Awesome, very pleased to hear it! For neilmed, you might try one of the higher flow crevices temporarily to dislodge stuff: https://www.amazon.com/Multi-Purpose

Awesome, very pleased to hear it! For neilmed, you might try one of the higher flow crevices temporarily to dislodge stuff: https://www.amazon.com/Multi-Purpose-Saline-Spray-ounces/dp/B002GU64EI/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=Neilmed&qid=1611704367&sr=8-4 https://www.amazon.com/Multi-Purpose-Saline-Spray-ounces/dp/... For the breathe right, I can tell you my early experience: 1. I actually got hypocapnia: pins and needles in arms from excess ventilation. This just showed how unused my body was to proper airflow. My pulse o2 went up a couple percentage points and the hypocapnia went away fairly quickly. 2. My nose clogged up a bit temporarily, almost like it wasn’t used to the airflow. This went away. After a couple days 3. My nostrils started staying further apart when I didn’t have the strips on. I basically just resisted them collapsing inwards. So you may find after a few days use they lead to some improvements when not wearing them. I use them most when sleeping. You might also consider a sleep study, in case thus blockage has led to apnea or anything similar. Final thing: there is a device called a pulmonica, used to train the lungs. Believe I read reports from some people saying it improved congestion via vibration of the sinuses. I have not tried one extensively, but am currently evaluating. I’d consider my sinus congestion mostly managed now so can’t give feedback there. But as you seem to have a severe case it might be worth tracking down this lead.