The MRD_M2 oral appliance offers a clinically validated CPAP alternative for mild-moderate OSA patients (AHI 90%, this portable device eliminates CPAP pain points like noise, bulk, and maintenance. Ideal for travelers, CPAP dropouts, and comfort seekers, its slim mouthguard-like design requires no power or straps. At a limited-time price of $49.90 with a 30-night money-back guarantee, MRD_M2 provides...
Weak airway muscles significantly contribute to sleep apnea severity. Research indicates four targeted orofacial exercises – Tongue Press, Palate Lift, Cheek Resistance, and Chin Tuck Swallow – can strengthen these muscles by ~30% when performed consistently for 4-8 weeks. To objectively measure progress, SLEEPON’s Go2sleep 3 ring tracks critical metrics: reduced SpO2 dips, fewer apnea events, and...
Emerging research suggests early detection and management of sleep apnea may delay cognitive decline. The GO2SLEEP 3 ring from SLEEPON at-home monitoring of SpO2, heart rate variability, and apnea events – critical metrics linked to brain health. By identifying sleep apnea early, users can proactively address oxygen deprivation, reduce Alzheimer’s risk factors, and protect long-term cognitive...
Struggling with snoring or mild obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)? SLEEPON’s MRD_M2 oral appliance offers a FDA proven, non-invasive solution. This custom-fit device gently repositions your jaw during sleep to open airways, stabilize throat tissues, and silence snoring. Made from medical-grade materials and moldable at home, it’s a comfortable, travel-friendly alternative to CPAP. Users report quieter...
If you or your partner struggle with snoring, finding an effective solution can be a game changer for your sleep quality. Enter the SLEEPON MRD M2, a revolutionary mouthpiece designed to combat snoring and improve nighttime breathing.
The M2 stands out due to its innovative precision-titration system. This allows users to customize the fit with precision, making adjustments as subtle as 1mm....
As children, we found comfort in snuggling close to our mothers as we drifted off to sleep. Now, as parents ourselves, we understand that bond—those early years filled with reliance and closeness. Reflecting on those sleepless nights, we realize they were moments of deep connection between parent and child.
As we grow, our bedtime rituals evolve, yet sleep remains a fundamental human need...
Every year, approximately 1.8 million people in the United States receive a new diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), and about 20% of these individuals are classified as severe cases. If you find yourself among this 20%, it’s essential to take proactive steps toward managing your condition effectively.
Severe OSA can significantly impact our quality of life, leading to issues such as...
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) has traditionally been treated with Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP), oral appliances, and surgery. However, innovative therapies are emerging to enhance patient care. One such method involves neurostimulation, where electrical impulses are delivered to the airway muscles to prevent collapse during sleep. This technique shows promising results for patients...
Sleep apnea is a condition where breathing significantly decreases or temporarily stops during sleep, leading to oxygen deprivation in the body. When breathing slows or stops during sleep, it can cause patients to fully awaken or shift from deep sleep to light sleep. Mild sleep apnea can lead to several episodes per hour, while severe cases may experience dozens, ultimately affecting sleep quality.
Obstructive...
SLEEPON is thrilled to announce our biggest promotional event of the year, kicking off this November! We’re offering guaranteed lowest prices on our entire range of products, some with discounts of up to 50%!
Transform your sleep experience with our innovative GO2SLEEP 3 sleep tracker, designed to monitor your sleep patterns and enhance your well-being. Or tackle snoring with our M2...
Snoring is a common phenomenon that affects many people, but it can also be a sign of a more serious condition known as sleep apnea. Sleep apnea is characterized by repeated interruptions in breathing during sleep, often leading to disrupted sleep patterns and various health issues. Here, we explore how to determine if a snorer may be suffering from sleep apnea.
Understanding Snoring and Sleep...
Keeping Your Phone by Your Bed: The Hidden Dangers!
Having your phone on your nightstand can lead to serious issues—not from radiation, but from the all-too-tempting urge to scroll before bed! One video turns into a binge, and suddenly it’s 2 AM. You might panic at how late it is or even drop your phone on your face!
But the real danger? Late-night phone use can seriously harm your eyesight.
The...
As technology continues to evolve, sleep monitoring devices play an increasingly crucial role in improving our sleep quality. In this article, we’ll dive into photoplethysmography (PPG) technology and its application in our GO2SLEEP 3 sleep monitor.
What is PPG Technology?
Photoplethysmography (PPG) is a non-invasive technique that measures blood flow changes through optical methods. It utilizes...
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Have you ever wondered why snoring doesn’t wake you up, even though it might disturb everyone else around you?
Generally speaking, snoring happens during sleep, and it doesn’t occur when you’re awake. Once people fall asleep, they lose conscious awareness, and this is why most people can’t hear themselves snore. However, a small number of people may hear their own snoring,...
Ever heard someone snore loudly or suddenly gasp for air in their sleep? That could be more than just annoying snoring—it might be sleep apnea. What many people don’t realize is that sleep apnea not only messes with your sleep but could also put you at higher risk for diabetes! So, what’s the connection between these two? Let’s dive in.
Studies show that people with diabetes often have sleep...
According to the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) 2021 Diabetes Atlas report, approximately 537 million adults (ages 20-79) worldwide have diabetes, accounting for 10.5% of the global population in this age group. This number is expected to rise to 643 million by 2030 and increase to 783 million by 2045. Alarmingly, about 44% of diabetes patients globally remain undiagnosed, which means...
If you notice the following symptoms during the day and at night:
Daytime sleepiness, dizziness, fatigue, headaches, difficulty concentrating, decreased memory and judgment, irritability, excitability, anxiety, reduced libido, and diminished sexual function.
Snoring at night, episodes of breathing cessation, restlessness, frequent tossing and turning, involuntary limb movements or even twitching,...
Let’s be honest: blood glucose monitoring has come a long way since the days of finger pricks that felt like tiny jabs from medieval torture devices. Enter SLEEPON’s GO2SLEEP 3—our new favorite gadget that’s making waves in the world of non-invasive glucose monitoring. In this showdown, we’re pitting traditional methods against this high-tech marvel and explaining why GO2SLEEP 3 might...
What Makes for Quality Sleep?
Good sleep isn’t just about clocking hours; it’s about the quality of those hours. Here’s what defines a good night’s sleep:
Fall Asleep Fast: You should be able to drift off within 30 minutes of hitting the pillow.
Stay Asleep: You shouldn’t wake up frequently. Ideally, if you do wake up, it should be less than once per night for more than 5 minutes,...