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Snoring Aids

On this page you will find links to all types of snoring aids. The items listed on this page are included for completeness and the fact they appear here is not necessarily a recommendation. These are aids are used to help you stop your snoring. They're not a magic solution; you still have to make the changes required to stop your snoring (not neccessarily major changes). Each aid can be helpful in eliminating snoring given a particular circumstance and cause.

If you are new to this site, you may want to look at a natural approach using simple exercises that firm the tissue associated with snoring before investing in any devices.

We have split the products into different categories. To get more detail about the individual items click the links.


External Aids
  • Chin Strap / Jaw Supporter – a range of devices that keep your mouth closed and the airways of your throat open.
  • Chin Cushion – a device that sits under the chin to keep the mouth from falling open.
  • Chin Up Strip – disposable tape that fitted under the mouth encourages the wearer to keep their mouth closed at night.
  • Medical Tape – cheap but effective and not for the faint hearted. Tape your mouth shut
Nasal Breathing Aids
These snoring aids work on the principle that if your nose is clear then you are more likely to nasal breathe and less likely to snore.
  • Nasal strips - tape with a small piece of plastic that is stuck over the nose to keep the airways open
  • Nasal Brace - inserted into the nose to keep the airways open.
  • Nasal Clips
  • Nasal Decongestants - Remedies specifically designed to clear the nose.

Oral products

  • Snoring pills – a pill or pills that you take nightly before going to bed.
  • Aveo TSD – a simple but effective device that holds the tongue forward and stops the airway from becoming blocked while you sleep.
  • CPAP – a medically prescribed device to positively keep the airways from collapsing.
  • Mandibular Advancement Device – similar to a sports mouth guard this device is designed to keep the jaw in place during the night.
  • Snoring Spray - a range of aural sprays that lubricate and tighten the throat muscles to stop snoring.
Other worn devices
  • Ear Plugs – if you can’t stop the snoring, at least block it out.
  • Bio Feed back watch – a device worn on the wrist that delivers a small pulse when you snore making you change sleeping position.
  • Sleep posture correction devices – A range of devices to keep you off your back and on your side.

Passive Snoring Aids

  • Hypnosis – As the name suggests, cure your snoring through the subconscious mind.
  • Pillow - a good pillow is possibly the best home reemdy for snoring.
  • White noise generator -
  • Olbas Oil



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