O2 Nose Filters with 3M Filtration - Nasal Screens for Allergies, Dust & Smoke - Drug-Free & Latex-Free Nose Filters - Invisible Allergy Protection (Trial Pack 4 Sizes)

I’ve tried so many allergy products over the years, but these nasal filters are one of the few that actually help. They’re small, comfortable, and surprisingly effective at blocking out pollen and dust. I could breathe freely without the usual itchy nose or watery eyes. The design is clever — once you insert them properly, you can barely feel them, and they’re not noticeable to others. The pack also comes with plenty of replacement filters, which makes it convenient and cost-effective. If you have seasonal allergies or live in a dusty area, this is definitely worth trying. It’s a simple solution that really works!

U used the other brand before, it was really effective for my allergy. But this one was hard to breathe, maybe too thick idk, I ended up using my mouth to take a deep breath occasionally still no relief after hours of use. Size was just right though…(

I’m a welder in a sawmill, it prevents sawdust, welding sut, grinder dust, oil fumes. It’s breathable, soft, no smell, rewashable plus there’s a ton for pretty cheap. 10/10 you won’t regret buying it

I genuinely feel like they make a difference. I have really bad allergies, and there are only so many places that I can filter the air. My dog also sleeps in bed with me. I've started wearing these at night, and then if I am outside on days when the pollen count is high. Occasionally I'll wear them out other places as well as needed. The filter is relatively thin, yes, but they still can trap stuff. They aren't going to trap everything, but even if it traps 90% that is a massive difference for people with allergies (I'd guess its more than 90%). You are technically supposed to throw them away after 8 hours, but I will rinse them with hypochlorous acid and let them dry and reuse them a couple of times. So far it hasn't been an issue. This isn't the type of filter that will trap gasses, so you'll still be able to smell everything through it. If your issue is fragrances (like plug in air fresheners) it won't do you any good. I'm sure it would help some around smoke/fires, but you'll still have some particles get in. It also won't protect you from viruses the way an N95 would. It probably decreases the total count, but don't rely on it. If you are doing it for allergies, you'll want to make sure you start wearing them before you're allergies get bad. If you get congested and have a runny nose, that will just ruin the filter (or at least you'll need to be rinsing and drying regularly. Definitely buy the sample pack first to find your size. Yes its expensive for essentially one working pair, but it will be worth it. And overall I do find them pretty expensive for what you are getting. I can't see these things costing more than 5 cents a pair to make, but in my eyes spending $10 a month or so to be able to breath is worth it. If you have the right size, its comfortable and easy enough to use. But that is why you need to try the sample pack. I personally don't have issues with them falling out. Totally separate bonus though, if you have trouble breathing through your nose when you sleep, these will open your airways up enough (assuming you aren't congested). If you don't need them when you sleep (or only need them at certain times of the year), but you other wise snore, pop the filter out and just use it to open up your airway.

I was to get these nasal filters because I thought I had found a product that would actually work. However I was really disappointed with this. First of all the design is incredibly uncomfortable they do not stay in your nostril. You have to have a really wide nostril for the filters to fit. Even when I shoved them in halfway up my nose they still would not fit so they were basically a complete waste of money because you cannot wear them I am shocked that they had good reviews and I would recommend something different. Either invest in a mask to wear over your face or invest in some sort of allergen blocking nasal gel I have bought a great allergen blocking nasal gel from Amazon they have many different types but for me it’s a great product because it does seem to cut down on the allergens entering my body and I noticed that when I wear it I do not get the symptoms that I normally would if I wouldn’t wear it for example when I don’t wear it my nose will run I will get a headache I will get congested and I’ll feel tired when I put it on in the morning. After bathing and having my nose Celine rinsed it is really really effective for me especially with my problems and sensitivities to mold

UPDATE: Pollen season started more than a month ago in SW Ohio. I have been using one filter/day for about 2 months. My nose allergy symptoms have significantly decreased. I only use my allergy nasal spray at night, before bed; and, maybe once a week, I take an oral antihistamine for some whole-body allergic symptoms. Before the nose filters, I had to take oral antihistamine daily from March to the first frost, in addition to my allergy nasal spray. To check the efficiency of the filters, one day I decided not to use them. By midafternoon, my nose was bright red, itching, and running like crazy. So, the next day, before I put the filters on, I did a nasal rinse. I have not stopped using the filters daily since, and now things are much better, like before. I have been using both types of filters, the 3M and the Welder's version. Both work for me, with the 3M being more comfortable. I put them on as soon as I wake up, and I take them out right before going to bed, because I sleep with a CPAP. I do not know if people notice them, or if they are just being polite by not asking me about them. It does not matter to me. I will continue using them as needed. They are really a life-changing devices, for the better. My first time. I got the Trial Size, and like with the Welder's version, the XL is the winner. My review is a comparisson with the Welder version, which I tried for the first time yesterday, for more than 12 hours straight. I did the same with the 3M. The 3M version is softer, its "presence" in the nose is easier to ignore. Because of its softeness, the 3M version is a touch harder to accomodate inside the nose. I had to try several times, whereas with the Welder's version it was easier. Once properly set, it does its job of filtering what is supposed to filter. Same as the Welders' version. I am "sensitive" to one of my cats, and with either one of the filters I had no issues whatsoever. Both did not cause any irritation whatsoever inside my nose. One interesting observation: With the 3M version, I can see the filtration membrane moving back-and-forth as I inhale/exhale; whereas with the Welders' version I could not. So, my conclussion is: you cannot go wrong with either one. If you prefer the slight better comfort inside the nose, in spite of being a little harder to insert properly, go with the 3M. I am going to have both versions with me, for now. It is not Spring here in SW Ohio yet. That will be the next real test for me. Then, I plan to travel to the Caribbean (forever Spring) in the summer. Another real test for me. Then, at the end of summer, ragweed season. That is the nuclear test for me!! I will update me review then.

Unfortunately the size large was deformed. I could probably stretch out my nostrils for the xl………. Or hold the xl in place with some tape lol. Waste of five bucks. What a scam. Just tryin to keep the bugs from crawling up my nose into my brain here. Back to the Covid masks. These probably work great for some people. The people that didn’t receive deformed junk.

Get the fit check set first. These work great. I volunteer at an animal shelter and these allow me to scoop litter without breathing in all the dust and contaminants. Noticed definite difference when using. They came with a little flat case, which can hold two pair. Some times they tickle inside the nose…but anything would.