Alex Neist Founder of Hostage Tape Facebook ad: “150,000 people sleep with tape on their mouth. Here's why.”

Ran for 44 days, from July 8 to August 21, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by Alex Neist Founder of Hostage Tape on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)
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About this ad
- Meta Ad Library ID
- 1705799077421779
- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram and Messenger
- Relaunches
- 0
Ad text
Can you believe 150,000 people sleep with tape on their mouth every night? I know. It sounds insane. I thought the same thing when I first heard about it. But here's what I didn't know and what most people don't know: You're not tired because you're not sleeping enough. You're tired because you're breathing wrong. Every night you sleep with your mouth open, your body is working against itself. Mouth breathing drops your oxygen saturation, dries out your airway, spikes cortisol, and keeps you cycling in and out of light sleep instead of reaching the deep, restorative stages where your body actually recovers. You wake up after 8 hours feeling like you got 4. You reach for coffee before you've even stood up. You push through the day running on empty. I started Hostage Tape because I was that person. I tried everything — sleep trackers, supplements, blackout curtains, white noise machines. Nothing moved the needle. Because none of it addressed the actual problem. The problem was my mouth was open. The fix was embarrassingly simple. A small, medical-grade strip that gently keeps your mouth closed while you sleep. Forces nasal breathing. Nasal breathing produces nitric oxide, filters and pressurizes the air, keeps your nervous system calm, and lets your body stay in deep sleep long enough to actually do its job. The first morning I woke up with it on, I thought something was wrong. I felt too good. 150,000 people have now had that same morning. You're one night away from yours. Try Hostage Tape risk-free →
Where the ad sends people
hostagetape.com
150,000 people sleep with tape on their mouth. Here's why.
Hostage Tape is a comfortable, beard-friendly mouth tape designed to encourage nasal breathing during sleep. Trusted by 150K+ customers. Flexible fabric, gentle adhesive. Try risk-free.
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