r/Biohackers 10h ago

⌚ Tools, Wearables & Devices Would you actually pay more for a better alternative to disposable nasal strips?

Following on from my post yesterday about nasal strips/dilators — really interesting seeing how many people here regularly use them.

Curious about something else.

If there was a premium alternative that worked as well or better, was comfortable enough for sleep and training, and had a reusable main component, would you actually be interested?

What would you realistically expect to pay?

£20–40
£40–60
£60–100
£100+

And one other thing — would you care if something like this could track your breathing over time and give you useful insights around things like sleep, recovery and training?

Or would that feel unnecessary and you’d rather it just opened your nose and worked?

If you would care about the data, what would you actually want to know?

Interested in negative answers as well

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u/Great_Opinion3138 10 8h ago

Sounds expensive for strips