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Marathon runner pushing through final kilometres wearing nasal strip
Sport

Nasal Strips for Running: What the Science Says About Marathon and Trail Performance

The marathon is a respiratory event disguised as a leg event. Trail running is even more so. The honest science on nasal breathing for runners, and where a s...

Nasal Strips for Ironman and 70.3: What the Science Says About Breathing During Endurance Racing
Sport

Nasal Strips for Ironman and 70.3: What the Science Says About Breathing During Endurance Racing

Do nasal strips actually work for Ironman and 70.3? What peer-reviewed research says about breathing efficiency across swimming, cycling, and running, broken...

HYROX athlete mid-race breathing through nasal strip during station transition.
Sport

Nasal Strips for HYROX: What the Science Says About Breathing on Race Day

HYROX peak heart rate hits 185 bpm. Lactate climbs to 8.5 mmol/L. What 8 peer-reviewed studies actually say about nasal breathing, race-day strategy, and whe...

Man sleeping in bed with black OMNIAIR mouth tape across his mouth, breathing through the nose.
Science

Does Mouth Tape Actually Work? The Science Explained

Does mouth tape actually work? What research shows about nasal breathing during sleep, snoring, mild sleep apnea, and who should and shouldn't use it.

  Person sleeping with a black silk OMNIAIR sleep mask on a white pillow.
Science

Does a Sleep Mask Actually Work? The Science

Does a sleep mask actually work? What research shows about dark sleeping, melatonin, REM sleep, and why 22 momme mulberry silk makes a real difference.

Man holding an OMNIAIR nasal strip in his hand, behind-the-scenes product moment.
Science

Do Nasal Strips Actually Work? The Science

Do nasal strips actually work? What 30 years of research shows about snoring, sleep, sport, and how nasal breathing affects your brain and recovery.