Jul 26, 2023
Sleep tech company SleepLab has updated its discreet device that uses advanced technology to detect and prevent snoring.

Oberiberg, Switzerland - July 26, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Snoring is a nightly occurrence for many people and it can be a disruptive experience not just for the snorer themselves, but their family or flatmates. To provide relief, SleepLab has announced a sleep aid that uses advanced technology and muscle stimulation to prevent snoring.
More information can be found by visiting https://allofbeer.com/snoring
According to research, around 25 percent of people regularly snore and their partners lose, on average, an hour of sleep every night from the disruption. There are many ways to treat snoring, such as lying in a different position, quitting alcohol, and not smoking. The SleepLab device is ideally suited to snorers who have found these treatments ineffective and want to use a more advanced method to stop snoring.
To address chronic snoring, the SleepLab device uses sound recognition technology to identify snoring sounds and massage the respiratory muscles - a process that will quickly bring snoring to a halt. The device can be personalized and offers 36 levels of intervention, depending on how lightly or loudly the user snores.
In addition, the device can be connected to a smartphone. This allows users to track their snoring habits and document improvements.
The SleepLab device is backed by years of clinical research and has been designed to provide a lifetime solution to snoring. The discreet and portable design makes it ideal for use on trains, buses, and other modes of public transport as well.
Explaining how it differs from other sleep aids, a company spokesperson says, “Most people who snore have tried every trick to remedy their situation. However, these products fail to tackle the key area that stops people from snoring - the muscles. SleepLab uses advanced technology to tackle snoring and precisely detects and prevents snoring sounds. With the help of this forward-thinking technology, you can prevent snoring once and for all and enjoy a healthy night's sleep.”
About The Company
SleepLab is a sleep hygiene company that creates tech products to help people sleep more soundly. They combine the latest technology with scientific research to provide health products that work with the body’s muscular system.
For more information on SleepLab, visit https://allofbeer.com/snoring
Contact Info:
Name: Michael Hehn
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Organization: All of Beer
Address: 24 Tschalunstrasse, Oberiberg, Schwyz 8843, Switzerland
Website: http://allofbeer.com/
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