SnoreWedge reduces bothersome CPAP air and noise

There are many posts here complaining about common problems sleeping next to someone with a CPAP such as:
- Loud breathing sounds (Darth Vader)
- Vent air hitting them in the face
- Blast of air in the face when the CPAP user opens their mouth
- Noise when the mask becomes dislodged (mask farts)

Try the SnoreWedge.



It is a new product that is designed to stand upright between two sleepers. It is made out of acoustic foam and an inner layer of mass loaded vinyl which is a material that reduces airborne noise.
Instead of stacking a pile of pillows between you and the CPAP user, the SnoreWedge takes up less space, blocks more sound, and won't fall on your head in the middle of the night.

There is a special launch promotion right now where you can get $10 off and free shipping by going to the landing page and using the posted coupon code.

http://www.snorewedge.com/cpap.html

So does it come with the sleeping partner?

Put an extra pillow on the bed.

Tipiford

Tipiford wrote:Put an extra pillow on the bed.

Tipiford

A blowup doll would be better ....

Oh! You mean for the snorewedge?

That is where my dog sleeps. She keeps her back toward me with her legs toward my husband. It works well until she has rabbit chasing dreams and gives my husband a good back scratch.

DreamStalker wrote:

Tipiford wrote:Put an extra pillow on the bed.

Tipiford

A blowup doll would be better ....

Oh! You mean for the snorewedge?

Hey DreamStalker, Are you attempting to accuse me of something I might have to admit to?

How long before one or the other bed partner changes position and knocks that thing over onto the other one?!

As a marriage & family therapist I have so many funny remarks about this spinning around in my head right now. But you folks have already posted some of 'em!

kaiasgram wrote:How long before one or the other bed partner changes position and knocks that thing over onto the other one?!

Exactly my thought... Maybe screw a short 24" cubicle wall partition to the middle of a headboard and release it as the SnoreWall?

Speaking of headboards, take a look at the background of that picture. Either he has a really funky upholstered headboard or the SnoreWedge arrived too late and he's already been banished to the pull-out couch.

djhall wrote:

kaiasgram wrote:How long before one or the other bed partner changes position and knocks that thing over onto the other one?!

Exactly my thought... Maybe screw a short 24" cubicle wall partition to the middle of a headboard and release it as the SnoreWall?

Speaking of headboards, take a look at the background of that picture. Either he has a really funky upholstered headboard or the SnoreWedge arrived too late and he's already been banished to the pull-out couch.

Tipiford wrote:

DreamStalker wrote:

Tipiford wrote:Put an extra pillow on the bed.

Tipiford

A blowup doll would be better ....

Oh! You mean for the snorewedge?

Hey DreamStalker, Are you attempting to accuse me of something I might have to admit to?

I'll never tell.

That girl looks like a young teenager.

Stormynights wrote:That girl looks like a young teenager.

And he looks like a classical stereotype - middle aged and over weight.

Where is the Sheriff when you need him? Call the donut shop.