Nasal filters are non-prescription devices used to reduce the inhalation of airborne particles. They typically consist of a flexible frame that holds a filtering material, such as a mesh or foam, which sits just inside the nasal passages.
What can it filter? 99% of “respiratory irritants” can’t escape it.
Pollen/Dust: Filters over 97% of pollen and pet dander, saying goodbye to seasonal allergies.
PM2.5/Exhaust Fumes: Adsorbs over 70% of fine particulate matter, a lifesaver for commuters and outdoor enthusiasts.
Bacteria/Odors: With an activated carbon layer, it reduces irritating odors such as secondhand smoke and kitchen fumes.
Virus Protection: Laboratory tests show a 93% blockage rate against common respiratory viruses.
Why choose this product? Invisible + Comfortable, it feels like you’re not wearing anything.
Many people worry about “nasal congestion and stuffiness”? This filter’s design completely overturns that stereotype:
Invisible and seamless: The small, round filter is almost invisible when inserted into the nostrils, making it suitable for meetings and dates without embarrassment.
Breathable and not stuffy: Made with TPE flexible material and honeycomb ventilation holes, the breathing resistance is 60% lower than ordinary masks, allowing for smooth breathing even during exercise.
Snug and comfortable: The elastic support fits the inner wall of the nasal cavity, preventing it from slipping, and there’s no foreign body sensation even after wearing it for 8 hours.
Safe and non-irritating: Free of latex and fluorescent agents, it has passed skin sensitivity tests, making it safe for people with rhinitis.
Purpose and Function：
The primary function of nasal filters is to act as a physical barrier against various irritants and pollutants found in the air.
Allergens: They are commonly used by individuals with allergies to filter out pollen, dust mites, pet dander, and mold spores, helping to reduce symptoms like sneezing and a runny nose.
Pollutants: They can help minimize exposure to environmental pollutants, such as fine particulate matter (PM2.5), smoke, and industrial dust.
Convenience: Unlike face masks, nasal filters are often less conspicuous and can be worn more comfortably for extended periods, making them suitable for use in various social and professional settings.
