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12/21/2025

Mandibular advancement devices (MADs) are one of the most effective ways to reduce snoring.

They work by gently moving the lower jaw forward to help keep the airway more open during sleep, which can improve daytime sleepiness and overall quality of life when used consistently.

Some MADs require a prescription, but there are also over-the-counter options that can be a strong first step for people who snore. In one clinical study, the Somnofit-S reduced snoring in 97% of participants (GarcĂ­a-Campos et al., Sleep Science, 2016).

Results vary, but it’s one of the most encouraging data points we have for OTC devices.

If you snore — especially in the absence of other symptoms — starting with an over-the-counter MAD can be a practical, accessible first move.

But if you notice pauses in breathing, gasping, or heavy fatigue during the day, always speak with a medical provider.

You can learn more about how the Somnofit-S works through the link in our bio.


12/19/2025

There’s a point where snoring stops being a “small annoyance” and starts affecting the people around you — often long before you notice it yourself.

Funny moments aside, it’s usually a sign your sleep isn’t as restorative as it should be.

If you’re waking up tired or someone keeps mentioning your snoring, it might be time to take a closer look at what’s happening at night.

The Somnofit-S Anti-Snore Mouth Guard+ is Swiss-engineered and molded at home to help support clearer, quieter breathing while you sleep — something over 50,000 people now rely on.

If better nights (and calmer mornings) are on your mind, you can learn more through the link in our bio.




12/18/2025

Sometimes “go where the wind takes you” really just means… go take a nap.

And honestly? Not the worst advice.

But if the wind keeps blowing you back into bed because snoring ruins your nights, it might be time for a different kind of upgrade.

The Somnofit-S is a Swiss-engineered, adjustable mouth guard that you mold at home.

It’s designed to fit comfortably and help reduce snoring so your sleep actually leaves you feeling rested, not windblown and wiped out.

If better sleep is calling your name (or blowing you across the floor), learn more through the link in our bio.


12/17/2025

😆It’s funny how far we’ll go to avoid admitting that snoring is actually wrecking our sleep.

We make excuses, we distract ourselves, we pretend everything’s fine, meanwhile the exhaustion keeps building.

Better sleep usually starts with acknowledging what’s really happening at night. Snoring isn’t just noise; it’s one of the biggest reasons people wake up unrefreshed, irritable, or mentally foggy the next day.

The Somnofit-S Anti-Snore Mouth Guard+ is one option many people use to finally break that cycle.

It’s clinically tested, adjustable, and designed to help support smoother nighttime breathing so you wake up feeling like yourself again.

If you’re tired of tiptoeing around the real issue, you can learn more through the link in our bio.

12/16/2025

If you’re here because someone’s been secretly searching “how to stop snoring,” you’re not alone - it’s one of the most common sleep questions out there.

The good news: snoring is something you can actually address. The Somnofit-S has been clinically studied and shown to improve snoring in 97% of users (GarcĂ­a-Campos et al., Sleep Science, 2016).

It’s Swiss-engineered, molded at home, and designed to help you get deeper, more restful sleep without the nightly noise.

If the algorithm brought you here… maybe take the hint.

Learn more about the Somnofit-S through the link in our bio.


12/15/2025

If only worrying fixed everything the way we think it does.

Most of the stuff that keeps us up at night never happens — meanwhile the things that do disrupt our sleep (like snoring) end up affecting our mood, focus, and energy the next day.

If mornings feel foggy even after a full night in bed, it might not be stress — it might be your sleep quality.

The Somnofit-S has been clinically tested and shown to reduce daytime grogginess by 68% in a published study (GarcĂ­a-Campos et al., Sleep Science, 2016).

If you’re tired of waking up tired, you can learn more through the link in our bio.


12/11/2025

Congratulations to Diane A. who won our most recent giveaway!😊

Thank you to everyone who participated and supported our small-but-mighty business.

We can’t wait for you to see what we have in store for the next giveaway - stay tuned!

Chris Garvey & Ed Salazar, Co-Founders

12/10/2025

A lot of people laugh off snoring like it’s just a loud habit — but the research paints a different picture.

Frequent snoring can be a sign of restricted nighttime airflow or even sleep apnea, both of which are associated with fatigue, elevated blood pressure, and long-term cardiovascular strain.

You may not notice the interruptions while you sleep, but your body feels the effects: lighter sleep, less recovery, and mornings that start with exhaustion instead of clarity.

If snoring has become a nightly pattern, it’s worth taking seriously.

Over 50,000 people use the Somnofit-S Anti-Snore Mouth Guard+ to help reduce snoring and support smoother, more consistent breathing at night.

You can learn more through the link in our bio.


12/09/2025

When it comes to snoring, volume matters. It’s not just “Do I snore?” - it’s how loud it is.

Studies show that louder snoring often reflects greater breathing effort at night, which can signal deeper disruptions to sleep quality and overall health.

Mild snoring isn’t always harmless, and loud snoring isn’t something to brush off. Both can interfere with how deeply you sleep and how rested you feel the next day.

If you’ve noticed your snoring getting louder, or if someone else has, it may be time to look into options that support smoother nighttime breathing.

Over 50,000 people use the Somnofit-S Anti-Snore Mouth Guard+ to help reduce snoring and wake up feeling more refreshed.

You can learn more through the link in our bio.

12/08/2025

There’s a special kind of humility that comes from insisting you “don’t snore”... and then waking up on the couch because the evidence said otherwise.

If this scene feels a little too familiar, it might be time to stop arguing about the snoring and actually do something about it.

Over 50,000 people use the Somnofit-S Anti-Snore Mouth Guard+ to help reduce snoring and keep the peace in the bedroom.

Your partner will thank you — and you can finally retire the denial.

Learn more through the link in our bio.



12/08/2025

🚨Our current giveaway has ended, and the winner is being drawn as we speak!

👉We will be working to get in contact with the winner. If we don’t hear back from them by 12/11/2025 after selection, we will draw a new winner.

😊We want to thank everyone for their love and support for SnoreLessNow through this entire giveaway. You all are amazing! - Chris and Ed, Founders

🔥We can’t wait to show you the giveaway that’s in store next… stay tuned!

www.SnoreLessNow.com

12/05/2025

👉 Most people know sleep affects energy, mood, and focus, but it also plays a major role in how hungry we feel.

When sleep quality is poor, two key appetite hormones fall out of balance: ghrelin (which signals hunger) rises, and leptin (which signals fullness) drops.

That shift makes cravings stronger, makes portions feel less satisfying, and makes long-term weight maintenance a lot harder than it needs to be.

So while eating well and staying active matter, sleep quality is a major part of the equation. Better sleep helps your body regulate appetite the way it’s meant to.

And if snoring has been disrupting your nights, addressing it can be a meaningful first step.

Over 50,000 people use the Somnofit-S Anti-Snore Mouth Guard+ to help reduce snoring and support deeper, more consistent rest.

You can learn more through the link in our bio.

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