Geah asked:


You know the little gadget that you strap on to your wrist and it gives little electronics pulses that doesn’t disturb your sleep but keeps you from snoring. Has anyone tried it? Does it work?

cory m asked:


I am doing research on those “stop snoring” wristbands that has a microphone and sends an electric pulse to make you shift in your sleep and (hopefully) stops snoring

Before I shell out the 50 bucks for it, I wanted to know: Has anyone used one of these? Does it work for you?

Thanks!

yendalee asked:


I snore pretty loud and my husband says I grind my teeth. He wakes me up atleast twice a week and he is fed up! I either have to sleep on the couch or sleep at the end of the bed.
I snore pretty loud and my husband says I grind my teeth. He wakes me up atleast twice a week and he is fed up! I either have to sleep on the couch or sleep at the end of the bed. Oh and I also tried nose strips and it worked for maybe 2-3 days.

Megan B asked:


My husband is a former smoker (he hasn’t had a ciggie in 5 months) and he is chronically stuffy. He snores incredibly loudly, and it keeps me from falling asleep – and being a stay-home mom to a 2yr old boy, sleep is a necessity. I hit him, tell him to “shh!”, roll him over (which isn’t easy since he’s overweight), kick him…none of it helps for longer than two minutes. What products have helped for anyone out there with the same problem?

redford asked:


Does the Pure Sleep and other type mouth piece products that move the lower jaw forward to open the airway, do they work to stop snoring?