Silentnight Luxury Quilted Anti-Snore Pillow – Contoured
Silentnight Luxury Quilted Anti-Snore Pillow – Contoured Foam Positions the Head to Reduce Snoring Volume with Luxurious Soft Touch Cover and Dupont Fibres – Hypoallergenic
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Bed Linen & Duvet Covers
| Weight: | 1.1 Pounds |
| Dimensions: | 29.13 x 17.72 x 0.1 cm; 498.95 Grams |
| Model: | 512947GE |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Dimensions: | 29.13 x 17.72 x 0.1 cm; 498.95 Grams |
| Quantity: | 1 |
My husband has been snoring as of late and it was driving me insane and one night I ordered this in the middle of the night and can honestly say it’s saved my sleep!
It has stopped his snoring and definitely worked for me. He actually fell asleep yesterday with the wrong pillow and started to snore, as soon as I made him swap his pillow to this he stopped.
Buy this pillow if you want to find something that might stand a good chance of stopping you snoring. It says on the packaging it ‘reduces’ snoring by at least 50%…well it stopped mine completely. it’s been over 10 days now and husband has not been woken once by my snoring. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
It’s quite firm so you may need to get used to that but it is very supportive of my neck. It keeps me on my side so definitely doing what I wanted.
Snoring has reduced but not completely gone and I do sleep better so I’m happy with the purchase. I dropped a star for the fact that it arrived unboxed and just in its bag which is half plastic and half fabric. Not helpful when my safe space is not rain proof. Lucky I got home in time to prevent any damage. Had I known this I would’ve had it delivered elsewhere.
Anyway, I bought this and tried it out. The pillow is really comfortable, however, if feedback is to be believed, it has made no difference to my so-called snoring.
Regardless, I am still using it and enjoying my sleep.
I’ve had this pillow for around a week now and I can only assume it is helping with my snoring as I’m waking up feeling refreshed and with no headaches or sore throats. I feel as if I also don’t wake up in the night anymore, something I can only assume that was linked to my snoring. So it’s early days yet, but so far I’ve noticed an incredible improvement, especially given that it was so cheap.
The only flaw is that the pillow has a really weird smell that’s hard to describe, it smells like musty burnt plastic? It’s starting to fade, so I’m hoping it’s only a temporary thing.
I have tried the nose strips, nasal vents, throat sprays, chin straps, etc none seem to work. These pillows seemed worth a punt as I am sick of feeling tired all the time and sleep apnea does impede your quality of sleep as you never get to the deeper, restorative levels of sleep as your body wakes you dozens of times in the night so that you breathe again (although you are not aware of waking).
Using an free phone app called Snorelab can help you monitor changes and you can see from the photos the earlier date without the pillow and then the following week with.
The bonus is that you can actually sleep on your back too, which is normally not recommended on standard pillows.