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During the past years, multiple independent clinical studies and recommendations have been published about Airmax® nasal dilator.
76% more airflow by use of Airmax nasal dilator
Improvement of nasal breathing and patient satisfaction by the endonasal dilator Airmax (2013)
67% of patients were willing to continue using a nasal dilator
Managing nasal valve compromised patients with nasal dilators: objective vs subjective parameters (2016)
Airmax spreaders showed the best results compared with other types
Effective application of nasal dilators in snoring and mild sleep apnoea (2010)
Considerable reduction of snoring in 74% of the cases
Non-invasive method of snoring treatment and OSAS prophylactic
Airmax also increases nasal airflow with healthy adolescent athletes
Does the Airmax internal nasal dilator® increase peak nasal inspiratory flow (PNIF) in adolescent athletes? (2015)
87,5% of the OSAS patients shown reduction in total nasal resistance
Usage of Four-phase High-resolution Rhinomanometry and measurement of nasal resistance in Sleep-disordered Breathing
Airmax nasal dilator is a very useful non-surgical Therapeutic option for patients with nasal obstruction and snoring due to nasal valve pathology.
Recommendation letter Prof. PW Hellings
67% of patients were willing to continue using a nasal dilator after trying for a period of 4 weeks
Airmax spreaders showed the best results compared with other types
Airmax also increases nasal airflow with healthy adolescent athletes
87,5% of the OSAS patients shown reduction in total nasal resistance