Encourage nasal breathing during sleep with MyoTape Sensitive Skin Mouth Tape. Specially designed for people with sensitive skin, these soft, hypoallergenic strips gently encourage the lips to remain closed while leaving the mouth itself uncovered.
The Large size is designed for most adult men and approximately 50% of women, with MyoTape recommending it for a mouth width of more than 50mm. The 30-pack provides 30 nights of use when using one strip per night.
Key Features
- MyoTape Sensitive Skin mouth tape
- Large size for most adults
- 30 strips / 30 nights
- Encourages nasal breathing during sleep
- Designed to help reduce mouth breathing and snoring
- Made with soft cotton
- Hypoallergenic, skin-friendly adhesive
- Designed to surround the mouth rather than completely cover it
- Central opening allows the mouth to open when necessary
- Flexible design allows you to cough, sneeze or sip water without removing the tape
- Easy to apply and remove
- Designed for comfortable overnight use
Why MyoTape?
Unlike conventional mouth tape that covers the entire mouth, MyoTape is designed to surround the lips rather than seal the mouth closed. The central opening is designed to allow emergency mouth opening while gently encouraging a closed-mouth position and nasal breathing.
MyoTape was developed by breathing expert Patrick McKeown and is designed around the principles of nasal breathing.
Large Size
MyoTape recommends the Large size for:
- Most adult men
- Approximately 50% of women
- Mouth width greater than 50mm (1.97 inches)
How to Use
- Peel the backing from the strip.
- Gently stretch the tape by approximately 20-30%.
- Position it around the upper and lower lips.
- Press gently to secure it in place.
What's in the box
1 x 30 Strips
Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER: This product may be a complementary medicine and/or not have been evaluated and verified by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority for its quality, safety or intended use. Use of this product is therefore not intended to compensate for diagnosis, treatment, cure, or mitigation of medical conditions and must not substitute the obtaining of medical advice from a registered health professional for any health or health-related conditions.
