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The science behind OxiStrip nasal strips

Nasal breathing isn’t a trend — it’s biology.

Nasal breathing isn’t a trend — it’s biology.

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Regulation (EU) 2017/745

Your nose filters and humidifies air — it warms and cleans it of pollutants, protecting the respiratory system and preventing a dry throat.

You activate the parasympathetic system — nasal breathing lowers heart rate, reduces tension, and puts the body into deep recovery mode.

You produce nitric oxide (NO) — this compound widens blood vessels and helps oxygen reach the tissues.

You reduce snoring — mechanically open nasal passages stop soft tissues from collapsing and break the habit of sleeping with an open mouth.