
A 10-point bedroom checklist for allergy season
Hot-wash bedding, cover pillows, keep pets out, hold humidity under 50% and shower before bed. A 10-point bedroom checklist for easier breathing this season.
Everything we've published on mouth taping, nasal strips, nasal breathing and sleep, newest first.

Hot-wash bedding, cover pillows, keep pets out, hold humidity under 50% and shower before bed. A 10-point bedroom checklist for easier breathing this season.

Stop alcohol early, clear your nose, run a clean humidifier, add a nasal strip and settle on your side. A sourced bedtime routine for easier breathing.

From a 1991 patent filing to FDA clearance, Super Bowl sidelines and decades of research, here are eight milestones in the short history of the nasal strip.

A nightly mouth tape routine: skip late drinks, check your nose, prep dry lips, add a strip if needed, tape without stretching, sleep on your side, peel slowly.

A guide to every notable mouth taping study, from a 2009 asthma trial to a 2026 meta-analysis: who took part, what was measured and what it found.

Nasal dilators either lift the nose from outside, like strips, or hold the nostrils open from inside, like clips, cones and stents. How each type works.

What to look for in mouth tape: skin-safe material, a gentle adhesive, easy removal, the right shape and a fair trial. Nine checks before you buy, and our pick.

Sensitive skin can still handle mouth tape. Eight things to look for, from a gentle adhesive and breathable material to ink-free backing, plus our pick.

How mouth tape compares with nasal strips, nasal dilators, chin straps, mouthpieces, tongue devices, positional pillows and nasal sprays for snoring.

Plain definitions of 30 terms you'll meet when reading about mouth taping, nasal strips and sleep, from AHI and CPAP to nasal valve, PFAS and turbinates.

What to look for in a nasal strip: springy bands, an adhesive that lasts the night, the right size, gentle removal, clear instructions and time to try it.

If you breathe through your mouth at night, a nasal strip can make nose breathing easier and mouth tape can keep your lips closed. What helps, and our pick.