MOXĒ Pure Essential Oil Nasal Inhaler Stick Bundle, 8 Scents, Sinus Relief

Some are a little mellow in scent but honestly love them all. And that you get so many for the price you pay. I would like to know for how long they usually would last roughly.

I like these so much more than I expected! It all started because my sister is what I lovingly refer to as a “nauseous girly,” and she swears by them. Now that I’m taking tirzepatide, I’ve unfortunately joined the nauseous-girly club too, so she introduced me to these and I ordered a pack the very next day. There were a few scents in the variety pack that I probably wouldn’t have chosen individually, but every single one smelled better than I expected. Even the ones I assumed I wouldn’t like were surprisingly pleasant, and the variety has helped me figure out which ones I would want to purchase again. They’re also very convenient to keep nearby or toss into a purse, especially when nausea seems to appear out of nowhere. My only hesitation was the price. If I had already known which scents I liked, I would have obviously preferred to purchase those individually instead of buying the entire variety pack. However, these seem like they’re going to last quite a while, so I don’t think I’ll need to replace them very often.. possibly only once or twice a year. When I look at it that way, the price feels much more reasonable. Now that I know which ones I enjoy most, I’ll probably purchase either a smaller pack next time or one of the packs that contains all the same scent. Overall, I’m genuinely happy that my sister introduced me to these. I bought them specifically because of the nausea I’ve experienced while taking tirzepatide, but I can see myself keeping them around even after that. They’re easy to use, more enjoyable than I anticipated, and convenient to have available whenever I’m feeling queasy. I would definitely purchase them again!

I have mixed feelings on this brand of nasal stick. The ingredients used are all natural and I have no issue with the quality there. However, the scent strength is very inconsistent between the different scents. Some of them are kind of strong, others are so weak that they are basically useless. Also, the tube quality is kind of poor. The caps do not twist on well and are often left half open and there is no way to screw them tighter. Its like the cap twist doesn't quite match the body threads so they don't go on right. The competing name-brand BoomBoom sticks are always very potent and last for over a month. These Moxe sticks do not last long at all and I find myself replacing them every week or two. The scent just dissipates after couple weeks of daily use. They are the same size and have the same portability as the other name brand stick, but the scent strength is just way below par to me. That said, they all smell good, and the ones with mint/menthol are very cooling. Also, the price of these can't be beat. They are half the price of the other brand.

After 7 years of not being able to smell anything, last October, 2025, I stumbled across a podcast on YouTube, “How Scents can Improve Memory, Autism, and Depression”, by Dr. Michael Leon, who is currently Professor emeritus in the Department of Neurobiology and Behavior at the University of California Irvine. I decided to give it my best try (what did I have to lose since this is non-invasive?) and began “olfactory enrichment” after purchasing the Moxe inhaler sticks. When they arrived, I couldn’t smell ANYTHING, but after using them as often as possible for 9 days (while reading, watching TV, etc.), I started to be able to smell scents again, even in my environment! I’m 70 years young and I also noticed a positive difference in my memory and felt that the “brain fog” I had been experiencing seemed to lift as well. However, according to the research presented in the podcast, scent neurons degenerate quickly, so it’s important to continue to be subjected to a variety of different pleasant smells each day. After 3 months of using the Moxe inhaler sticks (I bought 2 different packs for variety), I recently purchased the “Memory Air” automatic device which releases 40 pleasant scents while you sleep (very pricey, but excellent quality). Full disclosure, at about the same time I purchased the device, I started using Flonase nasal spray which had been recommended by my primary physician for an inverted ear drum, so I don’t know if this had any effect or not. But I have noticed an even larger increase in my ability to smell and sometimes actually taste food since using both! This is after 7 years of not being able to smell anything, and taste very, very little! So, what have you got to lose by trying these Moxe inhalers? It has made a world of difference for me for my sense of smell and also for my memory! It is wonderful to be able to smell again!!!

These are so weak, I can barely smell them, some are slightly stronger, but most of them are so weak, you cant get much of anything.

They smell great

I have a husband that has been diagonised with Dementia, He breathes these in everyday and they seem to help him alot. Very pleasant to smell,

I wrote a previous review about how horrible they were and all smelled the same. I also complained that the seller had a no return policy. As it turns out, in the mean time, we actually discovered that I have the opposite need than what this is used for I didn't lose my smell I developed an oversensitive sense of smell. Everything stinks! I can't describe how much money I have spent on scented candles and wax melts and nothing works. To add insult to injury my neigbor is doing something with diesel and it's flowing into my a/c and no one else can smell it so I'm choking. So, give them a whirl. They may end up better for you. And the seller ended up refunding my money. PG