How Do Nasal Strips Work? – Sleep Dreams Online

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Have you ever noticed professional athletes using nasal strips during a game and wondered what they do? Nasal strips are small adhesive bands used to open the nasal passages, making breathing easier. They are often used to help people with snoring or sleep apnea sleep better. But how exactly do these little strips work

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