Works Alongside CPAP Therapy
Used with a CPAP or BiPAP mask, the strips can help prevent leaks that happen when the mouth opens during sleep. That means a steadier seal and fewer disruptions—particularly helpful if you use a full face or nasal mask and notice pressure loss through the mouth.
Helps Keep Your Mouth Closed
These strips are a simple option if you tend to breathe through your mouth at night, especially while using CPAP. They’re made to gently hold the lips together, encouraging nasal breathing and helping reduce snoring and air leaks—without needing chin straps or anything bulky.
How to Use It at Night
Before going to bed, make sure the area around your lips is clean and dry. Peel the strip and place it vertically over your closed lips, then press gently to secure it. In the morning, remove it slowly and throw it away. It’s a quick, quiet step that fits easily into your routine.
Comfortable for Sensitive Skin
Made from breathable, hypoallergenic fabric, the strips sit lightly on the skin without causing irritation. They stretch with movement and come off easily in the morning, making them a good option even if your skin is reactive or prone to discomfort.
Stays On Through the Night
The adhesive is designed to hold through position changes without peeling off—but it releases cleanly when you wake up. No residue, no redness, and no tugging. Just one less thing to think about in your routine.
Easy to Use Before Bed
Place the strip vertically over the center of your lips and press gently to secure it. You can still talk briefly or sip water before settling in. Once you're ready to sleep, the strip helps keep your lips closed so you can breathe more comfortably through your nose.
