Snoreclipse contains rare earth magnets that were specially designed to apply a constant, comfortable pressure on the septum. This pressure on the septum creates increased circulation which encourages the opening of nasal passages.

This opening of nasal passages promotes relaxed breathing through the nose. Calm, relaxed breathing through the nose can prevent snoring. Retraining the body to breath properly through the nose can also reduce stress and lead to a more restful sleep.

Easy to fit, easy to wear and non-intrusive. Designed to treat snoring and sleep apnea. Get the satisfaction of a good nights sleep with 94% success rate. An economical low cost solution which lasts up to 9 months. Easy cleaning, immerse in hot water.

Positive Feedback
“For anyone who snores, you will know what I mean when I say this was life changing. I don’t what percentage of snorers this would work on, but it certainly worked on me…This device pushes my lower jaw forward, freeing up the air passage. Now, I have an overbite to begin with, and if I push my lower jaw out and take a deep breath I can feel the air flowing much more smoothly than normal. This doesn’t seem to be true of most people, so maybe effectiveness is limited to a certain type of jaw. The only reason it doesn’t get five stars is a workmanship issue – the mold flashing leaves an annoying edge on the part line. It took me a few weeks to get used to it.”

“All right, my first reaction to the cheesy name was the sense that I was about to throw away $60 for a worthless piece of plastic. Still, after being diagnosed with moderate sleep apnea and not wanting to be hooked up to an expensive machine that would make me look like Darth Vader, I said what the heck and sent for one.

My confidence was shaken further when it arrived with no instructions and strange random black bits embedded in its translucent plastic (lousy quality control, guys). I tried it. It had a retaining doohickey that dug into my inside lower gums, making them sore enough that eating an apple later the next day was excruciating. And yet…despite the discomfort, it was the best night of sleep I’d had in years. And no snoring for the first time in years, reported my long-suffering wife.”

Negative Feedback
“If there were anything less than one star, I’d pick that. However, “I Hate It” works in this case. I did not stop snoring using this product and like many of the other reviewers stated, my jaw and teeth hurt so badly that I was miserable. Too bad I gave it as long of a try as I did. I’m desperate for help with my jaw/snoring issues so I used it for about a week. That was one wasted and painful week. If you have the resources, seek out good medical/dental professionals instead.”

“I received my second device and was disappointed to find that the product was much less flexible than the first one I had. I did the adjustments as directed and found I could not get it to the place where I can use it without much discomfort. So yes, I’m disappointed that I am unable to use the product. I should have returned it but didn’t get around to actually doing it.”

When snoring interferes with your sleep, whether you are the one snoring or worse you are sleeping with someone who is snoring loudly, it can present a number of different problems from loss of concentration to irritability.

So if you find yourself irate from the sleep you missed last night, here are some stop snoring devices that may help with your snoring problem.

6 Easy to Use Stop Snoring Devices

Anti Snoring Pillow – This pillow lines up your throat and neck to keep your airway passages unobstructed, which reduces the likelihood of you snoring. If you fall asleep with your throat in an odd position you may find yourself snoring. The pillow helps keep everything aligned, so that the air can flow freely in and out of your lungs.

Throat Spray – There are various natural remedies available to help combat the annoying problem of snoring. One of these remedies is a natural snoring spray, which is made from essential oils that help to lubricate the throat and reduce tissue vibration. Over time though, you can build up immunity to the effects of throat spray, and the spray that used to cure snoring will now help to cause snoring.

So before you start using a throat spray with any regularity, you may want to have a doctor evaluate your problem.

Nasal Dilators – As a more mechanical solution to your snoring problem, you may want to try nasal dilators, which hold the airway open and helps to diminish the amount of snoring causing tissue vibration. To use a nasal dilator you simply insert it into your nose.

Nasal Strip – Another fairly mechanical way of dealing with snoring, nasal strips are placed on the outside of the nose and help to open up the air passages of the nose. These strips are usually made of plastic, and they help keep the nostrils open so that you get the proper amount of airflow while you are sleeping.

Sleep Position Monitor – This device wakes up the person snoring when he moves into a position that promotes snoring. For example, if you were to move onto your back, the device would beep, and awaken you. Unfortunately, it will probably wake up anyone else in the room as well. So if you can suffer through the beeps, then hopefully the device will allow you to build new sleep habits, and once you begin sleeping on your side, you can stop using the monitor.

Snore Ball – The snore ball also helps the person who snores learn to sleep on their side. The snore ball is positioned on the person’s back, inside the sleepwear. If the person tries to roll on their back, they will have a ball sticking in their back, and they will naturally move back to their side. You can make your own out of baseballs, golf balls or even tennis balls.

While you can use a mechanical device to stop snoring, you should remember that snoring could also be warning you of other, more serious, medical problems. So always check with a medical professional to rule out a more serious condition when you’re trying to figure out which of these stop snoring devices will work best for you.