Nose Vent Starter Pack — 8 Mixed
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Not sure of your size? Let your nose decide.
Includes: 8 vents: 4 sizes in 2 styles, reusable case.
We make the small, clever things that fix the annoying ones, starting with the nose vents that let the whole house sleep.
Nasal snoring starts in a passage that narrows when you lie down. A vent holds it open so the air has somewhere to go.
Small to XL, soft or firm. Noses aren't one size and we don't pretend they are.
A spare on the nightstand, a pair in the travel case and plenty left over.
Wear a vent for half an hour before bed the first few nights. Then all night.
Nasal or throat. Vents help the first; for the second, reach for a chin strap.
Three ways to quieter nights. Every one is built to help a different kind of snorer, so pick by where the noise comes from.
Soft or firm vents that sit just inside the nostril and hold it open. Start with the mixed pack if you don't know your size.
Size does matterStart with the nose vent starter pack if you’re new
A magnetic clip on the septum or a springy strip across the bridge. For noses that don't want anything inside.
Find your packWe're Mobi Lock, and we started with the tiny parts that electronics always lose: SIM pins, headphone adapters, a USB port that turns into Ethernet. The drawer grew from there, one annoyance at a time. Today most people meet us through our nose vents and anti-snoring aids, reusable silicone dilators in four sizes that help nasal snorers breathe easier and help the rest of the house sleep.
The same idea runs through everything else we make: bamboo toothpicks and cocktail picks that don't splinter, stainless ball pump needles and Presta valve adapters for the sports bag, button extenders that save a favourite pair of jeans, ornament boxes that keep Christmas in one piece. Small, affordable, and made to solve one problem well.
If you're new to nasal dilators, begin with the variety pack, then move to the twelve-pack in your size. If you're hosting, the party-pick shelf has something for every theme. And if you need help choosing, our short guides answer the questions we hear most.
Vents, clips, strips and straps. Whether you're finding your size or restocking, start here.
$8.99
Not sure of your size? Let your nose decide.
Includes: 8 vents: 4 sizes in 2 styles, reusable case.
$9.99
The gentle one. Twelve soft vents that move when you do.
Includes: 12 soft silicone vents in one size, reusable travel case, sleep guide.
From $5.99
A silicone ring with two small magnets. That's the whole idea.
Includes: Magnetic silicone nose clips, BPA-free, washable.
$9.99
Vents, clips and strips in one box. Find what works.
Includes: Soft and hard vents in S, M, L, XL, two nose clips, nasal strips.
Where it all began: the little parts for parties, rides, gadgets and the house.
Frills, pearls, knots, parasols, flags and a thousand plain double-points. Bamboo all of them, and enough in each bag for a real party.
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The flat ball before kickoff, the Presta valve at a gas station, the pinch flat twenty miles out. Small parts, big relief.
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The pin for the SIM tray, the plug that fits the other plug, the cable port your laptop forgot. Our oldest corner of the drawer.
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Waistbands that need an inch, ornaments that need a home, a mirror that needs a bib. The drawer's everything-else section.
See the shelfSix stories we've gathered from people who sleep, host and ride with our things.
Tried the mixed pack first like the card says, turned out I'm a large in the soft ones. My wife moved back from the couch after a week.
Soft vents always ended up flat by morning. The hard cones took three nights to get used to and now I don't notice them.
I'm a mouth breather AND a nose snorer apparently. Chin strap and a medium vent together finally did it.
The gold and silver picks made our anniversary board look catered. Guests kept asking where they were from.
Coach's rule now: a pack of needles in every car. We've never had to cancel a game over a flat ball again.
Didn't want to buy new pants mid-pregnancy. The extenders gave me the inch I needed and nobody could tell.
We go nose to nose with our own shelf, so you can pick the right one first time.
| Feature | Soft ventsfrom $9.99 | Hard conesfrom $9.99 | Magnetic clipfrom $5.99 | Nasal stripsfrom $7.99 | Chin strapfrom $5.99 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Works from inside the nose | |||||
| Nothing inside the nostril | |||||
| For nasal snoring | |||||
| For mouth / throat snoring | |||||
| Reusable | |||||
| Sizes to choose from | S–XL | S–XL | one | S · L | one |
| Firmness | soft | firm | soft | flexible | stretch |
The things people ask us most about snoring aids.
More questionsClose your mouth and try to snore. If you can, the noise is coming from your nose, and vents, clips or strips can help. If you can only snore with your mouth open, the sound is from the throat, and a chin strap is the better first try. Our guide walks through it.
If you've never worn one, start with the 8-piece starter pack and test each size for a night or two. If a vent slips out, go up a size; if it presses after a few minutes, go down.
Soft silicone feels gentler and forgives a slightly-off size. Hard cones keep their shape, which suits noses that flatten soft vents overnight. The starter pack has both.
Every morning, rinse in warm water with a drop of mild soap, let them air dry and store them in the case. Replace vents after a few weeks of nightly use.
Most people notice a vent for the first few nights. Wear it for about thirty minutes before bed to start, then all night once your nose has settled in.
Yes. Mouth breathers who also snore through the nose often pair a chin strap with a vent. Earplugs are for the partner, whatever you choose.