Sniffit® Transparent nasal strips
Sniffit® Stick Nasal Inhaler
100.000+ satisfied customers
Recommended by medics
Opens your nose instantly
Gives an immediate boost
Enjoy our 60 day money back guarantee. Less than 1% of users ask for their money back
Real results from real customers
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTIONExperience instant relief from nasal congestion with the Sniffit® Stick Nasal Inhaler, your go-to solution for better breathing and enhanced focus. The Nasal Stick is infused with a blend of powerful essential oils.
Key Ingredients:
- Melaleuca Essential Oil: Known for its purifying properties
- Ravensara Essential Oil: Supports respiratory ease
- Eucalyptus Essential Oil: Provides a refreshing and invigorating aroma
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Mint Essential Oil: Enhances alertness and focus
Storage & Safety:
- Store below 25˚C and use within 3 months of opening.
- Keep out of reach of children and not suitable for children under 6 years.
- Consult a healthcare professional if pregnant or nursing.
- Do not use excessively. Temporary irritation, sneezing or increased nasal discharge may occur.
Free from PFAS, BPA, and heavy metals.
ALL POSSIBLE BENEFITS
✔ Quick relief of a stuffy nose
✔ Easier breathing through your nose
✔ Enhanced concentration
✔ Gives a boost
SHIPPING
Shipping is free for all orders of €19.95 and above.
RETURN POLICY
If you want to return your products, please reach out to hello@zippit.nl. We will then send you our return address.
Sniffit® Stick Nasal Inhaler
Sale price$30.57
Regular price$35.28
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Sniffit® Stick Nasal Inhaler
Sale price$30.57
Regular price$35.28
Backed by experts
Our products are recommended by leading experts in breathing, sleep and oral health to support healthier nasal breathing and better sleep in their patients and clients. This multidisciplinary network of professionals uses Zippit's products in practice and advises it as an easy, effective tool alongside their own treatments.
Drs. Nurcan Yilmaz, M.Sc.
Dentist and Prosthodontist
Drs. Nurcan Yilmaz, M.Sc.
Dentist and Prosthodontist
Biography
Drs. Nurcan Yilmaz‑Vukkink is an EPA- and NVVRT‑registered prosthodontist and restorative dentist, specialized in complex rehabilitations and function‑driven esthetics. Since graduating from ACTA in 2011, she has focused on what patients truly need: precise, customized treatments that balance beauty and long‑term function. With advanced microscope-based experience and her own clinic, Daniels Tandheelkunde in Enschede, she delivers high-precision, evidence‑based dentistry with a personal touch and durable, predictable results.
Nicolette van den Broek
Clinical Speech-Language Pathologist
Nicolette van den Broek
Clinical Speech-Language Pathologist
Biography
Nicolette van den Broek is a highly experienced clinical speech therapist and founder of Keelzorg, a specialized practice focused on medically unexplained throat, cough and breathing complaints. With over twenty years of hospital experience, she developed the Keelzorg method: an analytically sharp yet personal and highly practical approach. She looks beyond isolated symptoms, collaborates closely with other healthcare professionals and is known as an innovative expert at the intersection of throat complaints, breathing and speech therapy.
Nikki van der Velden
Breathwork Expert & Author
Nikki van der Velden
Breathwork Expert & Author
Biography
Nikki van der Velden is one of the leading breathwork experts in the Netherlands and the founder of The Breathwork Movement, the go-to platform for breathwork featuring the most comprehensive directory of breath coaches, training programs, and advanced courses. As the author of Your Breath, Your Medicine and a sought-after speaker on podcasts and at events, she combines personal experience, scientific insight, and practical breathing techniques into a grounded and effective approach. This has established her as a leading authority in the fields of breath, stress, sleep, and nervous system regulation.
Question we often get
Is the Sniffit Stick safe to use?
When can I use the Sniffit Stick?
The dangers of mouth breathing
A human being breathes an average of 20,000 times a day. How you breathe can be very influential in how you feel. Mouth breathing has all sorts of adverse health effects.
It reduces oxygen intake, is bad for your oral health and is the main cause of snoring.
Bad sleep
Low sleep quality
Causes snoring
Bad Oral health
Bacteria accumulate in the mouth
Causes a dry mouth
Causes bad breath
Negative Beauty impact
Can change the shape of your face
Causes under-eye bags
Bad for teeth
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