😷 Nasal Plugs by SMILEY Review

For swimming laps. In general I like the top. They are adjustable and if you have an oily nose they will slip a little. I ordered a pack for each pair of glasses I use regularly so I don't have to carry them around. I swam 180 laps with flips and had to adjust them. Make a winner.

I bought these when I needed to keep water out of my nose while whitewater kayaking. The strap fits my helmet perfectly and is not too long. They're made of adjustable metal so you can fit them to your nose, and they keep that width - and do what they're designed to do - keep water out. Got one for each of my river helms.

Better than the worst nose studs but they still slip off my nose very easily. I have 2 other pairs that work much better than this one. My friends don't have a problem with emojis, so I guess it depends on the shape of your nose and how much sunscreen you use. I need a lot of sunscreen so this doesn't work for me. There are several other types of plugs that even work with sunscreen, so keep looking unless you're trying to get skin cancer on your nose.

Working well. I wouldn't drive without them. I find that with heavy use they break pretty quickly [the coating falls apart] but I think it might be the sunscreen. I say this because "most" types of gum warn that bug spray and sunscreen cause deterioration and the first two sets I used during the hottest part of summer only seemed to last 4-6 weeks before the coating came off the wire. However, once you get used to them, you'll forget they're on and keep water out of my sinuses while kayaking…

I love these nose plugs - they are adjustable to fit different noses (after lending the plugs to other kayakers I found that not all ethnic groups have enough bridges to grab a noseplug in. In other words, it can slip right off flatter noses). I found that attaching a tie directly to the PFD didn't give me enough length. My trick uses a safety pin. I loop it and clip it to the collar of my shirt. This way the nose plug is easy to find when I need it and long enough to keep it from coming off my

My grandson only uses these nose plugs for Special Olympics swim training and competitions. He has a sensory processing disorder, is autistic and is very sensitive to anything he wears. The flexible, bendable metal clip gives him full control over how tightly they sit on his nose. The strap means he won't lose them in the pool. The downside is that it breaks over time due to the constant bending of the wire. to be expected. But they take a very long time for that to happen, at least in our…

Works great! soft noses. A thread so as not to lose her. I can't say more. This is a nose clip - keeps the nose closed. If you try, you can bend the metal. You know when you have a big toot like me. Ouch! For those using the Oracle HC452 (I think it's the model) it works well with the ungodly high pressure of 25/21. But fair warning: if you're not breathing fast enough, you risk sounding like bagpipes with a whistle in the morning because all that air is being forced into your stomach. You may…

1. Anyone who buys nose plugs should note the following: Our noses are usually smeared with slippery oil. In-house production :). Rinse your nose in the shower before swimming. several times to wash off this oil. Even if you bought cheap $2, it will help.2. They're easy to adjust but keep their shape as you swim. Not sure what metal they use but it reminds me of a stronger version of Solder.3. I was about to throw the laces away but I've tried attaching them to my glasses and it doesn't bother…