Do you snore?
Would you like to stop?
The world’s first true cure for snoring is now here.
Meet Snorgo
Snorgo is your snoring cure. That’s right – CURE.
Snorgo is not a device to wear at night to ease symptoms. It is used to help you undertake an exercise that specifically targets muscles to prevent snoring. Snorgo is a patent pending device developed in the UK by the Sonaids’ team.
Snorgo has been specifically designed to support this process and has been independently medically tested with amazing results for those who are prepared to put in just a few minutes of exercise each day for a couple of months.
Snoring can have significant impacts on sufferers, their partners and their families. Help is available though – watch some of our video testimonials to see how Snorgo can help you.
Patent pending UK Device, unlike anything else
Independently tested with a UK medical doctor
Trial subjects chose Snorgo over all alternative financial incentives
Snorgo aims to get you snoring free in 6-8 weeks
Why Snorgo?
Snorgo aims to cure your snoring – not just relieve it. There is also no need to wear an uncomfortable piece of plastic at night. You simply use it briefly at your convenience during the day. Snorgo is a UK designed, developed and produced product and has been independently medically tested here. The results of the trial showed that it works and its impacts are great for those undertaking just a few minutes of exercise each day. Our testimonials show how people find Snorgo easy to fit into their lives and have an early positive impact. Cure your snoring today with Snorgo.
Benefits of Snorgo
A Cure For Snoring
It is a bold statement but it is true. Snorgo can cure your Snoring!
Convenient
Snorgo is easy to fit into your life and you can see early results.
Fits Around You
Snorgo exercises can be done at a time to suit you.
Nothing Needed To Be Worn At Night
Snorgo does not require anything to be worn at night.
Clean & Healthy
Snorgo has silver-ion technology to prevent micro-organism growth.
Results Can Be Seen From One Week
Improvements were seen in as short a period as one week.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it work?
Do I have to wear anything at night?
No – Snorgo is only used for a few minutes each day at a time to suit you. We advise three sets of 3 exercises each day. These only take few minutes in total.
How do I do the exercises
Please see the video below for a demonstration:
Is there anything else I need to do when using Snorgo?
Whilst you do not absolutely need to do other things whilst using Snorgo we strongly advise you consider them. There are a few health factors in life that influence snoring. If you can try and address these whilst doing your Snorgo exercises we suspect you will find an even greater improvement. See our 'About Snorgo' tab which has a 'Support Your Snorgo Efforts' for more details.
Will it definitely work?
In areas of exercise and health there are no guarantees but what we will say is that in our trial there was a significant improvement in 100% of those prepared to continue working with Snorgo for 4-6 weeks. There can be unusual causes for snoring, such as nasal problems, and if it doesn’t work we advise you to seek help from your doctor if snoring is a significant problem.
Will it cure my snoring?
Do I just stop after 8 weeks?
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