Nasal dilator
AssigneeShu-Chen TSAI
InventorYOSHIAKI AKIHIRO
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Abstract
A nasal dilator includes a right nasal inserter, a left nasal inserter and a connecting portion. The right nasal inserter has a cylindrical first body, with a first hollow portion inside the first body, and a plurality of first communication holes on the outer side of the first body to communicate with the outside air. The left nasal inserter has a cylindrical second body, with a second hollow portion inside the second body, and a plurality of second communication holes on the outer side of the second body to communicate with the outside air. The connecting portion is used to connect the first body and the second body, and connect through the outer edge of the bottom of the two.
Claims15
A nasal dilator, comprising:
- a right nasal inserter, said right nasal inserter comprising a first body, which is cylindrical, a first hollow portion located inside said first body, a first pressing portion located on an upper side of said first body, a first right opening located on the bottom of said first body and a second right opening located on the top of said first body, said first pressing portion having bottom end and top end thereof in the extending direction integrated with said first body;
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- a left nasal inserter, said left nasal inserter comprising a second body, which is cylindrical, a second hollow portion located inside said second body, a second pressing portion located on an upper side of said second body, a first left opening located on the bottom of said second body and a second left opening located on the top of said second body, said second pressing portion having bottom end and top end thereof in the extending direction integrated with said second body.
The nasal dilator as claimed in claim, further comprising a connecting portion used to connect said first body and said second body, and connect through a bottom outer edge of said first body and a bottom outer edge of said second body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.