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Where can you buy nasal strips to stop snoring in town in Dublin?

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  • 12-07-2011 9:37am
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    whoopsadaisy
    Registered Users Posts: 142 ✭✭


    If that's even what they're called :o

    And what price might they be?

    Thanks :)


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    spoonface
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    whoopsadaisy wrote: »
    If that's even what they're called :o

    And what price might they be?

    Thanks :)

    I heard that if you sew a tennis ball on the back of their PJ's, it'll stop them from sleeping on their back, and you can only snore while on your back.


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    John Mason
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    you can get them in most chemist but dont waste your money, they dont work


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    admiralofthefleet
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    irishbird wrote: »
    you can get them in most chemist but dont waste your money, they dont work

    yeah they dont work. ive found that blowing my nose before bed cuts it down significantly


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    Skerries
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    why are you snoring in town?
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    John Mason
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    spoonface wrote: »
    I, and you can only snore while on your back.

    absolutely lies, trust me i live with a chronic snored and he could snooze whilst standing on his head


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    tricky D
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    A dab of Olbas oil under the nostrils before bed helps open the sinuses a bit which provides some help.


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    John Mason
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    tricky D wrote: »
    A dab of Olbas oil under the nostrils before bed helps open the sinuses a bit which provides some help.

    Again lies, lies, lies

    the only things that works is seperate bedrooms and earplugs :D


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    tricky D
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    irishbird wrote: »
    Again lies, lies, lies

    the only things that works is seperate bedrooms and earplugs :D

    Lies, lies, lies. Separate houses/apts is the only solution:p


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    cosmic
    Registered Users Posts: 2,172 ✭✭✭cosmic


    Vicks nasal inhaler before bed works wonders


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    Gavin "shels"
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    irishbird wrote: »
    absolutely lies, trust me i live with a chronic snored and he could snooze whilst standing on his head

    Des can stand on his head? Pretty good party trick.


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    dubtom
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    My wife can snore while sleeping on her side, it's true.
    She claims drink makes her snore,and if she hasn't had drink, now get this one,she must have been very tired. We have had hundreds of arguments over that one.:(


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    DWCommuter
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    This works, once Sleep apnea has been ruled out.

    http://www.snorban.co.uk/


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    plys
    Registered Users Posts: 221 ✭✭plys


    DWCommuter wrote: »
    This works, once Sleep apnea has been ruled out.

    http://www.snorban.co.uk/


    Really?? £45 is a bit steep though, no? I'm causing the missus an awful lot of grief recently with my snoring, and I'd really like to find a permanant solution.

    Has anyone tried those rings that you wear on your little finger? I believe they use acupressure, but i would imagine that some people are less suited to this method than others. I personally would much prefer to wear a ring on my finger than a gumshield in my mouth!


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