Breathe Better, Perform Better
Elite athletes know the secret: nasal breathing during training improves oxygen efficiency, reduces fatigue, and speeds up recovery. Oxistrip Sport is built for the intensity.

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The Athletic Edge of Nasal Breathing
When you breathe through your nose during exercise, your body produces nitric oxide — a vasodilator that improves blood flow and oxygen delivery to working muscles. Nasal breathing also warms and humidifies the air, reducing exercise-induced bronchoconstriction. Athletes who train with nasal breathing report lower perceived exertion at the same intensity levels.
Built for Sweat
Oxistrip Sport uses reinforced medical adhesive that stays put during high-intensity workouts. Tested by runners, CrossFitters, and cyclists, our sport strips withstand sweat, movement, and up to 12 hours of continuous use. The flexible spring mechanism maintains consistent nasal opening no matter how hard you're pushing.
Our Products

Oxistrip Nose — Monthly Supply
30 nasal breathing strips
- Reinforced sweat-resistant adhesive
- Lasts up to 12 hours
- CE certified

Oxistrip Nose — Starter
10 nasal breathing strips
- Perfect for testing
- Hypoallergenic adhesive
- CE certified

Oxistrip Sport — Monthly Supply
30 nasal breathing strips
- Reinforced sweat-resistant adhesive
- Lasts up to 12 hours
- CE certified
Frequently Asked Questions
Breathing through your nose triggers nitric oxide production, a vasodilator that boosts oxygen delivery to your muscles. It also keeps your breathing rhythm controlled, which lowers perceived exertion and helps you sustain intensity for longer.
Yes. Oxistrip Sport uses a reinforced, sweat-resistant medical adhesive tested by runners, CrossFitters, and cyclists. It withstands sweat and movement for up to 12 hours of continuous use.
For most people it takes a short adaptation period. Start at an easy pace and let your nasal breathing set your effort. Within a couple of weeks most athletes can hold a comfortable training pace breathing entirely through the nose.
Clean and dry the skin over the bridge of your nose, then center the strip so the spring sits across the widest part of your nostrils. Press the ends down firmly for a few seconds so the adhesive bonds before you start moving.
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