Paquete Power Sleep

Yes! Our mouth tape works well alongside most CPAP nasal masks. It’s often more comfortable than a chin strap and helps prevent air from leaking through the mouth — a common issue for CPAP users. Many find it improves both the fit and effectiveness of their therapy.

It depends. While mouth taping has helped some people with mild sleep apnea breathe better at night, it’s not a one-size-fits-all solution. Nasal breathing supports better tongue posture, which may help keep the airway open — but if you’ve been diagnosed with sleep apnea or use a CPAP machine, speak with your doctor first. Many do find success combining mouth tape with a nasal mask for improved comfort and reduced air leaks.

Possibly! Snoring and restless nights don’t exactly spark romance. Better sleep means better moods — and fewer midnight elbow nudges. We’ll let your partner be the judge.

Mouth Tape reduces throat vibration, while Nasal Strips increase airflow — targeting the root causes of snoring.

Yes — many allergy sufferers actually find it helpful. Training your body to breathe through the nose can support better airflow and reduce congestion over time. For extra support, pairing it with nasal strips can make nasal breathing easier and more comfortable, especially at night. Start slow during the day and build up to full nights as it feels right.

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ARK Mouth Tape is the best on the planet – no question. Designed with a unique skin-loving adhesive, it sticks strong but feels soft, even for sensitive skin. Infused with Aloe Vera, Collagen, and Vitamin E, it cares for your lips while you sleep.

And the clever center opening? It lets you sip water or breathe easily if needed. No other tape does it like this. Once you try ARK, you won’t settle for less.