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Many home remedies and crappy products claim to cure the age old annoyance of snoring. Most of these products are more comparable to a drill with a low battery. The sound is still there, just dulled. The SnoreStopper claims to cure all of your snoring ills without the use of weird looking face masks or nose clips.

The SnoreStopper is worn on the wrist, much like your average wrist watch, and uses the power of holistic acupuncture massage. Using special built-in bio-sensors, the SnoreStopper can sense when you start to snore, at which point it sends a pulse of acupuncture therapy through your wrist to relieve your muscles, with the goal to teach your body to have relaxed muscles at all times during your sleep. They seem to be pretty confident about their product. They offer a 30-day cash back guarantee. Available now for $80. — Andrew Dobrow

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Snoring can be both embarassing and annoying, especially to the person sleeping next to you (unless of course, both of you snore, that will depend on who gets to sleep first). There’re a million therapies out there for you to burn money with, but there’s something we discovered today that you might want to try out, and it only takes a few bucks. We’re showing you these nostril clips that come in 4 pairs of different sizes. They are in pairs because one is for yourself, and the other is for the person next to you, with a handle attached at the end that you can manipulate and shove it into the nose when he or she’s asleep and snoring so loudly it gets on to your nerves. Give that a try if you are in Japan, or try making one of them yourselves at home. –Sam Chan

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