Back in the same bed: the quiet wristband couples are using for snoring
For a lot of couples, snoring ends the same way: one of you grabs a pillow and heads for the couch. Earplugs, nose strips and new pillows help a little, then the noise is back.
What Sleep Connection is
Sleep Connection is a wristband the person who snores wears at night. It doesn't go in the mouth or the nose, and it doesn't make any noise.
How it works
- A sensor picks up snoring.
- It gives a mild pulse at the wrist that briefly rouses the wearer, prompting him or her to change position.
- It's silent. Only the wearer feels the pulse, so the partner can keep sleeping.
You can adjust the pulse strength. The seller recommends trying the settings before bed to find a comfortable level.
See the bundle options →What you get
- The Sleep Connection wristband + a free sleep mask with every wristband.
- Bundles of 1, 2 or 3 wristbands (the seller lists the 2-pack as its most popular option).
- 90-day money-back guarantee from the seller: if you're not seeing the difference, you can ask for a refund.
- Ships in 24–48 business hours; standard delivery takes about 5–7 days.
Good to know before you order
- Batteries are sold separately.
- The pulse briefly wakes the wearer so he or she shifts position.
- Do not use it with a pacemaker or any implanted electronic medical device.
- Sleep Connection is not a treatment for sleep apnea or any medical condition. If snoring comes with pauses in breathing, gasping or daytime sleepiness, talk to a doctor.