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Some of these dog bark collars only use sound and vibration without actually emitting an electrical shock, so they are touted as being pain-free. If you snore and it’s pretty consistent, it is something that is likely necessary that you look into. It promises instant relief from congestion—and it delivered that, although I’m not sure whether the result was due to the actual strip, the pressure needed to apply it, or the pleasant lavender smell. Lastly, there may not be anything the wearer can do to stop snoring and the subsequent electronic shock.

However, just as you're about to doze off — your snoring partner startles you out of what was going to be a restful night. Seems that the product shocks me when doing it manually but does not pick up any snoring or other sounds when turned on.

The person snoring, no matter how loudly, normally sleeps well — it is the other person who is most affected. I went to see a consultant abot it, this was her letter to me 'He has been wearing a device on his right wrist to help him with snoring at night. Involving products in multiple categories such as Beauty, Health, Sports, Home, Home Improvement, Electronics, etc.

This is made worse since we use silk pillowcases, which are a bit more slippery than normal pillowcases,” she says. Then the brains senses this nerve stimulation, and remind or train the snorer him/herself to change the sleeping posture, thereby reducing snoring. It may sound bizarre, but the Smart Nora was the most effective device I tried, cutting my total snoring in half, according to my SnoreLab sleep scores. If your doctor has ruled out sleep apnea—which is often treated with a CPAP machine—you might consider one of the many over-the-counter options that claim to help curb snoring. According to American Academy of Sleep Medicine spokesperson Nitun Verma, MD, when you sleep on your back, your chin and tongue are pulled down by gravity, making the space behind your tongue smaller and promoting snoring.While the electronic wristband shock is likely low voltage and considered safe, any electronic shock is unpleasant. It is a non-pharmaceutical approach to reducing snoring, which means there are no chemicals or drugs involved. However, external nasal strips or clips have little impact on snoring — and neither do throat sprays.