Breathe Better Every Day

It is a selling point, not a footnote. OxiStrip nasal strips and OxiStrip mouth tape are Class I medical devices, CE marked under Regulation (EU) 2017/745. Every pack includes instructions for use, and the intended purpose and contraindications are stated up front. Read them before first use. This is a medical device. Use it in accordance with the instructions for use or the label.

Yes — one strip is designed for about 8–12 hours of continuous wear. If you use strips regularly during the day and at night, we recommend a few hours’ break between applications so the skin on your nose can rest and recover freely.

Absolutely. OxiStrip strips work purely physically (mechanically), with no pharmacological substances. They don’t interact with antihistamines or nasal sprays, so they’re a safe complement to your treatment.

No. The strips bring immediate symptom relief — they physically widen the airways and make airflow easier when the mucosa is swollen — but they don’t treat the allergic reaction itself. Many people use them as support so they can breathe freely without increasing medication doses.

No — the strips don’t correct the anatomical structure of the nose. Their job is to gently lift the nostrils and widen the outer nasal valve. That reduces airflow resistance and clearly makes nasal breathing easier even with a deviated septum.

Definitely not. Decongestant sprays used for more than a few days can lead to rebound effect and medication-induced rhinitis. OxiStrip strips work purely physically, so you can use them as often and as long as you need — with no risk of dependency or tolerance.

During the day, sebum, sweat, and cosmetics (moisturizers, SPF, makeup) build up on the skin. Before applying a strip, wash and dry the bridge of your nose thoroughly. Clean, oil-free skin is the key to a strip that sticks perfectly and lasts all day.