Heartseal Hypoallergenic Mouth Tape
A soft cloth patch that holds your lips together while you sleep, so the air goes in through your nose instead of your mouth. Air passes through the cloth itself, so you can still breathe through it, and it lifts off in the morning without leaving anything behind.
Thirty tapes in a pack. One honest warning: tape only works if your nose is open, so if yours blocks up at night, wear a nasal strip with it.
It is a small patch of soft cloth with a gentle glue on it. You put it over your closed lips before you go to sleep and it holds them together, so the air goes in through your nose instead of your mouth. In the morning you peel it off and bin it.
It is not a plastic seal. Air passes through the cloth, you can open your mouth against it, and you can lift it off with a thumb at any second.
Yes. Air passes through the cloth itself, so it is not a plastic film over your mouth. It holds your lips together rather than sealing them shut, and you can open your mouth against it or lift it off with a thumb whenever you want.
The cloth stretches in every direction, so it moves with your face through a night of swallowing and rolling over instead of tearing loose. Put it on clean, dry skin and press from the middle outwards so there are no lifted edges.
It is hypoallergenic and latex free, and it lifts off without leaving residue behind. Put it on clean, dry skin and take it off slowly in the morning, working from one corner across.
If you have had a reaction to medical tape before, try one night before you commit to a routine. If it does not agree with you, send the pack back and we will pay the postage.
Thirty mouth tapes. That is a month if one of you uses them, or two weeks if you both do. The three month and twelve month packs are the same tape, there is just more of it.
If your nose is clear at night, the tape on its own is enough.
If it blocks up, the tape has nowhere to send the air, you wake up short of breath and you pull it off. That is the single most common reason people give up on mouth tape, and it is not the tape's fault.
If that sounds like you, get the Full Night System instead. Thirty of each in one box, nose strip first, then the tape.
A soft woven cloth patch with a gentle skin-safe adhesive. Hypoallergenic, latex free, and it comes away without residue.
Nothing is inhaled, absorbed or taken. The patch sits on the outside of your lips and does its job by holding them together, and it comes off in one piece in the morning.
Send it back. We pay the postage, we do not ask why, and there is no time limit on it.
Four things about how this tape is made, and why the one you tried last time ended up in a drawer.
Four things about how this tape is made, and why the one you tried last time ended up in a drawer.
It is woven fabric, not plastic film, so air and moisture pass through the whole patch. Your mouth does not get hot and clammy under it, and your lips are not damp and soft in the morning.
It keeps your lips together rather than sealing them shut. You can open your mouth against it, make a sound through it, and lift the whole patch off with a thumb at any second. You are never stuck with it on.
Peel it slowly in the morning and there is nothing left on your lips or in your stubble. Coming off badly is the thing that makes people quit tape, so it is the thing this one is built around.
Tape decides where the air does not go. Only an open nose decides where it does go. If your nose blocks up when you lie down, wear a nasal strip with it, or the tape has nothing to work with.
SIMPLE
Nothing to learn and nothing to plug in. About five seconds before you turn the light off.
Wash and dry around your mouth before bed. The glue holds on skin, not on moisturiser or lip balm, and that is most of the difference between a tape that stays on and one that does not.
Close your lips gently and lay the patch across them. Press from the middle outwards so there are no lifted edges at the corners.
Take it off slowly, working from one corner across, and bin it. One tape a night, thirty in the pack.
You are looking at one half of it. This is what each half does on its own, and what changes when you use both.
| Both together Full Night System | Mouth tape On its own | Nasal strip On its own | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keeps your mouth closed | |||
| Opens your nose | |||
| Still works when your nose blocks up in the night | |||
| Still works when your jaw falls open | |||
| Fixes both problems, in one box | |||
| Nothing left behind in the morning | |||
| Send it back any time, no time limit |
Photos our customers sent us, in their own words.
I put it on last thing before I turn the lamp off and it takes about five seconds. It has never come off in the night and it doesn't hurt coming off in the morning, which is what I was worried about.
I used to wake up with my mouth completely dry every single morning and I'd have to get up for water. That stopped. I honestly thought the tape would feel claustrophobic and it just doesn't, you can still breathe fine through it.
I bought it for him first and ended up using it myself. It's become a bit of a joke in our house, we put them on and take a photo. The actual point is we're both sleeping through the night now.
I don't snore, I just kept waking up in the night and could never work out why. It turns out I was breathing through my mouth the whole time. A couple of weeks in and I'm getting through to the morning.
The first night one corner lifted and I assumed that was that. Then I dried my lips properly and pressed it down from the middle outwards, and it hasn't moved since. That's the whole trick.
He used to nod off in front of the telly with his mouth wide open and wake himself up half an hour later. Now he just goes under and stays there. He says he hasn't slept like this in years.
I wake at the slightest thing and I always put that down to being a light sleeper. It turns out I was breathing through my mouth and drying myself out. The first night I used it I slept through, and I've barely had a broken night since.
I'll be honest, taping your mouth shut sounded ridiculous to me. I only tried it because I was sick of waking up at three in the morning. Now it's the last thing I do before bed and I don't think about it.
That was the only reason I hadn't tried mouth tape. It holds fine on stubble and a short beard, and it comes off without taking half of it with me. Two weeks in and I'm not waking up parched any more.
I'd bought tape before and used it maybe twice a week because I begrudged what it cost. Thirty in the box means I just use one every night without thinking about it, and that's when it actually started working.
Plain answers on safety, fit, delivery and getting your money back.
It holds your lips together, it does not seal them shut, and air passes through the cloth rather than being blocked by plastic. You can lift it off with a thumb at any second, so you are never stuck with it on.
If you have a diagnosed breathing or heart condition, if you use a CPAP machine, or if your nose is blocked most nights, talk to your doctor first. This is not a medical device and it is not a treatment for sleep apnoea.
No, and no mouth tape will. If there is no easy way in through your nose you will wake up short of breath and pull the tape off, which is exactly what happens to most people who try tape once and never try it again.
Open the nose first with a nasal strip, or take the Full Night System, which is thirty of each in one box.
The patch sits on your lips rather than down in the stubble, so it holds fine on light facial hair. On a full beard the hold is less reliable, because the glue needs skin to grip.
They are the same tape. One month is thirty tapes, three months is ninety, twelve months is three hundred and sixty. If two of you are using them, a one month pack lasts a fortnight.
Start with one month if you have never taped before. The returns policy does not have a time limit, so there is no penalty for starting bigger either.
Posted from inside Australia. You get a tracking number as soon as it leaves us.
Send it back. We pay the postage, we do not ask why, and there is no time limit. Not thirty days, not ninety. None. If it is not working for you we would rather have it back than have it sitting in your drawer.
If it does not work for you, send it back. We pay the postage, we do not ask why, and there is no time limit. Not thirty days. Not ninety. None. We would rather have it back than have it sitting in your drawer.
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