Intake Breathing Refill Tabs (60 Count) – Magnetic Nasal Strips for Sleeping – Snoring Solution – for Better Breathing, Sleep & Exercise, All-Night Comfort

Edited review. Intake reached out and sent their new items vs the old ones Amazon ordered. Why I changed review from 1 star to 5. Love the company and their product but likely a gamble ordering from Amazon vs directly from Intake breathing Well for one i love intake breathing like. The review was over the old style adhesive strips sent to me that are discontinued due to people with sensitive skin. I loved the shipping time as it was same price as Intakes website but shipped in 1 day vs about 3 weeks I had to wait on Intake to just ship the order with no courtesy delay message until over 10 days later. I love the product but I will not encourage old stock sales at new prices. I have to decent rashes from these. The new style adhesive was more flexible, breathable and safer adhesive. Very disappointed after use. I was hoping maybe this style was newer or worked better but it is farrrr too obvious how inferior the ones shipped to me through Amazon were. Will be ordering from Intake personally That being said if your considering this product Intake breathing is swear by it for sleep and users with perforated or deviated septums

These work better than breath right and don’t rip skin off when you remove. Placement of the tabs is key to opening your nasal passage. Tabs come easily with no pain. Pricey but if you buy the 90 pack a little cheaper.

The new sticker backing is annoying. Why did you change it. It’s so hard to remove. Sometimes it doesn’t come off then you end up touching it with your finger and then you don’t get good adherence. These stickers are already hard enough to deal with now you just made it harder.

I bought the system on the manufacturer's website, but I get the refill packs here because they are a bit less expensive, and I like the subscribe & save feature so I don't have to worry about running out. I was skeptical at first because I think that's just prudent. Someone is always claiming you can look 40 years younger by the end of the week or lose 25 pounds in your sleep tonight without actually hacking off a limb, so you have to be careful. You can't always trust review, either, because product websites are often stuffed with phony reviews and critical reviews are often removed at the site. So, skepticism is warranted, I believe. BUT, the first night I tried this, I loved it. The next morning, I signed up for the subscribe & save refills. I have sleep apnea, but I can't sleep with that stupid machine attached to my face. So, I bought an adjustable bed so I can sleep with my head a bit elevated, which helps, and I bought some nasal strips because I have nostrils like Morgan Fairchild (if you're old enough to know who she is), or that actress who plays Jan on The Office. Very narrow, in other words. Between the bed and the strips, I was able to skip the CPAP (which I hate), but I still wasn't thrilled about my quality of sleep. Until I got the Intake Breathing System, that is. I thought their claim of "up to 85% more oxygen" was probably at least a gross exaggeration, but I don't think it is now. It makes a huge difference the moment I put it on at night! Yes, it's more expensive than the nasal strips, but it is WELL WORTH IT. Improved sleep=improved days, more energy and a happier outlook! You really can't put a price on that. Never going back to the nasal strips again. These are life-changing. Literally.

I've been using intake breathing for 2 years. Up until last month It was an absolute five star product. The nose tabs never came loose overnight and the product was like a dream. Unfortunately, last month or so they changed the nose tabs. They are now thinner and flimsier, which would not be a big deal, except for the fact that almost every single night for the last several weeks since they changed, the nose tabs have failed overnight. In about half of the failures one tab will come completely off, but almost every single night at least one of the tabs has lifted partiall, which prevents the nose band from keeping my nose open like it used to. It used to be a product that I told everyone was the absolute best thing for weak knows walls, deviated septums, just if you didn't breathe well at night. Used to be amazing. But now I don't think I'll even buy the product anymore because it's absolutely not effective. I haven't changed anything about the way I apply the nose tabs, and have even started using their new prep pads, which are just alcohol swabs. I don't remember them ever actually having prep pads for the last 2 years, I just recently noticed them. They must have realized that they're new nose tabs are not the same quality adhesive as the old one. I never needed to do anything but wash my nose with soap and water with the old style nose pads. I literally had zero failures over the past 2 years. And now almost every night I have at least a partial failure with lifting, or a total failure where the nose tab actually comes completely off. I contacted customer service several times to let them know that the new tabs are now basically useless to me. Their response was that the new design only changed the appearance of the tab and not the adhesivehe. But I can guarantee that as soon as the nose tabs changed, which was very evident because it went from a white package to a black package, they immediately began to fail, where they had never failed before. If the skin on your nose is even slightly oily, I seriously doubt that this product will work for you. I am a 60-year-old woman who has normal to dry skin. This product literally went from a five-star dream product to a one-star failure overnight with the change.

I love Intake! Got the starter pack, and it changed my life. Never breathed better. I have a deviated septum, opens my passageways right up. Biggest downside is the cost of the replacements. I will say, after trying several generic brands, none added up to the adhesive of the initial pack. These replacements were worse than any of the generic brands I have bought. I'm not sure what the change in quality was from the Starter pack to these replacements, but some of the replacement adhesives do not stick for even 10 minutes. Let me emphasize that I am very clean, wash my nose, dry it, sometimes use alcohol or witch hazel to remove any residue, allow that area to dry thoroughly before properly adhering the magnetic strips. The ones that came with the pack would last near 18 hours, even through laborious work, exercise, and once through light rain. Generics last roughly 4-8 hours, and these replacements are completely hit or miss. 10 minutes-6 hours. Not worth $45.... Maybe they were left in the sun in a truck (I grabbed them 5 minutes after being placed on my porch), I'm not sure, but would not recommend until they commit to the quality in which they are charging. -Update: After the post, Intake reached out and gave a new pack of the adhesives. These work closer to the starter, but still need to be replaced about every 6-8 hours, regardless if you are sweating or not. The bottom part always seems to lift, no matter the placement. Been using consistently for about 3 months.

The person who designed these merits a Nobel Prize. I can breathe better at night.

I have been using this product since Christmas 24 and I can’t say enough great things about it. I have a very bad deviated septum and this helps me so much at night and my sleep has improved significantly. My skin is never irritated in the morning and they stick well as long as my nose is clean and dry. If I have lotion on or if my nose is greasy, it doesn’t stick and will come off in the night. We also set up for automatic refills which makes it easier.