




Mouth Tape - Daily | Black
Seals your mouth for nasal breathing. 30 nights, rayon with pull-off tab.
Backed by research
The Research
A tape that keeps your lips closed while you sleep, so you breathe through your nose instead of your mouth. Around six in ten people mouth breathe at night without knowing it. The dry mouth in the morning is usually the first clue. Nose breathing keeps your mouth moist, keeps your breathing slower and quieter, and lets your body do its overnight work undisturbed. The tape is made of soft, skin-friendly material with a pull-off tab, so it comes off in one movement without pulling on your lips. The first few nights feel unusual; after that, most people don't want to sleep without it. One pack contains 30 nights. Not suitable if your nose is blocked. Combine it with a nasal strip if nose breathing takes effort.
In matte black.
You can try the Mouth Tape - Daily | Black for 30 days. Not satisfied? Just send it back to us no problem.


Backed by Experts
Steven Zwerink is a Respiratory Physiologist and founder of the Dutch Institute for Breathing Physiology. Since 2018 he has studied how breathing influences the body, recovery and performance, with a strong focus on the physiology of nasal breathing. He trains professional athletes, healthcare professionals and physiotherapists across the Netherlands. OMNIAIR works with Steven because our products rest on the same principle: the body is built to breathe through the nose.
Respiratory Physiologist
Founder, Dutch Institute for Breathing Physiology

STEVEN ZWERINK
Founder, Dutch Institute for Breathing Physiology
The way we move air in and out of the body is more than a habit, it is a fundamental part of our physiology. During sleep the route of your breathing affects the quality of your rest, your autonomic nervous system, and the stability of your upper airway. Nasal breathing supports these processes, while chronic mouth breathing is more often associated with snoring, a dry mouth and lower sleep quality. Since we spend roughly a third of our lives asleep, the way we breathe at night can have a real effect on long-term health.
Tools like mouth tape and nasal strips can offer valuable support in some situations. A nasal strip can improve nasal airflow when there is mild mechanical narrowing, and mouth tape can help break a habit of open-mouth breathing. They are not a solution for an underlying condition. With clear congestion, snoring or suspected sleep apnea, it is important to also look at the cause and seek professional advice.
Sleep deeper. Wake up recharged.
OMNIAIR Mouth Tape gently keeps your mouth closed so you naturally breathe through your nose. The result? Deeper sleep, less snoring, more energy.
- Reduces snoring by promoting nasal breathing
- Soft, skin-friendly material comfortable all night
- Easy removal with the built-in pull-off tab































