Anti-Snoring Devices

There are scores of devices on the market to help you stop snoring. These reviews will help you find the right match without having to test each one yourself.

 

  • Nectar Pillow Review

    A great pillow can make or break your sleep experience. Even the best nights’ sleep can be ruined by a pillow that is not a correct fit for your body or well-suited to your sleeping preferences. A good pillow can help prevent snoring, stop or reduce neck and back pain, and increase comfort. Most sleep…

  • ZQuiet vs SnoreGuard

    The ZQuiet, similarly to the Snore Guard, keeps your jaw slightly forward to maintain an open airway. Both devices are part of a standard line of anti-snoring products known as MADs (mandibular advancement device). My wife and I tried both of them. Each device worked relatively well but my wife, due to her smaller sized…

  • Snore Eliminator Review

    Snore Eliminator is classified as a mandibular advancement device. It is designed to hold your lower jaw forward to keep your airway clear of obstruction while you sleep. It is marketed as being the industry’s most effective snoring solution. I disagree, and so does my wife. We both put Snore Eliminator to the test and…

  • Snore Guard vs CPAP

    CPAPs (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) are machines that push air through your airway to keep it open and prevent snoring. A Snore Guard is a mandibular advancement device or a MAD that is fitted inside your mouth. It pushes your lower jaw in a slightly advanced position and keeps your air passage open. CPAP machines…

  • Zyppah Review

    Snoring mouthpieces are not much to look at – so I at least give credit to Zyppah for trying.  The Zyppah product is classified as a mandibular advancement device (MAD) and its black and neon green (also available in other colors). Update: Some readers have left reviews about issues with me about Zyppah’s poor customer…