Why we only make two things
Most sleep products are quietly selling you a subscription. Sprays that stop working after a week, so you buy more. Gadgets that need charging, an app, and a firmware update. Trackers that tell you that you slept badly without doing anything about it.
Nasal strips and mouth tape are the opposite of that. They are cheap, they are mechanical, and they work exactly the same on night three hundred as they did on night one. There is no tolerance to build, because there is nothing to absorb.
So we make those two things properly and we do not make anything else. A short catalogue is not a limitation here. It is the point.
How the strips work
Each strip has two flexible bands running through it. Pressed across the bridge of your nose, they try to straighten out and pull your nasal passages open from the outside. That is the entire mechanism — no medication, no decongestant, nothing absorbed into your bloodstream.
It is worth understanding why that matters. Decongestant sprays work by constricting blood vessels in your nose. Use them for more than a few days and the tissue rebounds when you stop, leaving you more blocked than when you started. A strip cannot do that, because it is not doing anything chemical at all. It is a spring.
How the tape works
Mouth tape is a cue, not a seal. It reminds your jaw to stay closed so the air keeps going through your nose, where it is filtered, warmed and humidified before it reaches your lungs. Ours is vented in the centre, so you can still breathe and speak through it.
Most people find the strips do more on their own. The tape is what you add once nose-breathing already feels comfortable.
What we do not claim
These are consumer comfort products. They are not medical devices, and they are not a treatment for sleep apnoea, chronic snoring, or any other diagnosed condition. If you stop breathing during sleep, snore heavily enough to worry the person next to you, or have a nose that is blocked around the clock, the right next step is a doctor, not a strip.
We also do not publish airflow percentages or clinical-sounding statistics we cannot substantiate. If we ever put a number on this page, it will have a source next to it.
Who we are
[NEEDS REAL CONTENT] — This is where your founder story goes, and it is the single most valuable paragraph on the page for a small brand. Two or three sentences on why you started this, in your own words. I have deliberately not invented one.