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.

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This research, led by a third-year medical student at the University of California, Irvine didn’t recommend any specific product, but the researchers do recommend that people who have trouble snoring try these products before considering surgical treatment. IMPROVES AIRFLOW … Mute nasal dilators help increase airflow through the nose during sleep. Alleviating congestion or restricted airways helps reduce snoring and improves sleep quality.Anti-snoring mouthpieces: These devices adjust the position of the jaw to keep muscles activated and may help prevent snoring.

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Our nasal respiratory technologies, Turbine and Mute are both designed to make breathing easier during sleep or during exercise, increasing airflow on average, up to 38%. However, as the needs of the sleeper and the athlete are very different, we have built some different features in to each product. A 2016 review of 33 different over-the-counter nasal dilators found evidence to suggest these products often work to help improve snoring. https://www.pennmedicine.org/updates/blogs/health-and-wellness/2019/december/is-your-snoring-really-sleep-apnea

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However, nasal dilators work best if a person’s snoring is due to obstructions in the nose. If a person experiences other causes of snoring, such as OAS, a nasal dilator may not be as effective. How long does the Mute snoring device work? For reasons of hygiene first and foremost, we recommend that each Mute is used up to 10 nights if the cleaning instructions are followed*. Mute is worn inside the nose, so it is important to consider this in how long each device is used. Secondly, the mechanical action of the dilation (pin) feature may, with extended use, wear and not hold its dilated position in the nose. Thirdly, with ongoing use, the materials may stiffen with age and may not feel as soft as first use and some people have reported that the materials slightly discolour over time.

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CPAP machines: These machines keep an individual’s airways open with a small, steady stream of positive pressure. Doctors often use them to treat snoring caused by OSA.

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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.