It’s estimated that as much as 25% – 50% of the population snores — but this shopping guide is for the 50% – 75% of the rest of us that have to try and sleep next to them. Because having your sleep constantly interrupted by a snoring partner is a drag (and I should know).
From low-tech options that block out the noise, to cutting edge anti-snoring devices that stop snoring in its tracks, I’ve rounded up eight options that help you sleep better next to someone who snores, starting from $12. Consider this your snoring survival kit. You’re welcome!
Of course, it’s worth reiterating that loud snoring could be a symptom of sleep apnea. Accompanied by other symptoms, such as headaches and daytime lethargy, we recommend seeking the advice of a doctor if you (or anyone you share a bed with) is prone to loud snoring.
