How we put this guide together
We haven't used SnoreStop, so this isn't a hands-on review and there's no star rating. Everything below comes from SnoreStop's own store (snorestop.com): its product pages and public product list, its comparison, science, FAQ, returns and subscription pages, and its refund policy. We also looked at Google's Ads Transparency Center, a 2015 article by the Australian consumer group Choice, and the published summary of the study SnoreStop cites. All of it was checked on October 6, 2026.
What SnoreStop sells
SnoreStop is a line of homeopathic anti-snoring products made by Green Pharmaceuticals in California and sold since 1995. Instead of a device, you take it at bedtime: a few sprays in the mouth and throat, or chewable tablets with no water. The ingredients are plant and mineral substances in very small homeopathic dilutions (4X to 12X), listed on every product page.
SnoreStop says its products are for ordinary, non-apneic snoring only. They are not meant for sleep apnea, and the company says they aren't for children under 12.
On October 6 the store listed six products, all in stock: four for people and two for pets.
The products
SnoreStop Anti-Snoring Oral Spray
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The flagship product. You shake the bottle and spray twice under the tongue and twice at the back of the throat at bedtime, at least 30 minutes away from food, drinks or other medicine. $59.99, or $50.99 on a subscription (prices on Oct 6, 2026). It suits people who want the quickest possible routine. The drawback: it's the most expensive item in the range, and the 30-minute gap from food and drink takes some planning.
SnoreStop Anti-Snoring Chewable Tablets
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The same core formula as a chewable tablet: one tablet 30 minutes before bed and one at bedtime, chewed or sucked, no water. $49.99, or $42.49 on a subscription (Oct 6, 2026). It suits travellers and anyone who would rather chew than spray. The drawback: two doses half an hour apart is a slightly longer routine than the spray.
SnoreStop Breathe Easy Formula
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Chewable tablets aimed at snoring linked to congestion or breathing trouble. SnoreStop says it has twice the active ingredients of its Maximum Strength formula plus four extra decongestant ingredients. $24.99 (Oct 6, 2026). It suits people whose snoring gets worse with a blocked nose. The drawback: the store gives no pack-size comparison with the main tablets, so it's hard to compare value per night.
SnoreStop Multi Allergy Formula
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Chewable tablets for snoring that comes with allergies, hay fever, sneezing or a runny nose; SnoreStop says it contains 15 homeopathic antihistamine ingredients. $24.99 (Oct 6, 2026). It suits seasonal-allergy snorers. The drawback: if your allergies need real antihistamines, ask a pharmacist how this fits with them.
SnoreStop for Pets
A spray and a chewable tablet for snoring dogs and cats, each $14.99 for one box or $39.99 for three (Oct 6, 2026). The drawback: snoring in pets can have medical causes, so a vet check comes first.
SnoreStop's comparison page
SnoreStop also publishes a page comparing its products with nasal strips, mouth tape and mouthguards. It's useful for seeing the brand's argument, but it is the brand's own comparison, not an independent test.
What it costs
| Item | Price (Oct 6, 2026) | Subscription price |
|---|---|---|
| Anti-Snoring Oral Spray | $59.99 | $50.99 |
| Anti-Snoring Chewable Tablets | $49.99 | $42.49 |
| Breathe Easy Formula | $24.99 | — |
| Multi Allergy Formula | $24.99 | — |
| SnoreStop for Pets (spray or tablets) | $14.99 one box · $39.99 three boxes | — |
The subscription takes 15% off every order and can be paused or cancelled at any time, according to SnoreStop's Subscribe & Save page. Signing up to the email list offers 10% off. There's no coupon code for this store on AvaCoup.
What the evidence says
- SnoreStop's claim: a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study of its Maximum Strength formula, published in the journal Sleep and Breathing in 1999, found that 79.5% of people taking it reported improvement versus 45.5% on placebo, with no side effects reported. The company calls this "clinically proven".
- The other side: Choice, the Australian consumer group, noted in 2015 that the trial was financed by the manufacturer and quoted an ear, nose and throat specialist who considered it poorly designed and said one trial isn't enough to show the product works. The study is from 1999 and we found no newer independent trial.
- Homeopathy in general is not accepted by most doctors as effective beyond placebo. Homeopathic products in the US are regulated as drugs but are not FDA-approved for effectiveness; SnoreStop's own pages say its uses "have not been reviewed by the Federal Drug Administration".
What buyers say
- SnoreStop's own site shows 306 reviews on the spray and 201 on the tablets, mostly from couples ("my wife used to need earplugs"). Those are reviews the store chooses to display, so we can't check them.
- Retailers: search results summarise SnoreStop chewable tablets on Walmart at about 4.5 out of 5 from around 300 reviews; we didn't open the listing, so treat that as unconfirmed.
- Be careful with "SnoreStop reviews" pages in search results: many are promotional press releases or pages that only exist to sell the product. We didn't use them.
How it compares
| Option | How it works | Typical drawback |
|---|---|---|
| SnoreStop (spray or tablets) | Taken at bedtime, nothing worn | Evidence is one 1999 study; homeopathic |
| Nasal strips | Hold the nostrils open from outside | Only helps nose-based snoring; can peel off |
| Mouthguards (jaw-advancing) | Move the lower jaw forward to widen the airway | Jaw or tooth soreness; many people stop wearing them |
| Anti-snore pillows / side sleeping | Change head and body position | Depends on staying in position all night |
SnoreStop makes most sense if you've tried devices and won't keep wearing them, and your snoring is the ordinary kind. If you want the option with the most medical backing, talk to a doctor or dentist about a fitted oral appliance.
Shipping and returns
- Shipping: SnoreStop says all orders ship within 48 hours. Its shipping-policy page has no rate table, and we couldn't see the US shipping cost without entering an address, so check it at checkout. The store ships to the US and 11 other countries; international orders over $150 ship free.
- Returns: a 30-day money-back guarantee from the date your order is delivered. You need to contact SnoreStop for a return authorization number (RAN) first, and original shipping charges aren't refunded. SnoreStop asks you to use the product for 5–7 nights before judging it, and says it will extend the window if you ask before it runs out.
- Contact: 1-877-766-7378 (Mon–Fri, Pacific time) or mail@snorestop.com.
A note on health
Loud snoring with gasping, pauses in breathing, or heavy daytime sleepiness can be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea, which needs a doctor, not an over-the-counter remedy. SnoreStop says the same. If you're pregnant, breastfeeding or on regular medication, ask a pharmacist first.
Who it suits
SnoreStop suits adults with ordinary snoring (often noticed by a partner) who have given up on strips, tape or mouthguards and want something they can take in seconds at bedtime, with a 30-day refund if it does nothing. Start with the spray or the chewable tablets, and pick Breathe Easy or Multi Allergy only if congestion or allergies clearly make your snoring worse. Skip it if you might have sleep apnea, if you want a remedy with strong independent evidence, or if paying non-refundable shipping on a trial bothers you.