Rhinomed Mute (Breathe More Snore Less Sleep Better) Small x 3 Pack (30 night supply)

Rhinomed Mute Small x 3 Pack: Breathe More, Snore Less & Sleep Better

Unlock the secret to a restful night's sleep with the Rhinomed Mute Small x 3 Pack. Research shows that breathing freely through your nose during sleep is essential for optimal rest and long-term health. Whether nighttime nasal congestion, blockages, a deviated septum, or narrow airways disrupt your sleep or contribute to snoring, Mute provides a simple, highly effective solution. Designed to sit comfortably inside the nose, this nasal dilator gently opens airways to increase airflow, helping you and your partner enjoy quiet, uninterrupted sleep night after night.

• Increases Airflow: Gently expands nasal passages to enhance airflow and reduce snoring effectively.
• Fully Adjustable Fit: Independent side paddles allow you to adjust each nostril loop for customized comfort and maximum air intake.
• Comfortable & Discreet: Designed to follow the natural contour of your nose with only a discrete bridge showing across the nostrils.
• 30-Night Supply: Includes three small reusable devices providing a complete 30-night supply for continuous relief.

Directions for Use & Care

Application Directions

1. Position: Hold the bridge with the loops facing toward you and the paddles facing away from you.
2. Insert: Gently place the loops in first and tilt the bridge upwards towards the tip of your nose as you insert it, following the natural angle inside your nostrils.
3. Check Placement: Mute should sit fully inside the nose with only the bridge showing across the bottom of the nostrils. If it hangs out, it may be too big for your nose.
4. Adjust Airflow: If Mute feels loose or you want greater airflow, expand the loops by gently clicking the paddles outwards. Each side can be adjusted separately for a tailored fit.

Safety Information & Warnings

• Sleep Apnea Warning: The Mute snoring nasal device is not intended for the treatment of sleep apnea.
• Consult Healthcare Professional: If you suspect your snoring may be a symptom of sleep apnea or another medical condition, please consult your healthcare practitioner.