| Nasdil
An unobtrusive nasal device that is inserted into the nostril where it facilitates breathing by reducing resistance to incoming air.
Breathing through the nose correctly activates the detoxification processes, revitalises the lungs, heart, liver and brain and helps to keep veins and arteries flexible and young. The nasal passages may become blocked for many reasons and Nasdil - with no need for either spray or medication - opens and widens the nasal passages allowing a greater flow of air through the nose.
The Nasdil device is particularly useful as it facilitates rest and the playing of sports. Breathing through the nose correctly is vital for both proper rest and to improve sports performance. The extra air obtained using Nasdil allows people to breathe more deeply and less often. Thus, the respiratory muscles are taxed less. In addition, its anatomical design perfectly adapts intra-nasally which boosts maximum stability and grip meaning you do not need to worry about it falling out.
Advantages
- Its exclusive design permits perfect adaptation
- Its size and characteristics make it a very unobtrusive and easy to wear device
- Reusable
- Increases sports performance
- Improves sleep quality and combats snoring
- Hypo-allergenic material
Warning
- For internal use.
- Nostrils should be maintained adequately hygienic. Should there be any kind of allergic reaction, remove the device immediately and consult your doctor.
- As the properties of the material may deteriorate, you are well advised to replace it after about 60 uses or 3 months following the first use.
- You should not use the product for more than 10 consecutive hours.
- Should there be a break in the bridge that joins the two cylinders, do not use the device.
- Not for use by children under the age of 12.
Recent Customer Reviews
"This little device has been excellent for me. As with all new things it takes a couple of nights to get used to it but the effort was worth it. I have had no issues with it falling out overnight. Previously using nasal strips to increase the flow of air through the nose. however I find that this does a better job, costs less on a per use basis and no longer do I have the pesky little bits of nose strip packaging to dispose of every night! All in all a great success."
Reviewed by SD
12th Sep 2014
Rated : 10/10
"This is an addition to my initial review last week. After a week, I have only woken up once to find the device still up my nose! I don't know whether it falls out, which would seem strange since it's a comfortable fit or, more likely, I dislodge it when I scratch my nose but it's frustrating to have to look for it every morning, especially when it falls behind the bed! Having said that the fact that I can breathe properly while it's still up my nose is worth the hassle."
Reviewed by M M Tkaczuk
26th Jun 2014
Rated : 9/10
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About Us
The British Snoring & Sleep Apnoea Association was formed in 1991 to help snorers and their bed partners to end the nights of disturbed and lost sleep, to end the bad feelings that often develop and to help them return again to peaceful nights together.
The aims of the association are to promote public awareness that snoring and sleep apnoea are generally treatable complaints and that help is available. We offer information on causes and treatments and this can be obtained from our web site or by telephone to one of our help line advisers. We also have a close working relationship with the medical profession and provide them and their patients with our expert help and information.
How To Stop Snoring
Snoring is a condition that cannot be cured but can be controlled. Discover how you can successfully stop snoring by taking our interactive snore tests. These tests will help you establish what kind of snorer you are and recommend appropriate treatments. See our web site for further details.
If you have tried everything but not had success, you may wish to make an appointment with us at our snoring & sleep disorders clinic. Call us on 01737 245638 for further information or to book an appointment.
Sleep Apnoea
Sleep apnoea is a condition that interrupts your breathing when you are asleep. The recommended treatment is CPAP (Continuous Positive Airways Pressure). More information about the symptoms & treatment options can be found on our web site.
We offer a comprehensive suite of home sleep study services for the diagnosis of sleep apnoea. A try before you buy option is also available for those starting out with CPAP therapy.
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