Author: Mark Walton

I used to annoy my wife and two kids with my snoring, but no longer! Now I blog about different devices and techniques for stopping snoring. I used to be the guy everyone knew as the "Loud Snorer" and I wanted that to change. Over the past 5 years, I have spent thousands of dollars and countless hours testing all top 50 snoring aids. After fixing my snoring issues, I decided to use my knowledge to help others. Snoring HQ has successfully helped thousands of people in their journey to stop snoring and sleep well. My Full Story
  • BedJet Review

    If you have issues with the temperature at night or have night sweats that significantly affects your core body temperature, then you’ll be interested in learning about a unique sleep gadget called the BedJet. Customized Sleep Experience The BedJet is a Bluetooth temperature management device designed to provide sleeping partners with optimal conditions. The device…

  • SleepPhones Review

    Sleep aids are not just for the people who snore. Sometimes the other person in bed needs something to drown out their partner’s sounds! SleepPhones are a natural way to help your bedmate fall asleep despite your snores. With SleepPhones, you can listen to ambient sounds, music, podcasts, or audiobooks, without disturbing anyone else. In…

  • WoodyKnows Nasal Dilator Review

    If you have a significant level of nasal congestion, interrupted sleep due to snoring, or any number of other nasal problems, you likely need an advanced nasal dilator to help restore healthy breathing. Snoring and other nasal problems can often be the sign or symptom of any number of physiological problems, such as sleep apnea…

  • Nozovent Anti-Snoring Device Review

    Invented by Swedish ENT specialist, Dr. Bjorn Pertruson in 1990, the Nozovent nasal dilator is an anti-snoring device. Simply designed and easy to use, the Nozovent does not require any special fitting, adhesives (like nasal strips), or a snoring mouth guard. Clinical trials have demonstrated the Nozovent widens nasal passages and increases airflow up to…

  • ApneaRx vs SnoreRx

    The ApneaRx and SnoreRx are both classified as MADs (mandibular advancement devices). My experience with each of them is similar to most consumers: both MAD devices do an excellent job. The SnoreRx Plus has a significant advantage over the ApneaRx due to its sleeker design, more customizable fit, and its lower cost. Snoring Mouthpieces Compared ApneaRx…