Is this pillow a good solution to alleviate snoring?
1552013
according to my GF it somewhat does, improves my sleep and posture allot though! I recommend this.
199814
Andrea, although i myself have not used this for that purpose, because of its basic design (noise monitoring) I cannot imagine it NOT being able to be used for that purpose. And, as along as we're on that direction of conversation, might i add here that if the purpose is to check on the sleeping habits (with particular focus on snoring) of an individual that you consider having a sleep study performed (yeah, I know... you've probably already guessed it, but seeing a doctor for problems such as sleep apnea CAN be a prudent act on your part).Hope this helps.
554928
David, the noise cancelling works by it self without having to plug it into anything, so it should help cut down the snoring noises for your partner. You do need to get the one specific for your intended player, either for apple or Android devices.
1194307
I haven't used it with my CPAP yet, but I've sure thought about it. Mostly I use it to take naps in my car. It seems like it would work well.
36050
I doubt it will work. I snore the same way, LipsClosed but teeth apart. This did not help me.
916460
It has helped my back (which I have had problems with for 40 years) and my ability to breath tremendously. I still have to use a neck pillow but it does seem to feel better since I've been elevating it. Remember, this is a high wedge and you do sleep at a pretty high angle.
451023
Yes I think it would work for you - I sent this pillow back because it was too thin for my taste- it is a well-made pillow-
1778839
Poofy, it's not. It's a very hard and heavy pillow and about 10 inches thick. Personally, it was too hard for me, Pillow just wouldn't compress that much. If you're a back sleeper, it should work just fine.
403841
This is a mouth guard for grinding your teeth. No, it will not help stop snoring.
1500433
The sounds are realistic enough for me. It does not make clicking noises. I doubt it would drown out a snorer, even light, as I would not want to turn it up that loud. I think that if you turn it up too loudly, the sounds would not be realistic.
74605
This sure helps me. Sometimes I don't need the pillow but it helps. It took about a week of using it in the evenings and I noticed some relief.
1947430
I use them for motorcycle riding so I have to believe they would help for snoring...BUT...the method of insertion into and out of the ear canal is a short, stiff plastic piece to grab onto. Seems to me it would not be fun to turn your side and have a pillow put pressure on the rod. Maybe I am wrong and it would be fine. Not sure.
916459
I actually find it a bit uncomfortable for my neck with a normal pillow; I need a much softer pillow with the wedge I use (which is 7 inches not 12). The pillow is really designed more to alleviate reflux, which it does for me, and maybe reduce snoring if you have sleep apnea.
1390171
Definitely not. For me, I found that with a buckwheat pillow that my head would stay in the same spot throughout the night, largely preventing me from spending the night tossing and turning. That was my experience with this pillow, hours of head rolling side to side trying to find a "spot" I liked.
336014
Sorry, I didn't test it for snoring block. Just by projecting from my experience with much louder noise, I would expect the product to be effective for that purpose, too. However, this statement is limited by the fact that I have not tested the product for sleeping convenience: It almost certainly blocks snoring noise, but I have not experienced how it feels on one's ears while asleep.
15947
My first response to your question was yes, if put it over his face. I really not sure if will help snoring.
2139165
BETTER! The Cabeau pillow supports your neck without bending it- no crick in your neck. Also, it keeps your head from falling forward and supports your jaw so your mouth doesn't open while dozing.