Lip Lock

Our bodies are smarter than we think — they naturally wake us up if breathing becomes difficult due to congestion. Mouth breathing actually signals your nose to swell and produce more mucus, while nasal breathing helps reduce that response. Lip Lock is breathable and porous, allowing some airflow if needed. If you're unsure, start by using the tape and nose strips during the day to get comfortable. Once you're used to it, wear it overnight when nasal breathing feels easy and natural.

Lip Lock is CPAP-friendly and works great alongside a nasal mask. It’s a more comfortable alternative to chin straps and helps prevent the common “air leak” that happens when your mouth opens during CPAP use.

Everyone's needs are different, so it’s important to choose the solution that works best for you. While it’s not for everyone, Lip Lock has helped many people with mild OSA improve their breathing habits. Proper airway alignment starts with tongue posture — the tongue should naturally rest against the roof of the mouth. When you breathe through your mouth, the tongue often drops to the floor, increasing the risk of airway obstruction. Lip Lock encourages nasal breathing, which helps keep the tongue in its ideal position. If you use a CPAP, Lip Lock pairs well with a nasal mask to support more effective therapy.

Don’t ask us — ask your partner. Snoring and sleep-related irritability are some of the biggest culprits behind tension at home. Lip Lock can help ease some of that.

Sealing your lips encourages nasal breathing, which leads to deeper, more restful sleep — for both you and your partner.

Yes — and here’s why. While it’s not for everyone, many people don’t realize that practicing nasal breathing can actually improve how your nose functions over time. Consistent nasal breathing helps open the airways and may even reduce congestion. People with allergies often report noticeable improvements while using Lip Lock. Pairing it with our Nose Strips can make nasal breathing feel easier by gently widening the airway. Start by practicing during the day, and once it feels comfortable, wear it overnight for the full benefit.

Yes, you can use Lip Lock if you have a deviated septum — but it might not be the right fit for everyone. We recommend trying it out during the day first to see how it feels. Some people pair Lip Lock with our Nose Strips to help open the airway and make nasal breathing more comfortable. Over time, consistent use has helped some users experience noticeable improvement, even with a deviated septum. Start slow, and see what works best for your body.

Absolutely. Tons of incredible women use Lip Lock every night to experience the powerful benefits of nasal breathing during sleep. Don’t just take our word for it — check out the reviews and hear directly from the amazing women in the Lip Lock community.