Aequo — Anti-Snoring Device, No Mask or Mouthpiece

Because those work on a different part of the problem. Strips open your nostrils, tape shuts your mouth, a mouthguard shoves your jaw forward. None of them touch the throat muscles that sag and narrow your airway once you fall asleep — which for most chronic snorers is where the noise is coming from.

Aequo works on those muscles directly. That's the whole difference, and it's why the timeline is weeks rather than instant.

Straight answer: it works for a lot of people and it doesn't work for everyone. Anyone telling you a device like this has a 100% success rate is lying to you.

Results depend on what's causing your snoring, how severe it is, and whether you actually use it every night. That's precisely why we give you 100 nights rather than 30 — long enough to find out properly, and to send it back if it isn't doing anything for you.

If you've been diagnosed with moderate or severe sleep apnea, no — and don't let anyone sell you otherwise. Untreated severe apnea is a serious health risk and you should be talking to your doctor about proper treatment.

If you haven't been assessed and you snore heavily, wake up gasping, or your partner has watched you stop breathing, get a sleep study first. Aequo is built for chronic snoring and milder cases, not as a replacement for prescribed medical treatment.

Some people report a quieter first week. For most it's more gradual — the difference builds over several weeks of consistent nightly use, and tends to become more reliable around the one to two month mark.

If you're expecting to be transformed by Thursday, this isn't that. It's muscle conditioning, and conditioning takes time.

Most people describe a light tingling on the first couple of nights that they stop noticing fairly quickly. You can turn the intensity down if it bothers you.

It's completely silent — no motor, no fan, nothing for your partner to hear either.

For most people, yes — the adhesive patch is designed to hold through normal movement. It's worth knowing that adhesion is the most common complaint with any patch-based device, so make sure the skin under your chin is clean and completely dry before you apply it. Moisturiser or stubble oil is usually what causes a patch to lift.

If it does come loose in the night, it presses straight back on.

Short stubble is usually fine. A full beard makes it harder for the patch to grip the skin, and it won't hold reliably through the night.

The area right under the chin is the contact point, so if you can keep just that patch trimmed close you'll get a much better seal.

You'll need replacements eventually — they're a consumable, like razor blades. Your order includes a four-month supply, so you're not buying anything else for a while.

We'd rather tell you that up front than have you find out after checkout.

You send it back within 100 nights and we refund you in full. No restocking fee, no requirement to return it unopened, no arguing about whether you used it properly.

The guarantee is long precisely because we're asking you to give it a real trial. It would be pointless to then make the refund difficult.