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Posted by curesforsnoring on July 28th, 2010
I have been the perpetrator of nasal snoring (as opposed to throat snoring) for many years. (sorry, dear wife!) I have tried a great number of interventions – some of which do not apply because it is dependent on my sleeping position, some of which did not work for a variety of reasons. The most common devices to keep the nasal passages open are the strips that adhere to the outside of the nose: great if they have enough force to do their job and enough adhesive to keep them there. Not so great with that sticky remnant every morning unless they have already peeled off overnight. Some in-the-nose devices have worked better to keep the nasal passages open, but they were far from comfortable. Anything with sufficient clamp to hang onto your septum overnight is going to be annoying. So, when I saw Nasivent I thought I would give it a try. Made from surgical grade silicone tubing, the four sizes provided will surely include one that fits your nose. I found that two worked well with
How does a barcode and an anti-theft device work with each other?
By ant-theft device, I mean that 1 inch black strip with a skinny piece of metal inside. Does one need the other one to work?
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