Amazon[amazon.com] has 26-Count Breathe Right Extra Strength Nasal Strips for $8.63 - 20% Off when you 'clip' the coupon on product page = $6.90. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.
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Amazon[amazon.com] has 26-Count Breathe Right Extra Strength Nasal Strips for $8.63 - 20% Off when you 'clip' the coupon on product page = $6.90. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.
I've bought these[amazon.com]in the past - they also have 20% first SS discount and come out to $0.208/ea (pretax, for the largest qty of 100)
right now I just bought one of the reusable[amazon.com]nasal dilators $21.26 for 4. The breakeven point is about 26 days for the reusable ones to be cheaper than the disposable ones. Reviews indicate that's about right; 4 weeks to a month or so before they start to lose their rigidity.
I've only worn the reusable one a few nights - takes a bit to get used to, but I think it opens my nostrils better than the disposables.
these were one of the things I started using for allergies that I now just wear year-round.
I needed this went to the nose doctor told me heartburn was swelling inside my nostrils take anti acid dont need them anymore
So you're saying that your real problem was heartburn and not necessarily collapsed nostrils and addressing the heartburn allowed you to stop using the nasal strips?
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I've bought these [amazon.com]in the past - they also have 20% first SS discount and come out to $0.208/ea (pretax, for the largest qty of 100)
right now I just bought one of the reusable [amazon.com]nasal dilators $21.26 for 4. The breakeven point is about 26 days for the reusable ones to be cheaper than the disposable ones. Reviews indicate that's about right; 4 weeks to a month or so before they start to lose their rigidity.
I've only worn the reusable one a few nights - takes a bit to get used to, but I think it opens my nostrils better than the disposables.
these were one of the things I started using for allergies that I now just wear year-round.
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