Snoring isn't just your nose it's your entire airway system.
It’s a physical airway issue and most snoring starts inside the airways.
When airflow becomes restricted during sleep, tissues in the mouth and back of the throat vibrate, creating the sound of snoring and disrupting healthy breathing.
That’s why breathing can become loud and uneven, sleep gets interrupted, and oxygen flow may be reduced throughout the night.
SnoreStop is designed to help open blocked airways from the inside for smoother airflow, and it also helps dry out built-up mucus in the nose that can contribute to congestion and make snoring worse.
Even if the snorer isn’t aware of it, their body is working harder to breathe, and their partner’s sleep is affected too.




