Official noson® product instructions

Use, clean and store correctly

Here you will find the video guide for correctly fitting the noson® nasal dilator and the binding, material-friendly hygiene routine from the booklet Close to the Skin & Germ-Free.

Video guide

Fit Noson Generation 2 correctly

The video shows step by step how to position the nasal dilator and adjust it to the nose. It should fit securely and comfortably – do not bend it excessively or force it.

  • Clean and dry your hands before touching it.
  • Position the nasal dilator carefully and align it symmetrically.
  • Check the fit; do not ignore pressure points or pain.
  • After use, check the product condition and complete the hygiene routine.

Cleaning in six steps

How to clean the noson® nasal dilator

The routine follows the care instructions in the hygiene booklet. The aim is a visibly clean, completely dry and intact product – not a guarantee of sterility.

  1. 1
    Prepare your hands

    Clean and dry your hands completely. Touch the product only with clean, dry hands.

  2. 2
    Remove visible residue

    Remove grease, sweat, cosmetics, dust and visible deposits from the outer contact surfaces.

  3. 3
    Clean the outside only

    Clean with lukewarm water and mild soap. Treat transition and connection areas especially carefully.

  4. 4
    Do not soak or rinse under pressure

    Do not soak for long periods or use high pressure. Do not force liquid under pressure into connection areas.

  5. 5
    Dry completely

    Dry all areas thoroughly, then allow them to air-dry completely. Residual moisture must not be trapped.

  6. 6
    Inspect and store cleanly

    Check for residue, deposits, discolouration, cracks or deformation. Store only when dry in the clean box supplied.

Important: Do not use aggressive cleaning methods, do not bend the product excessively, and do not close a damp box. Stop using and replace the product if it has cracks, rough edges, stickiness, deformation or material detachment.

Hygiene booklet · Page 11

Identify hygiene-sensitive zones

The diagram marks the skin-contact zone, transition areas, recesses with a residual-moisture risk and the points for regular visual inspection.

Noson nasal dilator with the skin-contact zone, transition areas, residual-moisture risk and care instructions marked
Original diagram from noson® Close to the Skin & Germ-Free, printed page 11. Schematic illustration for cleaning, drying and visual inspection. Enlarge diagram

Hygiene booklet · Page 12

Protect material zones

Material protection is part of hygiene: keep surfaces smooth and clean, check shape stability, clean connection areas carefully and dry everything completely.

Schematic view of the Noson nasal dilator with contact pads, contact areas, flexible inner structure and sensitive connection areas
Original diagram from noson® Close to the Skin & Germ-Free, printed page 12. Simplified schematic illustration, not to scale. Enlarge diagram

Hygiene video

Close to the Skin & Germ-Free

The hygiene video explores cleaning, drying, material protection and safe storage in greater detail. The product-specific instructions summarised above always apply to the noson® nasal dilator.

Note: These product and hygiene instructions are not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Cleaning agents must not be used on mucous membranes, open wounds or irritated skin. Seek professional advice if discomfort persists or if you are unsure about use.