Discover our anti-snoring and sleep apnea solutions

In general, during sleep, relaxation of throat muscle tone and retraction of the back of the tongue reduce the diameter of the airway. This causes turbulence that vibrates the soft palate and pharynx, leading to snoring. In addition to the noise nuisance to others, snoring can progress to more severe airway obstruction, characterized by intermittent interruptions of breathing of varying degrees of intensity. This condition, known as sleep apnea, requires medical attention.

There are many ways to reduce snoring, but the most important thing is to understand what causes it. A device can be implemented into your daily routine to put an end to your snoring. Specific medical devices, such as a mandibular advancement orthosis, a nasal dilator, an anti-snoring pillow, a belt or even accessories such as an anti-snoring ring, can greatly help, and can be purchased online or in pharmacies. Modifying your lifestyle can also be a solution: losing weight, stopping smoking, etc. In some cases, surgery may be necessary.

In bed, sleeping on your side in a lateral position is highly recommended for snorers. This position can help prevent the loosening of throat tissues that can block the airway and cause snoring. Sleeping on the back can sometimes exacerbate snoring, as the tongue and soft throat tissues tend to fall back towards the back of the throat, reducing the space for air to pass through. That's why we offer anti-snoring solutions based on positioning, which involves forcing the patient into a lateral position, thereby freeing the airways.

The best anti-snoring product is the one that's most effective for you, depending on the cause(s) of your snoring. We offer various medical devices that work in different ways: anti-snoring solutions that modify positioning: anti-snoring pillow, belt that works with vibrations. Orthoses are also an effective solution, consisting of dental trays placed directly in the mouth, which open up the airways by advancing the mandible. The nasal dilator, simply placed in the nose, is a nasal solution to improve breathing, which can help with snoring. The products have different functions, but the principle remains the same: to facilitate breathing and free the airways, whether nasal or oral.

Not always. However, snoring can sometimes be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea, a serious condition where breathing temporarily stops during sleep. If you often feel tired during the day, or if your partner tells you that you pause in your breathing during sleep, consult a healthcare professional.

Yes, we offer products clinically tested to be effective on snoring problems. These include special pillows, nasal dilators, mandibular advancement dental orthoses, and more. However, each person is unique, and the causes of snoring can be diverse, so what works for one may not work for another.

We take your safety very seriously. All our products are manufactured to high hygiene standards and have been approved for use in the home. However, if you have specific medical conditions, it's always best to consult a healthcare professional before trying a new product.

Choosing the right product depends on the cause of your snoring and your personal preferences. We recommend that you consult the product descriptions and reviews on our website to make an informed decision. And don't hesitate to contact us for personalized advice.

If you are not satisfied with your purchase, please contact us. We have a flexible returns policy, which varies by product, and we're committed to helping you find a solution that works for you.

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