Sleep Better with MyoTape
- Designed to Support Breathing Through the Nose
- Suitable for Adults and Children
All the benefits of mouth taping with none of the downsides
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Places around mouth
Stimulates your muscles to tighten rather than forcing mouth closure like normal mouth tape
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Facilitates mouth puffing
If mouth puffing is prevented by mouth tape covering lips, obstructive sleep apnea can worsen.
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Allows emergency opening
Less claustrophobic and safer if you need to open your mouth or have a drink
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Better sleep, better health
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Restore Nasal Breathing
Remove the morning 'dry mouth' feeling and improve sleep quality
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Prevent Mouth Snoring
Improve sleep quality by restoring light nasal breathing
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CPAP, Mandibular device friendly
Complements device usage by promoting nasal breathing
Improve your sleep today
In a recent survey 94% of MyoTape customers had improved their sleep health. That's why we have sold over 11 million units around the world!
Let customers speak for us
We are not like other Mouth Tapes
Named after the Latin "myo" for muscle, Myotape uniquely wraps around your mouth to activate the orbicularis oris muscle, for natural as opposed to forced mouth closure- offers all the benefits of mouth taping with none of the issues.
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Unique muscle stimulation
Experience improved sleep, breathing, and performance without the discomfort or rigidity often associated with conventional mouth tapes. Suitable for adults and children, compatible with CPAP and mandibular devices use to improve sleep health
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Safe and science based
Designed by globally respected breathing expert and author Patrick McKeown- a Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology and the Academy of Applied Myofunctional Sciences. Patrick regularly speaks at dental and respiratory conferences worldwide shaping industry standards with his insights and expertise.
How to use MyoTape
MyoTape strips are easy to apply and remove.
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1. Peel
An individual strip for use
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2. Stretch
Your strip by 20-30%
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3. Apply
Tape around the upper and lower lip
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4. Activate
Contact layer by gently pressing
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Myotape in the News
The secret of MyoTape is spreading around the world
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Chris Evans
It wasn't restrictive at all, you can actually still open your mouth, but you don't unless you want to. So you don't open it automatically in the night. And I feel completely different this morning.
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Mel Robbins
'I'm gonna make sure to tape my husbands mouth with your tape'
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James Nestor and Steven Bartlett
'Myotape is fantastic...Takes away the paranoia that people have with first taping their mouth. Especially good for kids'
MyoTape vs Other Mouth Tapes
Features | MyoTape | Other Mouth Tapes |
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Keeps mouth shut during sleep | ✓ | ✓ |
Versatility for adults & children | ✓ | ✗ |
Scientific Backing | ✓ | ✗ |
Safety | ✓ | ✗ |
Convenience | ✓ | ✗ |
Mouth Puffing | ✓ | ✗ |
MyoTape supports a transition to Nasal Breathing
Children and excessive Mouth Breathing
- More Likely to Experience Poor Sleep Quality
- A Stuffy Nose Reduces Concentration
- Sleep Difficulties and Symptoms of ADHD in Children with Mouth Breathing
- Impacts facial development (crooked teeth)
Mouth Breathing Increases with Age
- Research highlights that people over 40 years of age are six times more likely than younger people to spend more than 50% of their sleep time breathing through the mouth and nose combined.
- Over-40s are already at an increased risk of sleep disorders including snoring and sleep apnea.
Mouth Breathing and Dental Health
- Breathing Through the Mouth Can Affect Growth of the Face
- The Association between Mouth Breathing and Crooked Teeth
- Mouth Breathing can Increase Plaque
- Mouth Breathing and Increased Risk of Periodontal Disease
Importance of Nasal Breathing for Asthma
- Mouth Breathing is Associated with Worsening of Asthma
- Breathing Through the Nose Helps Protect against Exercise Induced Asthma
- Breathing Through the Mouth Reduces Lung Function in Mild Asthma