How we put this guide together
On 2026-10-21 we read the SnoreLessNow product pages for all six products below, the store's refund, shipping and terms pages, and the live product feed for prices and stock. We also went as far as the checkout page with a mouth guard in the cart to see the real total, then emptied the cart. We searched for independent reviews on Trustpilot and in buying guides the same day. We have not used these products ourselves, so this is a buyer's guide, not a hands-on review, and nothing here is medical advice.
What SnoreLessNow sells
SnoreLessNow is a US store focused on snoring. Its main product is the Somnofit-S, a mandibular advancement mouth guard (it holds the lower jaw slightly forward while you sleep) made by Oscimed SA in Switzerland. The store says the device is FDA-cleared and known as SomnoFit-S in Europe. Around it sits a small range: a side-sleeping pillow, a nasal clip, a sleep patch, a fitted pillowcase and a bundle. The store's own medical disclaimer says the mouth guard is meant to reduce snoring in adults and is not intended to diagnose or treat obstructive sleep apnea, so anyone with symptoms like gasping or daytime exhaustion should see a doctor first.
The 6 products
1. Airflow Clip Nasal Dilator
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A small clip that sits inside the nostrils to hold them slightly more open. The store describes it as adhesive-free, moldable for fit, BPA-free and reusable for up to 90 days, and lists it as HSA and FSA eligible. Price on 2026-10-21: $14.99 for a single size (Small, Medium or Large) or $17.99 for the Trial Pack, all in stock, with 315 reviews on the store. It suits people whose snoring seems to start in the nose and who want a cheap first try. Drawback: the store's own tips mention irritation and the clip falling out until you find the right size, and it has only a 30-night return window.
2. Somnofit-S Anti-Snore Mouth Guard+
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The flagship. You mold it at home with hot water (boil-and-bite), then choose one of five numbered straps that set how far the jaw is held forward; the store says you can still talk and drink while wearing it. It is made from medical-grade polymers and listed as BPA, phthalate and latex-free. Price on 2026-10-21: $149.99, in stock, with a store offer of $75 off when you buy two. The store showed 4.8 stars from 319 reviews. It suits people who snore mostly on their back and want something stronger than a nasal strip. Drawback: the store itself says it can take about 14 nights to get used to, with some jaw discomfort at first.
3. Posiform Anti-Snore Pillow
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A memory foam pillow shaped to encourage side sleeping, with a bamboo outer cover; the store says it is OEKO-TEX and CertiPUR compliant. Price on 2026-10-21: $119.99 (listed as reduced from $129.99), with 101 reviews. It suits back sleepers who would rather change position than wear something in their mouth. Drawback: on the day we checked, the store warned of unusually high demand and a lead time of about 3 weeks, and the refund page says the foam can feel firm until it softens over 5 to 7 nights.
4. Slumber Patch Sleep Aid
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A skin patch that the store says releases melatonin, valerian root, magnesium and 5-HTP through the night. It is not a snoring product as such; it is aimed at falling asleep. Price on 2026-10-21: $23.99 for a 30-day supply, with 3, 6 and 12-month packs at the same monthly price, and 37 reviews. It suits people who struggle to fall asleep and prefer a patch to a pill. Drawback: it contains active ingredients, so check with a doctor if you take other medication, and it has only a 30-night return window.
5. Bamboo Perfect Fit Pillowcase
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A fitted bamboo-fiber case cut for the shape of the Posiform pillow, described as soft, cool and machine washable. Price on 2026-10-21: $22.79 (listed as reduced from $29.99), in stock. It suits Posiform owners who want a spare cover to rotate through the wash. Drawback: it only makes sense if you own the pillow, and it had just 2 reviews when we looked.
6. Snore No More Bundle
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The Posiform pillow, the Somnofit-S mouth guard and an Airflow Clip Trial Pack together. Price on 2026-10-21: $197.97, against a listed value of $297.97. It suits people who do not know yet whether their snoring is mostly about position, jaw or nose and want to try all three. Drawback: because the pillow is in the box, the same roughly 3-week lead time applied when we checked, and you may end up using only one of the three.
What it costs
| Product (checked 2026-10-21) | Price |
|---|---|
| Airflow Clip Nasal Dilator | $14.99 (Trial Pack $17.99) |
| Somnofit-S Anti-Snore Mouth Guard+ | $149.99 ($75 off when you buy 2) |
| Posiform Anti-Snore Pillow | $119.99 |
| Slumber Patch Sleep Aid | $23.99 per 30 days |
| Bamboo Perfect Fit Pillowcase | $22.79 |
| Snore No More Bundle | $197.97 |
Shipping was free on U.S. orders. The checkout page offered PayPal and Truemed, a service for paying with HSA or FSA funds. The bundle works out to about $100 less than the three items bought separately at the listed values (our own calculation).
What buyers say
On the store itself (2026-10-21): the mouth guard showed 4.8 stars from 319 reviews, the nasal clip 315 reviews, the pillow 101 and the sleep patch 37. These are the store's own reviews.
On Trustpilot, as summarized in search results we read on 2026-10-21, opinions are mixed. Some reviewers say the mouth guard holds up for a year and that replacement straps are cheap and easy. Others give one star: one said a return under the 120-night guarantee came with a deduction that left them only the tax back, and another said the guard slid off their teeth. The co-founder replied publicly to the negative reviews and asked people to contact support. We could not open the Trustpilot page directly to confirm the star average.
The store also points to a clinical trial on the Somnofit published in the journal Sleep Science. We have not reviewed that study ourselves.
How it compares
- Drugstore nasal strips: cheap and easy, but only help when the nose is the main problem. Good for occasional snorers.
- Generic boil-and-bite mouth guards: often much cheaper, usually without adjustable straps or a long trial. Good for people who want to test the idea first.
- A custom oral appliance from a dentist: fitted by a professional and usually far more expensive. Good for people who also need a sleep apnea check.
SnoreLessNow sits in the middle: a branded, adjustable mouth guard with a long trial period and HSA/FSA payment, at a mid-range price.
Shipping & returns
The product pages showed free shipping on U.S. orders and an expected delivery window of about one week for an order placed on 2026-10-21 (the pillow and bundle excepted because of the lead time). Returns: the mouth guard, the Posiform pillow and the SilverSafe pillow can be returned within 120 days of delivery, even after use; the sleep patch, the Airflow Clip and replacement straps within 30 days. The refund is paid within 10 business days after the return arrives, and original shipping charges and discounts are not refunded. Given the Trustpilot complaint above, read the return terms and keep your emails before you start a return.
Who it suits / who should skip
It suits adults who snore, mostly on their back, who want a mouth guard they can adjust and a long window to decide, and who may want to use HSA or FSA money. Skip it, or see a doctor first, if you suspect sleep apnea, have jaw joint (TMJ) problems or loose dental work, or need a pillow within the next couple of weeks.
Using the code
Press Get code if a code is shown on this page. In our checkout test on 2026-10-21 no discount was applied to the mouth guard; the savings we could confirm that day were the store's own offers: $75 off two mouth guards and the bundle price.