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Let's see what is available over the counter to help with snoring.
Besides the medical devices being advertised on the TV regarding snoring, over the counter pills or liquids do not work.
Breathe right strips may help for a week or two if the cause of the snoring is restricted airflow through the nose such as when you have a cold. Other than that, it is of limited use.
So, you will have to approach this through life style changes. With this in mind, see what is recommended below:
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Last updated by pharmacist on : 03/07/2018 at 05:12:pm
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