Size-My-Nose Fit Guide

It’s easy to determine your Sinus Cones ™ or Nose Cones ® size.

Sinus Cones are available in three sizes: S, M, L

Sinus Cones are available in S, M and L sizes.

How to Size: Nose Cones instructional video

Measure your thumb as shown.

We have a patented formula that uses the width of your thumb to gauge the size of your nasal airway.

(No need to put your thumb in your nose. Just use this simple method and let our sizing system do the rest.)

Simply use a ruler to measure across the entire width of the thumb, from left to right, as shown. Place your thumb at the end of the ruler, press down on the ruler and then find the widest measure showing. Then use or our sizing chart to match the width of your thumb to the size of the Cone needed as indicated by the sizing chart.

Use this guide for reference.

Since many computer screens resize images, please be sure to use a ruler to measure and then use the Fit Guide for reference.

Custom Sizing for Deviated Septum and Nasal Airway Collapse

Mixing two different sizes may be needed for deviated septum or nasal valve collapse, if one nasal airway or nostril is smaller or narrower than the other.

If this is your situation, you will find it more suitable to use two different sizes Cones to treat this problem. Simply determine the size that you measure to normally, as indicated above, and then select that size for your larger nostril, and the next smaller size for your other smaller or narrower nostril.

Purchase the two sizes, and use one size in one nostril and the other size in the other nostril. Once again, swivel for your most comfortable fit and best angle to maximize flow volume.

At 62 I have tried everything to help me with my sinuses. This works great it does what it says. I would recommend this product to anyone thinking of purchasing to do so. They worked for me right away. Thank you. - S. Schneider CA

How to Choose Your Most Comfortable Softness

Every person is slightly different when it involves the softness that they prefer. Generally the softer, clear, Max-Air Nose Cones are preferred, especially for deviated septum, mild sleep apnea, snoring, and night time dry mouth.

The original, white comfort-soft Cones may be best for those nights when nasal allergy, sinus or cold congestion is severe and extra nasal airway support is necessary, or when nasal obstruction from a collapsed side-wall is present.

Picture of Sinus Cones versus Max-Air Nose Cones

Sinus Cones shown to left <> Max-Air Nose Cones shown on right.

If you are undecided, why not order both. Try them out, decide which is more suitable for your situation, and return the other set for a free exchange. Or call us for assistance 1-800-797-0361