Collagen Mouth Tape & Facial Wipes Set – 30 Pieces

Bundle of 30 Collagen Mouth Tapes + 3 Travel Wipe Packs
This sleep-support bundle includes 30 gentle collagen mouth tapes designed to promote healthy nose breathing during sleep, helping improve rest and reduce mouth dryness. To ensure a clean and secure fit, the set also comes with 3 convenient travel-sized packs of facial wipes (10 wipes per pack) — perfect for cleansing the mouth area before application. Ideal for home or travel, this bundle makes nightly use simple, hygienic, and comfortable.

Pack Contains:

• 30 Collagen mouth tapes
• 3 x Travel-sized packs of facial wipes

Features:

• Promotes nasal breathing and improves oxygen efficiency for deeper, more restorative sleep
• Hydrates, soothes, and supports skin elasticity with gentle collagen care
• Skin-friendly adhesive designed to protect and care for delicate lips
• Reduces snoring and enhances beauty sleep, leaving you refreshed and rejuvenated

How to Apply

1. Ensure the skin around your mouth is clean and dry for proper adhesion.
2. Hold and tear perforated line of backing.
3. Pull back the backing, place tape over closed lip and smooth out.
4. To remove, slowly peel off.

For more information check out our How to Video.

1. Ensure the skin around your mouth is clean and dry for proper adhesion.
2. Hold and tear perforated line of backing.
3. Pull back the backing, place tape over closed lip and smooth out.
4. To remove, slowly peel off.

For step-by-step guidance, check out our [How-to Video].

Nasal breathing is a foundation of good health because the nose conditions every breath before it reaches your lungs. Nasal tissues filter particles, and the rich nasal microvasculature warms and humidifies incoming air to protect the lower airways and improve gas exchange.

It also supports better mechanics: people who habitually breathe through the nose show greater diaphragmatic engagement and less accessory-muscle overuse than mouth breathers. Another advantage is nitric oxide — the paranasal sinuses generate high levels of nitric oxide, which mixes with inhaled air and helps regulate blood flow, immunity, and oxygen distribution.

When congestion or narrow nasal passages push you toward mouth breathing, you may experience dry mouth, snoring, fragmented sleep, and lower perceived sleep quality. External nasal strips gently lift the nasal sidewalls to widen the nasal valve area and increase airflow, making nasal breathing easier during sleep and daily activity. Randomised studies and clinical evaluations report improved subjective congestion and sleep measures, and reduced nasal resistance in suitable users. If you are considering mouth-taping to force nasal breathing, clinical and expert reviews advise caution because evidence is limited and risks exist; nasal strips are a safer, drug-free way to encourage healthy nasal airflow.

References

• Elad, D., Wolf, M. & Keck, T. (2008) Air-conditioning in the human nasal cavity. Respiratory Physiology & Neurobiology, 163(1-3), pp.121–127.
  
• Mortensen, C.R. et al. (2021) Nasal versus oral breathing during exercise: implications for respiratory muscle activation and efficiency. European Journal of Applied Physiology, 121(3), pp.869–878.
  
• Lundberg, J.O. et al. (1994) Nitric oxide and its role in airway physiology and host defense. American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 149(6), pp.1670–1676.
  
• Fitzpatrick, M.F. & Driver, H.S. (2019) Mouth breathing and sleep-disordered breathing: mechanisms and consequences. Sleep Medicine Reviews, 44, pp.23–28.
  
• Djupesland, P.G. (2014) Nasal congestion and the efficacy of external nasal dilators. BMC Pulmonary Medicine, 14(Suppl 1): S4.
  
• Han, J.K. et al. (2023) Clinical safety and effectiveness of mouth taping for sleep improvement: a review of current evidence. Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine, 19(8), pp.1431–1438.