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Elvaris
AirLift Magnetic Nasal Strips
Lifts your nostrils open from the outside — more air, less mouth breathing, deeper sleep
Buy 1, Get 1 Free — one for you, one for whoever you share a bed with
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How it works
Most people breathe through their mouth at night without knowing it. Narrow nostrils collapse a little on every inhale, so your body takes the easy route — your mouth.
1. Stick — a small adhesive tab on the outside of each nostril.
2. Click — the magnetic band snaps onto both tabs.
3. Breathe — the band gently lifts your nostrils open. You feel the air on the very first breath.

Why people don’t take it off
Sleep: mouth closed, airway open — that’s the difference between waking up with a dry mouth and a pounding head, and waking up actually rested.
Snoring: a lot of snoring starts with mouth breathing. Open the nose and the whole night gets quieter — for both of you.
Training: nose breathing on runs and lifts keeps you calmer and longer in the session. The band stays put through sweat.
No sprays, no drugs, no surgery. Reusable band — just swap the tabs.

Questions
Will it fit my nose?
The band flexes to fit most noses, and the adhesive tabs sit on the outside of each nostril wing so placement adjusts to you.
Does it hurt or feel weird?
Most people forget it’s there after a few minutes. Nothing goes inside your nose.
How long do the tabs last?
One pair of tabs per night. The Starter Kit comes with 30 tabs — a full month.
Is the band reusable?
Yes. Rinse it, let it dry, and click it onto a fresh pair of tabs.
Does it work if I have a deviated septum?
Many people with one nostril that always feels blocked use it nightly. It works on the outside of the nose, so try it for 30 nights — if it doesn’t help, get your money back.
What if it doesn’t work for me?
30-day money-back guarantee. See our Refund Policy.
AirLift is a breathing aid, not a medical treatment. It is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure sleep apnea or any medical condition. If you have been told you stop breathing during sleep, talk to a doctor.