• MyoTape For Beards
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Mouth Tape for Beards

Mouth Tape for Beards

€28,00 EUR
€28,00 EUR
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  • MyoTape helps gently restore breathing through the nose.
  • Easy to Use - MyoTape sleep strips surround the mouth, and bring together the lips with light elastic tension. They do not cover the mouth.
  • Skin-Friendly - MyoTape is made using cotton and skin-friendly glue.
  • Expert Designed - Designed by international renowned breathing expert Patrick McKeown, Author of the Oxygen Advantage.
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What size should I buy

All faces are different, however our guidance on sizing is:

  • Large

    For most men and circa 50% of women.

    Mouth Width greater than 52mm (2.05 inches)

  • Medium

    For more petite faces and teenagers

    Mouth Width between 47mm and 52mm (1.85 inches and 2.05 inches)

  • Small

    For children - older children

    Mouth Width less than 47mm (1.85 inches)

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How to measure

  • Get a ruler and find a mirror

    Get a ruler and find a mirror

  • Relax your face and mouth

    Relax your face and mouth (ie a neutral face expression)

  • Measure the width of your mouth

    Measure the width of your mouth

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How to use MyoTape

MyoTape strips are easy to apply and remove.

  • Peel - An individual strip for use

    1. Peel

    An individual strip for use

  • Stretch - Your strip by 20-30%

    2. Stretch

    Your strip by 20-30%

  • Apply - Tape to the upper and lower lip

    3. Apply

    Tape around the upper and lower lip

  • Activate - Contact layer by gently pressing

    4. Activate

    Contact layer by gently pressing

Customer Reviews

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Shane B.
Really good product

Really helps my sleep

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Bernhard B.
Best Mouthtapes

Ii am really happy with myotape. Feels good and is convenient to use. Recommend it!!

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Connie C.

my bearded husband didn't think they stick well enough, and when i tried them they seemed the same as the Large size regular myo-tape... so i'm not sure why use the beard one? any answers?

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Vicki T.
Hubby and I are actually sleeping next to eachother again

This tape is a game changer!

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Jeff S.
It really does work with a beard!

I'm on the journey to retraining myself as a nose breather, and I thought I'd give MyoTape for beards a try. I have a beard. But I was quite skeptical: would the tape really stick to the beard? Well, yes! It took a couple of tries to get it right. The crucial thing is to actually follow the directions. : ) You MUST stretch the tape horizontally a good 20 - 30%, and you MUST press down on the tape a while for the glue to set into the beard. (And yes, it hurts a wee bit to remove it the next morning; but I've never seen evidence that it pulls any hairs out, and if you wear a beard, you should be able to deal with the pain.)
I purchased the tape before heading out for a 10-day holiday in a remote house without electricity, so wouldn't be able to use my CPAP. I have severe sleep apnea, in spite of being a fit, thin, non-smoking, tee-totaling, plant-based-diet eating, zen-meditating, bearded kind of guy, so needing the CPAP is a bit of an insult to my way of life. Anyway, this holiday offered a perfect opportunity to test what would happen if I only breathed through my nose while I slept. I thought that MyoTape would be a great help in this regard. My wife's report confirmed that with MyoTape I indeed breathed only through my nose. (Just for the record, I also used a chin strap, which did lend additional help toward keeping the mouth closed.) Unfortunately, I still managed to snore--but that's something that presents a different challenge.
I have continued using the tape since returning home and use of the CPAP, but now I am hopeful that regular nose-breathing exercises (and use of mouth tape) might some day eliminate snoring and maybe the need for the CPAP. We'll see about that. For now, I can heartily recommend MyoTape to fellow bearders who wish to keep their mouths shut while sleeping, and to anyone else trying to retrain their breathing mechanics.

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