“It has helped me with a pretty big problem. Thanks to this, I have stopped snoring. I did not think that was possible. Thank you so much.”
Joaquin G.
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A different bedtime routine.
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Somnia
Anti-Snoring Device
Make room for quieter nights together. A compact device that responds to snoring with gentle vibration — nothing inside your mouth.
€29.90BLACK FRIDAY PRICE
- Automatic sound detection
- 6 intensity levels
- USB rechargeable
- Adjustable, under-chin fit
Secure Whop payment · Charged in EUR
Device details & care
A compact, USB-rechargeable device worn beneath the chin. Sound detection triggers gentle vibration, with six adjustable intensity levels and an adjustable strap. Designed for habitual snoring; not a treatment for sleep apnea. Charge using the supplied Micro-USB cable. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions before first use.
Designed for habitual snoring. Not a treatment for sleep apnea. If you experience breathing pauses, choking or persistent daytime sleepiness, speak with a healthcare professional.
01
Listen
The sound sensor detects snoring automatically.
02
Respond
The device responds with a gentle vibration.
03
Make it yours
Adjust the strap and choose from six intensity levels.
REAL EXPERIENCES
A new part of their night.
Customer reviews translated from Spanish. Individual experiences vary.
“I bought it on a friend’s recommendation and so far I am very satisfied.”
Fernando Q.
“Easy to use and takes up hardly any space. I especially like being able to take it with me when I travel.”
Alvaro U.
Before you say goodnight.
How does it detect snoring?
A sound sensor detects snoring and triggers a gentle vibration automatically.
Is anything placed in my mouth?
No. The device sits beneath the chin, held by an adjustable strap.
How is it charged?
It charges with a Micro-USB cable. Battery life depends on how often the device activates and the selected setting.
Does it treat sleep apnea?
No. This device does not replace a medical diagnosis or treatment. Consult a clinician if you suspect sleep apnea.