Sleep Noodle Positional Sleep Aid
Sleep Noodle Positional Sleep Aid
Sleep Noodle Positional Sleep Aid
Sleep Noodle Positional Sleep Aid
Sleep Noodle Positional Sleep Aid
Sleep Noodle Positional Sleep Aid
Sleep Noodle Positional Sleep Aid
Sleep Noodle Positional Sleep Aid
Sleep Noodle Positional Sleep Aid
Sleep Noodle Positional Sleep Aid
Sleep Noodle Positional Sleep Aid
Sleep Noodle Positional Sleep Aid
Sleep Noodle Positional Sleep Aid
Sleep Noodle Positional Sleep Aid

Sleep Noodle Positional Sleep Aid

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Snoring can often be improved or eliminated when sleepers stop sleeping on their back. This is due to improved airflow while breathing. The Sleep Noodle helps to provide positional therapy while sleeping in bed.

Features:
  • A simpler & more natural anti-snore solution
  • Excellent cost effective positional therapy
  • Durable & easy to use
  • Non-slip breathable mesh belt with enhanced hook and loop fastener
  • Self-healing zipper

Our policy lasts 30 days from the date of delivery. Click here to start the return process.

Once your return is received and inspected, we will send you an email to notify you if you are approved for a refund.

For a complete summary of our return policy, click here.

For information that includes assembly, cleaning and warranty information please click here.

Patent #D897546

FAQs

The primary difference between Sleep Noodle and Sleep Noodle UP is the alignment of the noodle. Sleep Noodle offers a horizontal noodle alignment, while Sleep Noodle UP offers both vertical and horizontal alignment. Some users are completely satisfied with the noodle in the horizontal position, but then there are users who may be more comfortable when the noodle is aligned parallel with their spine. In addition, the Sleep Noodle UP foam insert has been improved to add comfort but maintain a strong foundation to avoid the user from sleeping on their back.

Please refer to the sizing chart on the product pages. By measuring around your chest, you will be able to determine the best size.

Airways become more narrow when sleeping on your back due to gravity and the relaxation of tissues near the back of your throat. By changing your sleep position, you can open up your airways and potentially prevent snoring. Click here to learn more about the science behind positional sleep.