FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions about Max-Air Nose Cones and Sinus Cones

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Your 800 number does not work in my area, do you have another phone number?
When will my order ship?
How do I determine what size to order?
How do Max-Air Nose Cones and Sinus Cones Differ from Other Remedies?
How soft and safe are your Nose Cones nasal dilators?
How does it feel the first time that you use the Sinus Cones or Max-Air Nose Cones?
Are the Max-Air Nose Cones and the Sinus Cones latex-free?
How are Doctor Recommended Max-Air Nose Cones and Sinus Cones Right for Me?
What is the difference between the Max-Air Nose Cones and the Sinus Cones?

Can I reuse the Max-Air Nose Cones and Sinus Cones, and when should I replace them?

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How do I clean my Max-Air Nose Cones and Sinus Cones?
What if the size I order doesn’t fit? What if the Cones don’t work in my case?
How Do I Purchase Max-Air Nose Cones and Sinus Cones?
What is the price for a set of Sinus Cones or Max-Air Nose Cones?
What are the same day Shipping & Handling options and delivery times?
How do Max-Air Nose Cones perform compared to Breathe Right Nasal Strips?
Do Sinus Cones work faster than oral decongestants or nasal steroid sprays?
How do Sinus Cones compare to oral decongestants?

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1. Barnes ML, Lipworth BJ. Removing nasal valve obstruction in peak nasal inspiratory flow measurement. Ann Allergy, Asthma, Immuno 2007;99(7):59-602. 2. DiSomma EM, West SN, Wheatley JR, Amis TC. Nasal dilator strip increase maximum inspiratory flow via nasal wall stabilization. Laryngoscope 1999;109(5):780-7843. 3. Mucha SM, deTineo M, Naclerio RM, Baroody FM. Comparison of Montelukast and Pseudoephedrine in the Treatment of Allergic Rhinitis. Arch otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2006;132:164-172

Warnings:
IF YOU ARE SUBJECT TO FREQUENT NOSE BLEEDS, OR IF YOU HAVE HAD A STROKE AND YOUR BREATHING MAY BE IMPAIRED, CONSULT YOUR DOCTOR BEFORE USING THE CONES.

Breathe Right is a registered trade name of GlaxoSmithKline, Inc., and Sudafed is a registered trade name of Pfizer, Inc.