My boyfriend is a really bad snorer, especially when he is lying on his back, it was getting to the point where I was kicking and elbowing him several times a night to try and get him to turn on his side (snores less that way)and was getting a bit grumpy due to not getting a decent sleep! I decided something had to be done, so we went on the hunt for some snoring remedies. We spotted these in boots at £5.30 for a pack of 14 and being the cheapest anti-snoring product (yes we are cheapskates) we decided it would be worth giving them a go. The snoreeze anti-snoring strips come in a small cardboard packet. They claim to "target the main cause of ...  Read the complete review

My husband is a prolific snorer; front, back, side - it doesnt really matter how he lays he still snores. With a few beers it gets far worse and wakes the kids up with the sheer volume, but never him! I am a very light sleeper so my husbands condition causes massive tiredness in me and, although he doesnt wake properly, he isnt getting good quality sleep, especially when I loose it and thump him! We had tried the nose stips but he is more of a throat snorer so these obviously didnt work. We also didnt want to spend an £15/20 on sprays at this stage so took the risk of tyring a lower cost product. I was recommended Snoreeze oral strips at Boots. ...  Read the complete review

Snoring is often considered funny, but it's far from a joke for those who share a room with a snorer! As I sleep with the human equivalent of a pneumatic drill, we've tried quite a range of snore remedies, and these are our latest. The manufacturer's claim: Placed onto the roof of the mouth, the oral strips dissolve into the throat tissues and work throughout the night by actively lubricating the tissues that vibrate. The ingredients in the strips tone the tissue that vibrate and cause the snoring noise. New Snoreeze Oral Strips have been developed to relieve snoring effectively and give you and your partner a peaceful night's ...  Read the complete review