FAQ
WHY SLYD?
Unlike our competitors, we bring the heat with killer, personalized designs that make breathing through your nose feel as badass as it should. Choose SLYD and show the world that even your nasal strips have style—because being cooler is just what we do.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF NASAL STRIPS?
Nasal strips improve airflow by gently widening the nasal passages, making it easier to breathe through the nose, especially during sleep or physical activity. This can help reduce snoring, relieve nasal congestion, and improve overall oxygen intake for better sleep and enhanced exercise performance.
WHAT ARE THE DANGERS OF MOUTH TAPING?
Mouth taping is generally considered safe especially for healthier individuals without breathing issues like asleep apnea and those who can breathe easily through their nose. Mouth taping can encourage nasal breathing during sleep. Thousands of people use mouth tape safely to promote nasal breathing. This has several benefits, such as promoting better air filtration, increasing nitric oxide production, and supporting better oxygen absorption.
In order to stay safe be sure to use proper technique & materials. Using the right type of tape (preferably medical-grade or designed specifically for mouth taping) and ensuring the tape is applied gently without constricting the mouth too tightly can help reduce the risk of discomfort, skin irritation, or injury. If you’re new to mouth taping, it’s a good idea to consult with a healthcare provider, especially if you have a history of respiratory conditions or sleep disorders. A healthcare professional can help determine if it’s a safe option for you, especially if you're using it for specific reasons like improving snoring or addressing mild sleep apnea.
Unlike our competitors, we bring the heat with killer, personalized designs that make breathing through your nose feel as badass as it should. Choose SLYD and show the world that even your nasal strips have style—because being cooler is just what we do.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF NASAL STRIPS?
Nasal strips improve airflow by gently widening the nasal passages, making it easier to breathe through the nose, especially during sleep or physical activity. This can help reduce snoring, relieve nasal congestion, and improve overall oxygen intake for better sleep and enhanced exercise performance.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF MOUTH TAPING?
Mouth taping is a technique where adhesive tape is used to keep the mouth closed during sleep, encouraging nasal breathing instead of mouth breathing. It is believed to improve sleep quality by reducing snoring, preventing dry mouth, and promoting better oral health. Additionally, nasal breathing is thought to offer benefits like enhanced oxygenation, improved nitric oxide production, and more restorative rest.
Mouth taping is a technique where adhesive tape is used to keep the mouth closed during sleep, encouraging nasal breathing instead of mouth breathing. It is believed to improve sleep quality by reducing snoring, preventing dry mouth, and promoting better oral health. Additionally, nasal breathing is thought to offer benefits like enhanced oxygenation, improved nitric oxide production, and more restorative rest.
Mouth taping is generally considered safe especially for healthier individuals without breathing issues like asleep apnea and those who can breathe easily through their nose. Mouth taping can encourage nasal breathing during sleep. Thousands of people use mouth tape safely to promote nasal breathing. This has several benefits, such as promoting better air filtration, increasing nitric oxide production, and supporting better oxygen absorption.
In order to stay safe be sure to use proper technique & materials. Using the right type of tape (preferably medical-grade or designed specifically for mouth taping) and ensuring the tape is applied gently without constricting the mouth too tightly can help reduce the risk of discomfort, skin irritation, or injury. If you’re new to mouth taping, it’s a good idea to consult with a healthcare provider, especially if you have a history of respiratory conditions or sleep disorders. A healthcare professional can help determine if it’s a safe option for you, especially if you're using it for specific reasons like improving snoring or addressing mild sleep apnea.