Why Sleep Different?
Look, we’ll tell you the secret. Did we keep it to ourselves for too long? Yes. But did we want to keep the secret to ourselves? Also yes. But fine, here it is. Enjoy.
A Simple Anti-Snoring Concept
The Snorinator is a simple idea to help solve a complex problem. Based on the High Fowler position—placing medical patients at a slight incline to improve breathing and comfort—the pillow’s design is strategic. By reducing gravitational pressure on the chest, it helps make it easier to breathe.
The Upright Movement
It isn’t about being right or wrong; it’s about being upright. Sleeping upright helps provide various benefits, and it’s time to let the world know. From helping to mitigate snoring and improve oxygen flow to helping to relieve back pain, neck pain, and post-nasal drip, sleeping upright can help address it all.
Extraordinary Engineering and Design
There’s a reason The Snorinator looks different from every other anti-snoring pillow on the market. It looks different because it is different. With sophisticated engineering and strategically ergonomic architecture, the Snorinator isn’t just made to help stop snoring—it’s designed to help change your life.
Sleep Easy.
The Snorinator helps relieve gravitational pressure on your chest to encourage smooth respiration, help improve oxygen flow, and help mitigate snoring.
Sleep Healthy.
Sleeping upright helps naturally drain your sinuses, which helps reduce congestion, post-nasal drip, and acid reflux, allowing you to fall asleep quickly.
Sleep Comfy.
The Snorinator is designed to help alleviate back and neck pain with a lumbar-support architecture made from high-density memory foam.
Sleep Happy.
Based on medical research and extensive testing, the Snorinator helps to promote a longer, deeper slumber so you can sleep happy and wake up refreshed.
Sleep Together.
Get off the couch and back in bed to enjoy bedtime together again with your partner. Make sure the noise coming from your bedroom… isn’t snoring.
*Upright sleeping benefits according to SleepFoundation.org, ClevelandClinic.org, NCBI.NLM.NIH.gov, and Health.gov