When your face is pressed into a pillow for hours, it can contribute to sleep lines and creases over time—especially if you’re a committed side-sleeper. Here's how the Snorinator® just might help.

If you deal with acid reflux, heartburn, or GERD, you already know the pattern—lying flat can make symptoms flare, and the “solution” often becomes a sketchy tower of pillows.

Upright sleeping is often recommended after some surgeries because it can support comfort and reduce pressure. See why the Snorinator® might be the perfect tool.

See how the Snorinator® benefits a variety of different sleep challenges, like helping reduce snoring, helping to reduce acid reflux, helping with post-surgery sleep, helping with face lines, and helping with vertigo symptoms.

The company secured a $100,000 investment for its comfortable aid to help stop snoring and keep couples together in their bedroom.

So you’re ready to give upright sleeping a try—great choice. Whether you’re doing it to reduce snoring, ease acid reflux, or simply wake up without neck pain, the right pillow can make or break your success. Let’s walk through how to actually use an anti-snoring pillow (like the Snorinator) to get the most out of your new sleep setup.

We all know someone who snores—or maybe you are that someone. And if you've ever spent a night tossing, turning, or elbowing your partner (or being elbowed yourself), you already know that snoring isn't just a nighttime annoyance. It's a major sleep disruptor, both for you and anyone in earshot. 

Like most good ideas, the anti-snoring pillow has evolved through trial, error, science, and a whole lot of tired people desperate for relief. From humble beginnings to high-tech foam solutions like The Snorinator, let’s take a closer look at how anti-snoring pillows are changing the way we sleep.

The Snorinator is designed to tackle snoring at the source, but in doing so, we discovered it could do so much more. From better posture to improved digestion and even glowing skin (seriously), the unexpected perks of a supportive sleep setup are too good to ignore.

The right pillow can make a real difference when it comes to allergies and snoring. And no, we’re not talking about fluffing your current one a little higher—we’re talking about choosing a pillow designed to reduce allergens, support upright breathing, and help keep those airways open all night long.