Everyone knows that sleeping next to a snorer can make you well and truly dread bedtime. But now, it looks like there could be a saving grace. There's a new device on the market that promises to solve all your snoring-related problems
Scroll to the end to watch the video of the handy device...
This is impossible.
*watching husband sleep* Me: "I just love him so much, he's my everyth-" *husband snores* Me: "I can't live like this."— Stephanie Ortiz (@Stephanie Ortiz)1472356803.0
Congratulations.
Snoring is basically bragging about being asleep, so loudly, that it stops other people from sleeping. It’s like l… https://t.co/HpwJUgmaPR— Chris Ramsey (@Chris Ramsey)1535575234.0
Awww.
Snore again and I’ll smother you. --married pillow talk— James Breakwell, Exploding Unicorn (@James Breakwell, Exploding Unicorn)1421436635.0
This is smart!
My wife got a Fitbit for the sole purpose of proving how many times I wake her up in the middle of the night by snoring.— Simon Holland (@Simon Holland)1453327201.0
One small favor.
Me, crawling into bed, "Can you do me a favor?" Hubs, "OMG YES!" Me, "Let me go to sleep first so I don't have to listen to your snoring."— Lady Lawya (@Lady Lawya)1488864902.0
A taste of their own medicine.
I recorded my husband snoring and then played it back to hear it and he rolled over and said, “TURN THAT DOWN I’M TRYING TO SLEEP!”— Lady Lawya (@Lady Lawya)1540525571.0
Truth.
When my husband snores, I find it incredibly annoying. When my dog snores, I think it is just adorable. I don't believe I am alone in this.— Theo-sophy (@Theo-sophy)1541954259.0
It's a process.
Stages: Coping w Snorer 1 Nudge 2 Say "You're Snoring" 3 Roll them 4 Kick/Growl 5 Stab w pen 6 Scream TAKE THIS CUP O SUFFERING AWAY FROM ME— Amanda Mancino-Williams (@Amanda Mancino-Williams)1464239485.0
Keep that pillow handy.
[elbows loudly snoring hubs] Hey, you're snoring. H: I'm not even sleeping! M: H: [snores again] M: {fluffs sleep aid/murder weapon}— CJ (@CJ)1489394760.0
I can tell.
my future husband probably snores, I hate him already— coco (@coco)1525838307.0
It was only a dream.
I'm not saying you were snoring much it's just that I've never had such an intense dream about the local sand & gravel before-— Al Dente (@Al Dente)1489254824.0
Charge 'em up!
When you're pinning all your hopes for a good night's sleep on the life of the battery in your noise cancelling hea… https://t.co/mdwytFKyWd— Holly Cook (@Holly Cook)1488028324.0
Yeah, right.
“Me? I don’t snore.” - every person who snores for 7 hours a night— George Balekji (@George Balekji)1489783375.0
What a difference 15 years makes.
Newlyweds: “I love resting my head on your chest and hearing your heart beat as I drift off to sleep.” Married 15… https://t.co/i9e01LnZI3— SpacedMom (@SpacedMom)1523927270.0
Roll over!
Couldn’t sleep last night. Too busy rolling my husband over and over like a damn rotisserie chicken to stop him from snoring.— SpacedMom (@SpacedMom)1490708256.0
This is important.
Who cares about the genotype? This should probably be the first question, honestly.Not guilty!
4am. You are asleep again. I am awake. I am making a tape of you snoring. I will use this in court when I plead insanity.— Very Short Story (@Very Short Story)1441315236.0
Accurate.
Mel Gibson's new film is called "Hacksaw Ridge" which I can only assume is an epic tale about a man trying to conquer my boyfriend's snoring— Sara Schaefer (@Sara Schaefer)1473259623.0
Don't forget!
Snoring: Because it's important your partner is reminded that you're an arsehole even when you're asleep— Token Geezer (@Token Geezer)1434494787.0
They're all guilty!
Are you a man? Then you probably snore! And you probably complain about it!Nicely warmed up?
Well, there's a new device on the market that promises to solve all your snoring-related problems.You might finally be able to get a good night's sleep!
Thanks to this brand new gadget, you might be able to silence your partners snoring.Professor Anshul Sama has created something incredible.
The NHS surgeon and sleep disorder specialist has invented the Snoozeal.The Snoozeal claims to silence snoring.
It has to be worn for twenty minutes a day for 6 weeks to notice any improvements.It's for the greater good.
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Twenty minutes is nothing compared to a lifetime of sleepless nights.You don't wear it at night.
Your phone can be the key to stopping #snoring! #Snoozeal treats the causes of #sleep #apnoea #apnea and #snoring… https://t.co/LuWA9zswIU— SnooZeal (@SnooZeal)1481733311.0
It doesn't hurt.
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The 2 electrodes that sit either side of your tongue zap it with a tiny current that you have full control over.It is connected to your smartphone.
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The current is said to tighten the weak muscles in your tongue and throat which are usually what causes people to snore.The app then records your sleep.
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Which you can check in the morning to see if your snoring has improved.The invention is hopefully launching later this year.
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It has been backed by private and government funding.Prof Sama has been refining his invention for years.
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He said: “Many devices on offer do not work and are unpopular because they have to be worn at night, so my aim was to develop something that could be used for a short period of time once during the day."And it works!
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Following human trials of both men and women in London and Germany, the Snoozeal worked at stopping patients snoring in seventy percent of cases.There were people it didn't help.
For those whose snoring wasn't eliminated, it was significantly reduced.Bhik Kotchea was the professor who ran the trial.
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He said: "The patients liked it and the results were very encouraging."One London pub landlady has nothing but good things to say.
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Fifty-year-old Louise Fitzpatrick has credited this device for getting rid of her snoring, which her and her husband have had to deal with for ten years.