Research shows that your nose is the key to a good night’s sleep. When you can breathe freely and easily through your nose, you sleep better — and this may have an impact on your long-term health.
If congestion, blockages, a deviated septum, or narrow airways are impacting your ability to breathe through your nose, making you restless throughout the night or causing you to snore, Mute may be right for you.
Did you know that 83% of Australians snore or live with someone who does^?
What causes snoring?
The cause of snoring is not always the same for everyone, it can be linked to the structure of your nose, obstruction caused by a broken nose, deviated septum, nasal obstruction or blockages from allergies and colds.
Some people snore due to particular medication, after a few drinks or while pregnant.
Snoring is a sign that the airway is compromised to some degree which can mean air is not getting where it needs to go for healthy breathing and oxygenation during sleep.
Try Mute to see if it can help you to Breathe More, Snore Less and Sleep Better.
Signs you might snore or have a disrupted night’s sleep
- You’re waking up tired.
- You have a deviated septum or narrow nasal passages.
- You have allergies due to hayfever.
- You’re experiencing nasal congestion due to cold and flu.
- You breathe through your mouth waking up with a dry or sore throat.
- You drool in your sleep.
Mute is a simple, comfortable and effective way to help reduce your snoring and get a better night’s sleep.
What is Mute?
Think of Mute as the first line of defence against snoring and sleep disruption. It’s an over-the-counter snoring remedy — a small, comfortable, soft, adjustable device made of polymers that sit inside your nose, increasing airflow and improving breathing.
Mute is designed to gently open up the airways, allowing snorers to breathe more easily through their nose and keep their mouth closed during sleep. In trials, 73% of couples reported a reduction in the frequency and volume of snoring and found it more effective than other products**.
The technology behind Mute increases airflow on average by 38%*, which may alleviate nasal congestion, another critical factor to a reduction in snoring and a better quality of sleep. With 75% of users reporting they snored less and 58% said their snoring stopped completely whilst using Mute**.
To put it simply Mute opens up the nasal airways to make breathing easier enabling the user to BREATHE MORE.
Less reliance on mouth breathing which is associated with snoring enabling the user to SNORE LESS.
Less snoring means the snorer and their partners both enjoy a better night’s sleep. SLEEP BETTER.
How to Use Mute?
References:
*S. Braham, The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital, 2003. Financial sponsor ASAP Breatheassist. https://mutesnoring.com/38
**2014 User Trial N=118 couples. Results may vary. Marketing Moves. ASAP Breatheassist was the financial sponsor for this study. https://mutesnoring.com/75
^Australian Embarrassed Snorers Poll 2021, conducted by One Poll N=2000. Financial sponsor ASAP Breatheassist. https://mutesnoring.com/22
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