
Snoring isn't a nose problem
Which is why strips, sprays and pillows stop working after the first week.
Throat muscles relax, the airway narrows, tissue vibrates. That's the sound.
Gentle pulses keep those muscles toned, so the airway holds its shape.
Thirty seconds, then you forget it's there
No mask. No hose. Nothing in your mouth.
What arrives
What the research actually found
All three are published. You can look them up.
Drop in snoring frequency after three months of throat-muscle training.
Across 145 patients, time spent snoring fell from 14% of the night to under 4%.
Improvement using stimulation through patches placed under the chin.
Who this is for — and who it isn't
- You snore regularly and it's costing someone else their sleep
- Strips, tape or pillows didn't last
- You'd rather work on the cause than muffle the noise
- You'll give it several weeks before judging it
- You have a pacemaker or implanted electronic device
- You have epilepsy, or you're pregnant
- You want to stop prescribed CPAP — this is not a replacement
- You want a result inside a week
Questions people actually ask
Can I feel it while I'm asleep?
Will it wake my partner?
I have a beard. Will it stick?
What if it doesn't work for me?
Muscle conditioning takes months, so a thirty-day trial would be close to meaningless. A hundred nights is long enough to find out properly. If the answer is no, for any reason or none, we refund you in full.