Quieter nights for both of you
SomniSafe gently holds your lower jaw forward while you sleep, helping keep your airway open so there's less to vibrate and less to hear.
- Adjustable fit
- No mask, no machine
- Rinse and go
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Snoring keeps two people awake
It's easy to sleep through your own snoring. It's much harder to sleep next to it.
- The 2 a.m. elbow nudge
- Earplugs and white noise
- The couch, or separate rooms
+1 hour
of sleep a night for partners once the snoring stopped
Mayo Clinic sleep-lab study, 1999: 10 couples. The snoring was stopped with a CPAP mask, not with SomniSafe.
Same bed. Quieter nights.
Strips and sprays work on the nose
But snoring often starts further back: your jaw relaxes, your tongue slides back and the airway in your throat narrows. That's a place they can't reach.
Nasal strips
Open the nose, not the throat
Sprays
Ease a stuffy nose; the jaw stays put
Mouth tape
Closes the lips; the tongue still falls back
Special pillows
Help some side sleepers, not everyone
Honest note: if your snoring comes from a blocked nose, strips may really be the better fix. SomniSafe is for the snore that starts in the throat.
Jaw forward. Airway open.
- 1Asleep, your jaw relaxes and slides back a little.
- 2Your tongue follows and the airway narrows. Air squeezing through makes soft tissue vibrate: that's the snore.
- 3SomniSafe holds your lower jaw slightly forward, so the tongue stays forward and air has more room.
Backed by sleep medicineU.S. sleep-medicine guidelines (AASM, 2015) recommend oral appliances like this for adults with primary snoring. They speak about this type of device, not SomniSafe by name, and advise ruling out sleep apnea first.
Feel it in 10 seconds
- Close your mouth and make a soft snoring sound.
- Now push your lower jaw forward and try again.
Notice the change? That's what SomniSafe holds for you all night.
A quick demonstration, not a diagnosis.
Small, simple, adjustable
It sits over your teeth like a slim mouthguard. You set how far forward your jaw goes, starting gentle.
Adjustable fit
Move forward step by step, only as far as feels right
No mask, no machine
Nothing to plug in, nothing to hum
Easy to pack
Small enough for any trip or nightstand
Rinse and go
Lukewarm water and mild soap each morning
Your first week
Any new mouthpiece takes a few nights to get used to. Here's the honest version.
Nights 1–3
It feels new. Wear it for part of the night if you need to.
Nights 4–7
Find your setting. Move one step forward only if you still snore and your jaw feels fine.
Every morning
Some jaw tenderness or extra saliva at first is common. If it doesn't ease, stop and ask your dentist.
How SomniSafe compares
A dentist-made device is shaped from impressions of your teeth, so it fits more precisely. SomniSafe is a simple way to try the same idea first.
Is it right for you?
A great fit if
- You're an adult who snores and wants a simple first step.
- You'd like to try the jaw-forward idea before a custom device.
- Your partner is the one losing sleep.
Talk to a doctor or dentist first if
- Someone has noticed pauses in your breathing, gasping at night, or you're very sleepy during the day. Snoring can be a sign of sleep apnea.
- You have braces, dentures, loose teeth, gum disease or jaw (TMJ) pain.
- You're under 18.
Give tonight a quieter try
One small mouthpiece, a few nights to get used to it, and a real shot at quieter nights for both of you.
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