I'm still getting used to this so I'm not sure yet on how effective it is. Once it's on/in its pretty comfortable and it does change your breathing ability, not sure if it helps snoring though.
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