Oxistrip Mouth Tape
30 mouth tapes
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30 gentle mouth tapes that train nasal breathing overnight.
- Keeps you on nasal breathing without locking the jaw
- Skin-safe adhesive — peels off cleanly in the morning
- Less snoring, less dry mouth, quieter nights
- Releases if you need to open your mouth
A Class I medical device with a CE mark.
OxiStrip nasal strips and mouth tape are Class I medical devices. CE marked under Regulation (EU) 2017/745, with instructions for use in every pack.
Intended purpose: [TO FILL verbatim from the IFU] Draft: single-use adhesive tape applied over the lips during sleep to help keep the mouth closed and support breathing through the nose.
This is a medical device. Use it in accordance with the instructions for use or the label.
What's included
- 30 OxiStrip mouth tapes
- How-to card in the pack
- Access to the customer breathing course
Why mouth tape helps
Supports closed-mouth sleep
Encourages nasal breathing without locking your jaw shut.
Skin-safe adhesive
Made for the delicate skin around the lips — peels off cleanly.
Quieter, less dry mornings
Less mouth breathing means less snoring and less morning throat dryness.
How to use OxiStrip mouth tapes
One strip, closed lips, nasal breathing until morning. Best with a nasal strip if your nose runs stuffy at night.
Clean and dry your mouth
Wash and thoroughly dry your lips and the skin around them. Skip balms, lipstick, and oily creams on that area.
Apply evenly
Close your mouth in a natural position and apply the tape horizontally across the lips. It holds gently while the nose stays fully clear.
Breathe and recover
That is it. The tape keeps the lips closed so you stay on nasal breathing. Pair it with a nasal strip if you want the full night stack.
Mouth open at night? This is what it costs.
You wake up tired — despite 7–8 hours in bed
Mouth breathing dries the mucosa, skips the nasal filter, and drops overnight oxygenation. You clock the hours and still get up foggy.
The bedroom is loud
An open mouth lets soft throat tissue collapse. Snoring is the sound of restricted airflow — and it wrecks sleep for whoever is next to you.
Dry mouth and a raw throat every morning
Hours of mouth breathing evaporate saliva and irritate the throat. Closed lips keep the mouth wet and the air going through the nose, where it belongs.
What changes when the mouth stays closed
No more morning dry mouth
Closed lips stop the throat from drying out and protect the oral mucosa overnight.
Higher nitric oxide
Nasal breathing stimulates nitric oxide, which dilates blood vessels and improves tissue oxygenation.
Quieter bedroom, less snoring
Limiting habitual mouth opening stops soft throat tissues from collapsing, which is what makes snoring loud.
Who sleeps with OxiStrip tape?
Snorers and their partners
If either of you sleeps with an open mouth, the whole room pays. Tape plus a nasal strip is the simplest way to quiet the night without a machine.
Dry-mouth mornings
You drink water at 3 a.m. and still wake with a desert throat. Closed lips keep saliva where it is supposed to stay.
Biohackers tracking sleep
HRV, resting heart rate, deep-sleep minutes — nasal breathing is the lever that does not need another supplement.
Anyone switching off mouth breathing
It is a habit, not a character flaw. The tape is a nightly reminder that trains the default back to the nose.
“The tape holds the lips closed and comes off if you need to open your mouth. It does not treat sleep apnoea.”
A Class I medical device with a CE mark.
That is the advantage. Before the device goes on sale, the manufacturer carries out a conformity assessment under Regulation (EU) 2017/745: it states the intended purpose, assesses safety, and includes instructions for use. The intended purpose and contraindications are written plainly. You know what goes on your skin.
- Device name
- OxiStrip — mouth tape
- Intended purpose
- [TO FILL verbatim from the IFU] Draft: single-use adhesive tape applied over the lips during sleep to help keep the mouth closed and support breathing through the nose.
- Classification
- Class I (MDR Annex VIII, Rule 1) [TO CONFIRM]
- Conformity
- CE marked under Regulation (EU) 2017/745 (MDR). The EU declaration of conformity is available on request. [TO FILL: link or contact]
- Basic UDI-DI
- [TO FILL: Basic UDI-DI]
- Manufacturer
- [TO FILL: manufacturer name, full registered address]
- Manufacturer SRN (EUDAMED)
- [TO FILL: manufacturer SRN, e.g. PL-MF-000000000]
- EU authorised representative
- [TO FILL only if the manufacturer is based outside the EU: name, address — otherwise remove]
- Advertiser
- [TO FILL: company name, registered address, company/VAT number]
- Instructions for use
- [TO FILL: link to the PDF instructions for use]
Contraindications
[DRAFT — replace with the exact wording from the instructions for use / label]
- Do not use if you cannot breathe freely through your nose (e.g. a cold, nasal congestion, nasal obstruction).
- Do not use after consuming alcohol, sedatives or sleeping pills, or if you feel nauseous.
- Do not use with diagnosed sleep apnoea, asthma, COPD or other respiratory conditions without consulting a doctor.
- Do not apply to damaged or irritated skin on or around the lips.
- Not intended for children under [TO FILL] years.
Warnings and precautions
[DRAFT — replace with the exact wording from the instructions for use / label]
- Single use only — do not reuse.
- The tape must be easy to remove at any time. Stop using it if you feel short of breath or anxious.
- Remove the tape if irritation occurs.
Reporting incidents
If a serious incident occurs in connection with the device, report it to the manufacturer ([TO FILL: e-mail / phone for incident reports]) and to the competent authority of the EU member state where you live — in Poland: the Office for Registration of Medicinal Products, Medical Devices and Biocidal Products (URPL).
This is a medical device. Use it in accordance with the instructions for use or the label.
Mouth tape — the questions everyone asks
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.
No. The tape gently supports closed lips and releases if you need to open your mouth. Your nose stays fully clear. If the nose is blocked, open the airway with a nasal strip first — or skip tape until it is clear.
Clear it first. Use an OxiStrip nasal strip, or pause mouth tape until you can breathe through the nose. The Combo pack exists for exactly this pairing.
Peel slowly from one side. The adhesive is made to come off cleanly. If lips are very sensitive, warm water first.
Yes. It sits on the lips and just above/below them, so light facial hair is not a problem and you will not pull hairs in the morning.
For most healthy adults, yes. It is mechanical, not medicated. Do not use it if you cannot breathe through your nose, and talk to a doctor if you have a diagnosed sleep or respiratory condition.
Yes. It encourages closed lips — it does not lock them. Cough, yawn, or mouth-breathe anytime you need to.
Ready for quiet, closed-mouth sleep?
30 skin-safe tapes. Train nasal breathing overnight and wake without a desert throat.
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