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5 Reasons Athletes Are Switching to Black Nasal Strips
Beige pharmacy strips are out. Here's why more runners, lifters and light sleepers are trying something different.
By the Breathly team · 3 min read
Nasal strips have been around for decades, but most of them haven't changed much: beige, flimsy and gone the moment you start to sweat. A new kind of strip is changing that. Here are five reasons people are making the switch.
They actually stay on when you sweat
The biggest complaint about regular nasal strips? They peel off halfway through a workout. Breathly strips use a sweat-resistant adhesive made to hold through a hard session, a long run or a full night's sleep.
Clean, dry skin, press for a few seconds, and forget about it.
Breathing through your nose feels easier
A flexible band inside the strip gently lifts the sides of your nose from the outside, giving air more room to flow. Nothing goes inside your nose and there's nothing to take.
Many people notice it right away, especially when their nose feels a little blocked.
They don't look like a pharmacy bandage
Let's be honest: beige strips look medical. Breathly strips come in a sleek matte black that looks right at home at the gym, on the court or on the road.
If you're going to wear something on your face, it might as well look good.
One strip for training, sleep and focus
Wear one for your workout, before bed or while you work. They're hypoallergenic and latex-free, and soft enough to keep on for hours.
The resealable pouch fits in any gym bag, so you always have one with you.
They cost less than you'd think
You use one strip a day, and the bigger the pack, the less you pay per strip: as low as $0.62 per strip with the 100-strip pack.
Shipping is free on every US order, and unopened packs can be returned within 30 days.
Ready to try them?
Packs of 30, 50 or 100 strips, from just $29.95.
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