Last Updated: November 10, 2026

If you use the Snore Attack Magnetic Nasal Clips, the clips themselves are reusable. The only part you replace is the small adhesive strip that holds the clip in place. A refill pack gives you a fresh supply of strips, so you keep using the clips you already have.

How the magnetic nasal clips work

A small magnetic adhesive strip goes on the outside of the nose, and a reusable clip attaches to it magnetically to gently support the sides of the nose. This makes breathing through the nose easier, which can help reduce snoring caused by mouth breathing or a narrow nose.

The Starter Pack includes four clip sizes so you can find a comfortable fit, 15 magnetic adhesive strips, a storage case and fitting instructions. Once those 15 strips are used, a refill pack keeps you going.

What's in a refill pack

Each Snore Attack Magnetic Nasal Strips Refill Pack contains 30 high-hold adhesive strips, enough for 30 nights. No replacement clips are needed. Refill packs are available as:

• 1 pack (30 strips): $32.99
• 3 packs (90 strips): $89.99
• 6 packs (180 strips): $164.99

What it costs per night

Because the clips are reusable, the ongoing cost is just the strips:

• 1 pack: about $1.10 per night
• 3 packs: about $1.00 per night
• 6 packs: about $0.92 per night

If you use the clips every night, the larger packs bring the cost per night down and mean you reorder less often.

Getting the best value

• Starting out: the Bundle Pack includes the Starter Pack and a Refill Pack for $79.99, which costs less than buying them separately ($59.99 plus $32.99).
• Using the clips every night: the 3-pack or 6-pack refills give the lowest cost per night.
• Using them now and then, such as when travelling or during hay fever season: a single refill pack may be all you need.

Making each strip work well

The strips work best when they stick well for the whole night. To get the most from each one:

• Apply the strip to clean, dry skin, with no moisturiser or oils on the nose.
• Use one fresh strip each night.
• Stop using it if irritation develops.
• Keep the magnets away from pacemakers and other implanted devices, and away from small children.

If your nose is blocked most of the time, not just during a cold or hay fever, see your GP, who may refer you to an ENT specialist.

Using the clips with other Snore Attack products

The nasal clips help keep the nose open. If your mouth also falls open during sleep, Snore Attack Mouth Tape keeps the lips gently closed so you keep breathing through your nose. Apply it to clean, dry lips with no lip balm, across the centre of the lips, and peel it off slowly from one corner in the morning.

Only use mouth tape when your nose is clear. Don't use it with a blocked nose, if you feel nauseous, after alcohol or sedatives, or on broken skin or cold sores, and it is not suitable for children. If you use CPAP, check with your sleep clinician first. If you use a mandibular advancement splint, put the splint in first, then apply the tape. Always read the label and follow the directions for use.

For more on how magnetic nasal clips compare with other options, see our magnetic nasal dilators buyer's guide.

When snoring needs a closer look

Nasal clips help reduce snoring but are not a treatment for sleep apnoea. Consider a sleep study if you or your partner notice:

• pauses in breathing, followed by gasping or choking
• heavy daytime sleepiness, even after a full night in bed
• waking with headaches
• high blood pressure that is hard to control

Aer Healthcare arranges home sleep studies across Australia, with results reported by a sleep physician.

Find out more about a home sleep studyhttps://www.snoringtreatment.com.au

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