Oxistrip Sport Nasal
30 performance nasal strips
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30 sweat-resistant nasal strips for training and everyday performance.
- Sweat-resistant hold through intervals, long runs, and HYROX
- Spring lift opens the nasal valve the moment intensity rises
- Low-profile fit — no bounce, no distraction mid-set
- Drug-free, CE marked, for daily training
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 external nasal dilator that mechanically widens the nasal vestibule to make breathing through the nose easier.
This is a medical device. Use it in accordance with the instructions for use or the label.
What's included
- 30 OxiStrip Sport nasal strips
- How-to card in the pack
- Access to the customer breathing course
Built for movement
Sweat-resistant hold
Sweat-resistant adhesive made to stay put through training and long days.
More airflow, less effort
Spring lift opens the nasal valve so you breathe freer when intensity rises.
Low-profile fit
Sits flat on the bridge of the nose — no bounce, no distraction mid-set.
Three steps to freer training breath
Mechanical lift only — no drugs, no sprays. On before the session, off after.
Clean and dry
Wash and thoroughly dry the bridge of your nose. Skip moisturizers and sunscreen on that spot — clean skin is what keeps the adhesive locked through sweat.
Apply once, press firmly
Place the strip on the bridge, just above the nostrils (about 1 cm from the bottom of the nose). Press once and leave it. Do not slide it around on the skin.
Train on nasal breath
The spring lifts the nasal wings and airflow opens immediately. Keep nasal breathing in Zone 2, between sets, and on the run — then peel it off after the session.
Does this sound like your sessions?
Heart rate spikes because you switch to the mouth
A blocked or collapsing nose forces mouth breathing the moment the work gets hard. Rate jumps, rhythm breaks, and perceived effort climbs faster than the pace.
You gas out with a stuffed nose
Allergies, a lingering cold, or evening congestion shrink the nasal valve. You start the workout already fighting for air — before the first interval even starts.
Recovery suffers the night after
Mouth breathing overnight dries the throat and fragments sleep. The next session starts from a hole. Opening the nose is the cheapest recovery tool you can wear.
Why athletes keep a box in the bag
Better sports performance
An open nose makes nasal breathing realistic under load. Easier heart-rate control, cleaner rhythm, less panic breathing at the top of a set.
Natural nitric oxide
Nasal breathing produces nitric oxide — a compound that dilates blood vessels and improves oxygen delivery to working muscle.
No drugs and no chemicals
The strip works by lifting the nasal wings. Zero pharmacology, zero absorbed actives, skin-safe adhesive you can wear daily.
Who trains with OxiStrip Sport?
Runners, cyclists, triathletes
Zone 2, long rides, race week — keep nasal breathing when the easy miles are supposed to stay easy, and when the climbs try to steal your nose.
Gym, CrossFit & HYROX
Between sets you need the heart rate down, not a gasp. The strip stays put through sweat and dynamic movement so you can actually recover in the rest.
Allergy and congestion days
You still have to train. Mechanical lift opens the valve without another bottle of drops — so a blocked nose is not an automatic rest day.
Everyday high-output work
Not every hard day is a workout. If you talk, walk, and push through long days on your feet, the same strip that survives a run survives the office.
How OxiStrip compares to other nasal strips
“Breathing through the nose produces nitric oxide. That compound widens blood vessels and helps oxygen reach the tissues.”
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 Sport — nasal strips
- Intended purpose
- [TO FILL verbatim from the IFU] Draft: single-use external nasal dilator that mechanically widens the nasal vestibule to make breathing through the nose easier.
- 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 apply to damaged, irritated, sunburned or broken skin.
- Do not use if you are allergic to any component of the adhesive.
- Do not use after nasal surgery without your doctor’s approval.
- Not intended for children under [TO FILL] years.
Warnings and precautions
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- Single use only — do not reuse.
- Remove the strip if redness, itching or irritation occurs.
- The device does not treat sleep apnoea. If you snore loudly with pauses in breathing, consult a doctor.
- Do not wear for longer than [TO FILL] hours.
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.
Sport strips — quick answers
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. OxiStrip Sport uses a reinforced, sweat-resistant adhesive. Apply it to clean, dry skin and press once. Do not reposition it.
Yes, especially in easy and moderate work and Zone 2. The strip makes that realistic when the valve would otherwise collapse. High-intensity efforts may still mix in mouth breathing — that is normal.
Nasal breathing produces nitric oxide, which supports oxygen delivery. An open nose also makes it easier to keep a lower heart rate and a steadier rhythm instead of panic-breathing through the mouth.
It is a mechanical device, with no drug in it. It is not a banned substance. If you compete in a tested sport, check your federation’s rules.
A lower profile, a stronger sweat-resistant adhesive, and a spring designed to keep lift through movement — not just through a still night in bed.
Yes. Many people leave it on for work or travel after the session. Each strip is single-use; peel it off and use a fresh one next time.
Open the nose. Train on it.
30 sweat-resistant strips. Mechanical lift, no drugs. Feel the airflow on the next session.
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