ZQuiet is committed to better sleep for everyone. Enjoy your purchase for a full 60 nights. If you are unsatisfied for ANY reason whatsoever, simply return your purchase within 60 days for a refund or credit (Trial fees are non-refundable). We will even pay to ship it back!
Have you ever been nudged or asked to roll over when you snore? That’s because snoring occurs most often when sleeping on your back. Gravitational forces combined with the relation of throat muscles causes the airway to narrow creating turbulent air and the resulting tissue vibration that causes snoring.
If you are one of these types of snorers, you can improve your snoring simply by changing your sleep position. A positional therapy sleep aid is a foam wedge worn on your upper back that prevents you from inadvertently rolling onto your back while you sleep. The result is a quiet and peaceful sleep.
The breathable mesh belt fits high and snug around your chest with the foam wedge resting comfortably against the upper part of your back. The belt is designed to maintain a comfortable amount of tension, preventing it from slipping while you move throughout the night.
Chest Width Size
24 - 36 inches Small
32 - 44 inches Medium
40 - 54 inches Large
What's in the Box:
• Positional Therapy Belt
• Foam Insert
• Instructions for Use
Positional Therapy Belt provides an effective treatment solution for snoring, but studies also show that wearing a Positional Therapy Belt can effectively treat positional OSA as well. Positional sleep apnea can affect almost 50% of people with mild sleep apnea and is often recommended by physicians as an non - invasive and low - cost alternative therapy to CPAP.
The most talked-about home remedy for snoring is to sew tennis balls in the back of a shirt to force a snorer to sleep on their side (where snoring is less loud than sleeping on their back). That's a lot of sewing and shirts and tennis balls! Here are three easier solutions. (1) Mouthpieces that move the lower jaw forward to open the airway are over 85% effective (2) Positional Therapy, which is a small pillow that prevents snorers from sleeping on their back (3) Nasal Dilators open the nasal passages stopping the sound of nasal snoring and improving oxygen intake.
The best sleeping position to stop snoring is to sleep on your side, giving your airway the best chance of staying open. Using a pillow or specialized positional therapy device can be helpful to ensure a snorer maintains the best position to keep an open airway to reduce snoring. To optimize results and eliminate snoring, it is best to use a combination of positional therapy and an anti snoring mouthpiece.
ZQuiet is committed to better sleep for everyone. Enjoy your purchase for a full 60 nights. If you are unsatisfied for ANY reason whatsoever, simply return your purchase within 60 days for a refund or credit (Trial fees are non-refundable). We will even pay to ship it back!
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Have you ever been nudged or asked to roll over when you snore? That’s because snoring occurs most often when sleeping on your back. Gravitational forces combined with the relation of throat muscles causes the airway to narrow creating turbulent air and the resulting tissue vibration that causes snoring.
If you are one of these types of snorers, you can improve your snoring simply by changing your sleep position. A positional therapy sleep aid is a foam wedge worn on your upper back that prevents you from inadvertently rolling onto your back while you sleep. The result is a quiet and peaceful sleep.
The breathable mesh belt fits high and snug around your chest with the foam wedge resting comfortably against the upper part of your back. The belt is designed to maintain a comfortable amount of tension, preventing it from slipping while you move throughout the night.
Chest Width Size
24 - 36 inches Small
32 - 44 inches Medium
What's in
the Box:
• Positional Therapy Belt
• Foam Insert
• Instructions for Use
Positional Therapy Belt provides an effective treatment solution for snoring, but studies also show that wearing a Positional Therapy Belt can effectively treat positional OSA as well. Positional sleep apnea can affect almost 50% of people with mild sleep apnea and is often recommended by physicians as an non - invasive and low - cost alternative therapy to CPAP.
Mark: It had gotten to the point where my wife and I weren’t able to sleep in the same bedroom consistently.
Lynette: I had to keep pushing or kicking, waking him up and after he would wake up you know maybe there were 10 minutes or 15 minutes before he would start snoring again. And I hope I would fall asleep during that time. But if I didn’t, it just made for a long night.
Mark: One time I remember my wife brought in a recording.
Lynette: I said listen to this and he was like “what is that? Is that some animal?” No it is you. You are snoring. He could not believe. He couldn't believe it.
Mark: There's an undercurrent; probably of resentment.
Lynette: It would make me crazy and then I would start to just get irritated. Sometimes I would lie in bed and think why he doesn’t just start out in the other room tonight. Because I don't want to be bothered by this, sorry.
Mark: And now with ZQuiet having come around that, that's no longer a problem at all.
Lynette: I finally can sleep through the night and he doesn't have to get up and go into the other room to sleep. We have been married now for 21 years and today is our anniversary. We are very happy now; sleeping through the night together in the same bed.
